Navtex QSL from Otaru/ JNL, I received this conventional verification letter with other material from station in 15th of Dec. 2009:
 
Letter

 
Copy of station log

 
Copy of my reception report:

 
Nice Xmas card

 

 
And all those comes inside of this  

 

 
 

I receiced email from Nedherlands in 18th of Dec.:
 
Dear OM Raimo,
 
Confirmation ur receive rapport Dutch Navtex station  
 
Via the back-office of the Royal Dutch Navy Establishment Company, MB-SEWACO, we did get your Navtex rapport.
My colleague PE1CMT, Peter, did just repair the Navtex transmitter one month before you send your rapport!
Hereby I send you a picture of the 1kW transmitter from the handbook and our QSL-cards.
If you have installed Google earth and click on the 'Scheveningen..... etc.' then you will find the location of the transmitter building and see several foothpaths to the antennas.
All the transmitters there are remote controlled.
 
Many thanks for you rapport, '73 es hpe to call you in the future with my indoor magnetic loop antenna and QRP transceiver Raimo.
 
'73, Roeland, PA0RBC
 
www.pa0rbc.tk
 
Also in mail was those next three files:
 

 

 

I received mail in 12th of Jan. from US Coast Guard CLAMSLANT, verifying my two reception report:
 
Verification letter:

 
Front side of QSL- card:

 
NMF Boston QSL- card:

 
NMN Camslant QSL- card:

 
-RKA  

I received this message in today 18th of March:  
 
reception report Navtex  
 
Dear Sir,
 
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter and to confirm that on the 9th March 2010
you certainly received part of our Navtex coastal warning transmission.
 
 
Yours faithfully,
 
MRCC Las Palmas
http: www.salvamentomaritimo.es
 
 
-RKA