The QSL card features a design reflective of the German Democratic Republic (DDR), prominently displaying the call sign DM 3 OZJ, alongside the club station VEB Keramische Werke Hermsdorf located in Thüringen. The front showcases a stylized image of a communication antenna intertwined with a globe, representing the global connectivity of amateur radio. The reverse side is dedicated to a message addressed to a recipient named Dick, detailing a radio communication that took place on July 2, 1968, at 05:45 GMT/MEZ. It includes technical details such as output power, antenna type, and reception conditions, along with a request for direct QSL contact. The card also bears a postal stamp from the ARRL QSL Bureau, emphasizing its authenticity and connection to the amateur radio community.
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