In the early 1990s, I "registered" (or whatever one did at the time) my verification collection with the CPRV. This thread indicates that they no longer are interested in more current collections. Someone also mentioned a letter the CPRV people sent in the last few years, which I didn't get due to several intervening address changes. Are they now out of the business of accepting any more collections?
On Mar 16, 2014, at 10:27 PM, Rick Dau wrote:
With all the discussion about QSLs on these boards recently, I thought I'd check and see what all is available for public viewing in the way of MW QSLs at the U. of Maryland, and was shocked to find so little (http://ontheshortwaves.com/cprv-gallery.html). I myself donated MANY of my Oakland (IA) and Iowa City QSLs that I amassed in the 1990s to the CPRV (through Gerry Dexter) and now as I look at what is listed, I see nothing newer than the early 1960s! Surely many DXers over the years have donated QSLs from the 1970s and 1980s to the CPRV. None of the ones I sent them are even listed. Am I missing something here? 73,Rick Dauon the road in Silver Lake, Kansas
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