M1A 1947 Republic of San Marino

Hi Max... I have not had the pleasure of meeting him. The radio amateur you are asking me about was Prof. Corrado Francini, unfortunately sk.
He was a mathematics teacher in high school (liceo) and was the first radio amateur in San Marino.
Our club is in fact registered in his name.
I believe he had obtained authorization from the English authorities for the liberation of San Marino at the end of World War II (probably the prefix M1 then changed to T7 had this legacy). Mario T77TB

QSL R0L-123 Collection
Info courtesy of R0L-123, T77TB