Vintage Rare 3 Discontinued Rolls of USPS Priority Mail Shipping Tape 106-A 1997

Vintage Rare 3 Discontinued Partial Rolls of USPS Priority Mail Shipping Tape 106-A October 1997 Sold as a collectible part of USPS and hockey history. This specific label has been discontinued and is no longer used by USPS. USPS Label 106-A (10/97) was a roll of self-adhesive Priority Mail packing tape featuring the "Eagle Logo" "Label 106-A" was a 1997 USPS Priority Mail tape designed to mark packages, but it was officially discontinued due to abuse and is no longer provided by the USPS. Additionally, it was a fad in the early 2000’s to use this specific tape on hockey uniforms. Hockey players in the early 2000s used USPS Priority Mail tape on their uniforms, particularly their socks, because the tape and boxes were freely available from the post office. This practice was especially popular among players looking for free or low-cost alternatives to expensive hockey tape. The tape was used to keep socks up and shin pads in place, a common use for standard athletic and hockey tape. The practice occurred in both ice hockey and roller hockey, with many players sharing nostalgic memories of it in online forums. This misuse of the tape is partially what led to it being discontinued and what makes it a wonderful piece of memorabilia! Rolls are partially used - They all Measure 1 ⅞” wide, The Smallest roll has ⅝” of tape left while the largest roll has 1” of tape left. The smallest roll weighs 7.5oz. The largest roll weighs 13.5 oz. You will receive all 3 rolls.