Amateur Electronic Supply in Wickliffe was a part of the ham radio scene in Northeast Ohio for decades. They used to have a large bulletin board above the counter where patrons would post their QSL cards. (Hams call these interactions “eyeball QSOs.”) The AES bulletin board provided a history of hams in this area dating back many years. When we learned they were closing, we called and asked for the collection. QSL cards are the folk art of amateur radio, and these don’t disappoint. Now that the tape and staples have all been pulled off, we have a box of historic postcards that need to be scanned. Interested? Let us know if so.

