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Underground Ticketing System (UTS) cards in yellow were used from 1987 until 1993 when pale pink coloured cards replaced them. Decoding info centrally on the right hand side, machine series starting 01 upwards related to now-closed staffed Ticket Office windows; 10 onwards relate to self-service Fewfare machines; series 30 etc comprise a complex Multifare variant. To the left is a four-digit National Location Code (NLC) of stations starting 0; NLCs from 1001 are used by National Rail.

Machines were supplied by Westinghouse Cubic from late 1987. Cards around credit card size carry magnetic strip and a print order code on the reverse; certain stock carried advertisements from 1993 onwards. TfL still uses UTS in modified form and hugely reduced quantities, as detailed in Wikipedia.

Reliable long-retired collector, net proceeds go to the considerable cost of acquiring these at the time.