D.C. Thomson / The Victor - THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72

1972
THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72
D.C. Thomson / The Victor
24 cards

These cards were issued in two different sizes - 65mm x 47mm and 95mm x 65mm. Apologies to everyone, the issue dates previously stated here were incorrect. The correct dates have now been added.

THO-675-2/THO-253-2 Super Stars of '72 - 65mm x 47mm

Willie Carr (Coventry City)
Phil Summerhill (Birmingham City)
Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Terry Hennesey (Derby County)
Johnny Giles (Leeds United)
David Craig (Newcastle United)
Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)
David Sadler (Manchester United)
Trevor Hockey (Sheffield United)
Frank McLintock (Arsenal)
Colin Suggett (West Bromwich Albion)
John Ritchie (Stoke City)
Dick Krzywicki (Huddersfield Town)
George Connelly (Glasgow Celtic)
Clyde Best (West Ham United)
Gerry Queen (Crystal Palace)

THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 - 95mm x 65mm

Colin Bell (Manchester City)
Mike England (Tottenham Hotspur)
Tommy McLean (Glasgow Rangers)  -  amended 20-02-2019
Liam O'Kane (Nottingham Forest)  -  amended 20-02-2019
Alan Hudson (Chelsea)
Mike Channon (Southampton)
Joe Royle (Everton)
David Nish (Leicester City)

THO-675-1 / THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 - Plastic folder

Portsmouth badge
Liverpool badge
Huddersfield badge
Partick Thistle badge
Tottenham Hotspur badge
Leeds United badge
Derby County badge
Arsenal badge
Dundee United badge
Cardiff City badge

THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 (sheet 1) - 26 February, 1972

Colin Bell (Manchester City)
Mike England (Tottenham Hotspur)

THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 (sheet 2) - 26 February, 1972

Tommy McLean (Glasgow Rangers)  -  amended 20-02-2019
Liam O'Kane (Nottingham Forest)  -  amended 20-02-2019

THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 (sheet 3) - 26 February, 1972

Alan Hudson (Chelsea)
Mike Channon (Southampton)

THO-675-1/THO-253-1 Super Stars of '72 (sheet 4) - 26 February, 1972

Joe Royle (Everton)
David Nish (Leicester City)

THO-675-2/THO-253-2 Super Stars of '72 (sheet 5) - 4 March, 1972

Willie Carr (Coventry City)
Phil Summerhill (Birmingham City)
Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Terry Hennesey (Derby County)
Johnny Giles (Leeds United)
David Craig (Newcastle United)
Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)
David Sadler (Manchester United)
Trevor Hockey (Sheffield United)
Frank McLintock (Arsenal)
Colin Suggett (West Bromwich Albion)
John Ritchie (Stoke City)
Dick Krzywicki (Huddersfield Town)
George Connelly (Glasgow Celtic)
Clyde Best (West Ham United)
Gerry Queen (Crystal Palace)

California Sunshine - California Sunshine (1979) - Carl Jr's Hamburgers / Dr. Pepper

1979
California Sunshine
Carl Jr's Hamburgers / Dr. Pepper
USA
16

Andy Chapman had been at Arsenal before moving across the pond. As far as I know this was the only card set issued by California Sunshine, who only lasted four seasons (1978-1981) and played in the American Soccer League (not N.A.S.L.).

Marine Cano
Andy Chapman
Gary Evans
Joey Fink
Poli Garcia
Joe Howarth
Jay Johnstone
Alan Kelley
Ramon Moraldo
Ismael Moreira
Paul Renkert
Rildo
Don Tobin
Frank Towers
Keith Walley
Checklist

D.C. Thomson / The Hornet - My Own Diary of World Cup Football

1966
My Own Diary of World Cup Football
D.C. Thomson / The Hornet
1

Another football booklet, though I don't have the issue date.

UPDATE (01-09-2021 12:14):  Issue number 123, dated 15 January, 1966 - thanks to a comment below.

