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Some of the nearly 200.000 letters received from readers in 58 years...
WWW.PENPALCLUBS.NET
Signal's first Club Directory was issued already in the 1960's,
now it is linked to all of our below websites.
Publisher Raimo Kaarna, Purokatu 18, FI-15200 Lahti, FINLAND
YOU CAN READ ALL THESE
OLDER PRINTED SIGNAL-MAGAZINES
IN ACTUAL SIZE & COLORS AT ONCE
as they were printed on paper in those
40 years - over 100 separate issues,
50.000 penpals and photos, collectors,
mail order ads, penpal clubs far over
from 100 countries, news, editorials...
1960-1969
= 6.500 penpals
1970-1979
= 10.850 penpals
1980-1989
= 16.700 penpals
1990-1999
= 18.400 penpals
www.signalpenpals.net
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www.signalpenpals.net
www.signalpenpals.net
www.globalcollectors.net
www.lahtelaista.net
www.penpalclubs.net
THE PUBLISHER
Raimo Kaarna, Purokatu 18, FI-15200 Lahti, Finland
www.worldsignals.net * www.penpalmagazine.net *
That's what the SIGNALs looked like from 1979 to 2004...
The size was usually tabloid, 5.000 copies.
SIGNAL READERS BACK IN 1970'S 80'S
Raimo Kaarna, some letters from the readers
Signal had its own offset printing press earlier
Later it was printed on web offset presses
Publisher's ex-wife with two Algerian readers
A cold beer refreshens the publisher
U.S. robot or puppet reader in the 80's
Mr R P Agrawal, Indian businessman searching for...
The publisher resting and enjoying the sun
Happy 50th Anniversary of the Signal
In West Germany a reader glanced the ads
Raimo Kaarna in his Signal office
Leyland K Stoddart in Philippines, philatelist and publisher
Young reader in Hungary, Focht Sandor's son Arpad
In Indonesia Arcole Ary Tandy helped Signal in circulation
The publisher with a few letters, banknotes
India - is this photo from Amritsar?
Readers even in Libya, Kauidder Mekki
Signal's computers in the 80's, excellent
Some of the archieves back in 80's and 90's
Signal has been quite popular in India
The readers had to pay for their ads and Signals
This reader, Wilfried Elsner, is from West Germany
Thousands of Ghanaian Cedis, valueless now
The latest tabloid Signals were issued in 2004
Mimi from Indonesia visited Signal in 2014
The Signals were laser printed in color in 2014
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