How do you store your QSLs?
 

DxAce's note about "digging out" his first Radio Prague QSL prompted
this curiosity in my mind - How do we store our QSLs? Do we treat
them like gold or so many old scraps of paper? Tack them on a wall?
Keep them in a file box?

I put mine in acid-free clear poly pages in a binder(s). Nice and
convenient, both sides are visible and they should last pretty
well...at least until nobody is left alive to care about them any
more :-)

I had a bunch when I was a kid in Massachusetts in the 1970s - no
serious DX, really, just big international broadcasters (R. New
Zealand with's its little bitty transmitter - was it 7.5 or 15 kW? -
was an exception). I think my Mom tossed them one day when I was away
at school, or else she gave them to my sister for whatever reason. In
any case, they are gone, along with the cool station pennants. Wish I
still had them.

Bruce

How do you store your QSLs?
 

On Apr 8, 9:20*pm, bpnjensen wrote:
DxAce's note about "digging out" his first Radio Prague QSL prompted
this curiosity in my mind - How do we store our QSLs? *Do we treat
them like gold or so many old scraps of paper? *Tack them on a wall?
Keep them in a file box?

I put mine in acid-free clear poly pages in a binder(s). *Nice and
convenient, both sides are visible and they should last pretty
well...at least until nobody is left alive to care about them any
more :-)

I had a bunch when I was a kid in Massachusetts in the 1970s - no
serious DX, really, just big international broadcasters (R. New
Zealand with's its little bitty transmitter - was it 7.5 or 15 kW? -
was an exception). *I think my Mom tossed them one day when I was away
at school, or else she gave them to my sister for whatever reason. *In
any case, they are gone, along with the cool station pennants. *Wish I
still had them.

Bruce

For my SWBC QSLs,
I have a padded fake leather, bound volume that holds about 50 QSLs,
Each sleeve has a black paper divider that allows two QSls in each
sleeve.
Got it from Gilfer in the 70's.
The sleeves are just big enough to hold those oversize QSLs that Radio
Portugal used to issue.
I wish I could get more.

My amateur QSLs go in a plastic box about the size of a shoe box. Box
and lid 94 cents at Wally World.
Dan
AI8O