Fekete Péter (Hungary) - Foci VB 2014 (World Cup 2014)

2014
Foci VB 2014 (World Cup 2014)
Fekete Péter
Hungary
Unknown number

I'm not sure how many cards are in this boxed set. Lionel Messi features on the front cover. Any help with completing this checklist would be much appreciated.

Aguero (Argentina)
Dempsey (U.S.A.)
Donovan (U.S.A.)
Mandzukic (Croatia)
Messi (Argentina)
Neymar (Brazil)
Perisic (Croatia)
Suarez (Uruguay)
Yaya Toure (Ivory Coast)
van Persie (Netherlands)
Xavi (Spain)

Boys' Magazine - BOY-475/BPM-5.5 Football Series 1923-24

1923-24
BOY-475/BPM-5.5 Football Series 1923-24
Boys' Magazine
6

Tottenham Hotspur   -   issue no. 86,  dated 13 October, 1923
Skinner, Brown, Walters, Bunn, Purdey, Maddison, Blake, MacDonald, Clay, Duffus, Ross, Banks, White, Forster, B. Smith, Grimsdell, Lowe, Skitt, Bann, Sage, Thompson, T.A. Deacock, Elkes, McCudden, Dimmock, Seed, Sharp, Jennings, G. Cox, Barnett, Handley, Walden, W.H. Smith, Lindsay, Brooks.
Liverpool 1923-24   -   issue no. 87,  dated 20 October, 1923
Wadsworth, W. Connell (Trainer), McNabb, Scott, Walsh, Lillie, Bromilow, Longworth, Gilhespy, Forshaw, McKinlay, Chambers, Hopkin.
Sunderland   -   issue no. 88,  dated 27 October, 1923
Wilkinson, Cresswell, Robson, England, Paterson, Poole, Marshall, Buchan, Parker (Captain), Hawes, Ellis.
West Ham United   -   issue no. 89,  dated 3 November, 1923
Henderson, Bishop, Hufton, Kay, Hodgson, Tresadern, Richards, Brown, Watson, Moore, Ruffell.
Manchester City   -   issue no. 90,  dated 10 November, 1923
Pringle, Donaldson, Mitchell, Cookson, Fletcher, Sharp, Roberts, Johnson, Hamill, Barnes, Murphy.
Huddersfield Town   -   issue no. 91,  dated 17 November, 1923
Cawthorne, Gray, Boustead, Lilley, Taylor, Cowell, Goodall, Storey, N. Smith, Davies, Cook, Richardson, Barkas, C. Wilson, Stephenson, T. Wilson, Islip, Wadsworth, Watson, Brown, Spence, Johnston, A.W. Smith, Walter, Powell, Langham, Roberts, Steele, W.H. Smith.

Topps - 2013-14 Topps Premier Gold (11)

2013-14
Topps Premier Gold
Topps
200 cards - base set

Following on from dvsgooner tracking down the original photo of the Fraizer Campbell card to identify Yaya Toure, I've been looking at other cards with additional players partially hidden or obscured.

15.  Fraizer Campbell (Cardiff City) and Yaya Toure (Manchester City)
                    Source: Michael Steele/Getty Images Europe
23.  Mile Jedinak (Crystal Palace) and Roberto Soldado (Tottenham Hotspur)
                    Source: Getty Images Europe
36.  James Chester (Hull City) and Kevin De Bruyne (Chelsea)
TT-JC.  James Chester (Hull City) and Kevin De Bruyne (Chelsea)
                    Source: John Sibley/Action Images
53.  Michael Carrick (Manchester United) and André Schürrle (Chelsea)
                    Source: Manchester Evening News
67.  Morgan Schneiderlin (Southampton) and Matěj Vydra (West Bromwich Albion)
                    Source: Getty Images
73.  Ryan Shawcross (Stoke City) and Erik Pieters (Stoke City)
                    Source: The Independent
85.  Michu (Swansea City) and ????????
                    Source: Failed to find the original photograph
146.  Pablo Zabaleta (Manchester City) and Jonás Gutiérrez (Newcastle United)
                    Source: API
188.  Roberto Soldado (Tottenham Hotspur) and Nacer Chadli (Tottenham Hotspur) v Swansea City
                    Source: Kevin Quigley/Daily Mail/Solo Syndication

Boys' Magazine - BOY-490 Football Teams 1926-27

1926-27
BOY-490 Football Teams 1926-27
Boys' Magazine
5

I've pinched the illustration from Roger Pashby's Huddersfield Town Cards & Stickers 1908-2014 website.

