Time for a show-n-tell UZIT fest, so if you have a UZIT....show it.

[MVSNYC]

Hi Ted, not sure what else was in that Uzit deal, sorry! But I do remember one of our trades being a Drum for a BL460, I forget which way it went, and we might've also done a second trade on those, in reverse...we've definitely deal some cool deals over the years- Uzit, red hindu, Drum, BL, etc...Anything to trade these days?

Hope all is well, my friend.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Hi Ted, not sure what else was in that Uzit deal, sorry! But I do remember one of our trades being a Drum for a BL460, I forget which way it went, and we might've also done a second trade on those, in reverse...we've definitely deal some cool deals over the years- Uzit, red hindu, Drum, BL, etc...Anything to trade these days?

Hope all is well, my friend.

We sure have done a lot of T206 deals, starting back to the 1990's at the Fort Washington Philly Shows.
And most of our transactions were strictly trades. Very little $$$$ deals were made.

We certainly practiced the true meaning of wheeling-n-dealing in "Trading Cards"


TED Z

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[tedzan]

Here is the other Wiltse with UZIT back.

We have posted 21 different UZIT cards....which is 35% of the 60 known UZIT cards.
Tomorrow is another day, so let's continue displaying these rare cards.



TED Z

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[parkerj33]

holy moly, that schlei....is it possible all uzits could be accounted for just in this thread? still a ways to go.

[frohme]

From back in the day when I was collecting Pirates ... (I no longer own these, sadly)
 


 

 

[stutor]

Bill Bradley with his bat (Big Bennie)

[tedzan]

Imagine opening a UZIT cigarette pack in the Spring of 1911 and finding a T206 card and a T80 card !

At the beginning of 1911, American Lithographic launched their Gold-Border series of cards. The T80 cards depicting worldwide Military subjects was one of the first issues.
The artwork of the T80 cards is very distinctive, and their gold borders are quite ornate. By the Spring of 1911, T206 card production had ended.

ATC instructed Factory #30 to insert the remaining T206 UZIT cards with the T80 UZIT cards in the UZIT packs. This is illustrated in this link.......
https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...highlight=uzit






TED Z

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