I would gladly make an offer, but I have no idea what quantity/quality where talking about here & I'm afraid to make a complete fool of myself when doing so (I can't even think of the value of a single issue to be honoust) ;-) Ebay seems like the perfect solution! But please, sell the 80s & 90s issues separately (per decade, not per issue) since I'm mostly intersted in the 90s issues ;-) You can still include an all-in offer.
Carolbee
If you are thinking of setting up an eBay account, note that there are sellers' fees. Both eBay and PayPal. U&lc issues don't go for much (somewhat of a hard sell). And their non-standard size is a negative factor in regard to shipping. They are what you might call a "give-away."
But if you decide to partake, best word of advice: don't close an auction on a full moon. . . or during holidays. Or for that matter Fridays or Saturdays—web traffic drops dramatically. For some reason Sunday night through Monday morning is prime time and it just drops off from there on, with Thursday afternoon as endgame. And if you don't believe that, monitor the daily usage statistics of Typophile (ain't nothing ever going on here on the weekends—not sure what that reveals about type designers/typographers).
Gerald
ill sans
is she buying or selling?
missgiggles
LOL
BTW: I have an issue of U&lc up on eBay every week.
FYI: In it's short period of reign ITC had a literal monopoly over the type industry and treated type designers like s**t. ITC was so arrogant "it" didn't get digital type and DTP. 1987 was the signal year and they were soon to be suddenly out of the picture. It took them years to finally figure it out.
Gerald
This is a late reaction to this post,
Im just reading it cause I have a lot of those old big-format-newspaper-size U&Lc... ánd seriously thinking of thrashing them... not sure if its worth anything...
Anyone an idea if it is worth a lil? Maybe... someone interested? :)
Hope someone is still reading along,
Very best, Matt
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