Sunderland F.C. 1926-27   -   issue no.264,  dated 26 March, 1927
Lloyd, Heyes, Gibbon, Lilley, Gurney, McGorian, Oakley, Isherwood, Cresswell, Dow, Hawes, Bell, Ramsay, Parker, McInroy, Henderson, Stoneham, Crawford, Threlfall, England, Halliday, Marshall, Coxford, Clunas, Ellis, Andrews , Bartley.
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.  1926-27   -   issue no.265,  dated 2 April, 1927
W. Minter (Manager), B. Smith, Blair, J. Smith, Forster, Poynton, Thompson, Lindsay, Osbourne, Elkes, Seed, Dimmock.
Bolton Wanderers F.C. 1926-27   -   issue no.266,  dated 9 April, 1927
Cope, Greenhalgh, Pym, Seddon, Nuttall, Finney, Butler, Jack, Smith, Baggett, Vizard, Joe Smith.
Bristol City F.C. 1926-27   -   issue no.267,  dated 16 April, 1927
Norman, J. Nichol (Trainer), J. Walsh, Mr. Jenkins (Chairman), Coggins, Hughes, Drummond, Sanders, Gillespy, Martin, Wadsworth, T. Walsh, Keating, Rankin.
Huddersfield Town F.C. 1926-27   -   issue no.268,  dated 23 April, 1927
Wilson, Langham, Steele, Goodall, Mercer, Turner, Taylor, Moralee, Cameron, Carr, Wadsworth, J.F. Chaplin (Manager), Brown, cook, Raw, Barkas, Stephenson, N. Smith, Dent Gray, Watson, Jackson, Slicer, Shaw, Devlin, Spence, W.H. Smith, A.W. Smith, Cawthorne (Inset).

Merlin - Premier League 2002 (02) - Walkers Crisps stickers

2001-02
F.A. Premier League 2002 - W prefix stickers
Merlin / Walkers Crisps
80 (UK), 84 (Eire)

Small stickers with a gold border, produced for the album that was included in the centre of the main sticker album, and issued by Walkers Crisps. Two different versions.

F.A. Premier League 2002 - W prefix - Blue backs - UK release
F.A. Premier League 2002 - W prefix - Green backs - Republic of Ireland release

W1.  Sol Campbell (Arsenal)
W2.  Ashley Cole (Arsenal)
W3.  Patrock Vieira (Arsenal)
W4.  Thierry Henry (Arsenal)
W5.  Peter Schmeichel (Aston Villa)
W6.  Paul Merson (Aston Villa)
W7.  Lee Hendrie (Aston Villa)
W8.  Juan Pablo Angel (Aston Villa)
W9.  Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers)
W10.  Garry Flitcroft (Blackburn Rovers)
W11.  Corrado Grabbi (Blackburn Rovers)
W12.  Matt Jensen (Blackburn Rovers)
W13.  Colin Hendry (Bolton Wanderers)
W14.  Per Frandsen (Bolton Wanderers)
W15.  Ricardo Gardner (Bolton Wanderers)
W16.  Michael Ricketts (Bolton Wanderers)
W17.  Richard Rufus (Charlton Athletic)
W18.  Mark Kinsella (Charlton Athletic)
W19.  Shaun Bartlett (Charlton Athletic)
W20.  Jonatan Johansson (Charlton Athletic)
W21.  Marcel Desailly (Chelsea)
W22.  Frank Lampard (Chelsea)
W23.  Emmanuel Petit (Chelsea)
W24.  Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Chelsea)
W25.  Mark Poom (Derby County)
W26.  Georgi Kinkladze (Derby County)
W27.  Craig Burley (Derby County)
W28.  Fabrizio Ravanelli (Derby County)
W29.  David unsworth (Everton)
W30.  Paul Gascoigne (Everton)
W31.  Kevin Campbell (Everton)
W32.  Duncan Ferguson (Everton)
W33.  Edwin van der Sar (Fulham)
W34.  Sean Davis (Fulham)
W35.  Luis Saha (Fulham)
W36.  Steve Marlet (Fulham)
W37.  Titus Bramble (Ipswich Town)
W38.  Martijn Reuser (Ipswich Town)
W39.  Finidi George (Ipswich Town)
W40.  Marcus stewart (Ipswich Town)
W41.  Rio Ferdinand (Leeds United)
W42.  Mark Viduka (Leeds United)
W43.  Harry Kewell (Leeds United)
W44.  Alan Smith (Leeds United)
W45.  Ian Walker (Leicester City)
W46.  Matt Elliott (Leicester City)
W47.  Dennis Wise (Leicester City)
W48.  Muzzy Izzet (Leicester City)
W49.  Sami Hyppia (Liverpool)
W50.  Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
W51.  Emile Heskey (Liverpool)
W52.  Michael Owen (Liverpool)
W53.  Fabien Barthez (Manchester United)
W54.  Juan Sebastian Veron (Manchester United)
W55.  David Beckham (Manchester United)
W56.  Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United)
W57.  Gareth Southgate (Middlesbrough)
W58.  Ugo Ehiogu (Middlesbrough)
W59.  Paul Ince (Middlesbrough)
W60.  Alen Boksic (Middlesbrough)
W61.  Nikos Dabizas (Newcastle United)
W62.  Laurent Robert (Newcastle United)
W63.  Nolberto Solano (Newcastle United)
W64.  Alan Shearer (Newcastle United)
W65.  Paul Jones (Southampton)
W66.  Wayne Bridge (Southampton)
W67.  Rory Delap (Southampton)
W68.  Marian Pahars (Southampton)
W69.  Michael Gray (Sunderland)
W70.  Gavin McCann (Sunderland)
W71.  Kevin Phillips (Sunderland)
W72.  Niall Quinn (Sunderland)
W73.  Neil Sullivan (Tottenham Hotspur)
W74.  Gustavo Poyet (Tottenham Hotspur)
W75.  Sergei Rebrov (Tottenham Hotspur)
W76.  Teddy Sheringham (Tottenham Hotspur)
W77.  Thomas Repka (West Ham United)
W78.  Joe Cole (West Ham United)
W79.  Trevor Sinclair (West Ham United)
W80.  Frederic Kanoute (West Ham United)

W81.  Roy Keane (Irish Fans Favourites)
W82.  Steve Staunton (Irish Fans Favourites)
W83.  Robbie Keane (Irish Fans Favourites)
W84.  Jason McAteer (Irish Fans Favourites)

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot - Shoot's All Star Line-Up

1971
Shoot's All Star Line-Up
I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot
111

The first of the booklets produced by Shoot in the 1970s and early 1980s, where football magazines would include special pages that were intended to be cut out, folded and inserted into specially produced covers to form an A5 booklet. Shoot also provided two sheets of printed stickers that were intended to be cut out and pasted on the relevant pages.

front cover.  Bobby Moore, George Best

1.  Tommy Smith (Liverpool v Arsenal), Peter Osgood (Chelsea), Terry Cooper (Leeds United), Joe Royle (Everton), Colin Bell (Manchester City)
2.  Jeff Astle (West Bromwich Albion)
3.  Alan Ball (Everton)
4.  Gordon Banks (Stoke City)
5.  Colin Bell (Manchester City)
6.  Mike Bernard (Stoke City)
7.  George Best (Manchester United)
8.  John Blackley (Hibernian)
9.  Tommy Booth (Manchester City)
10.  Billy Bremner (Leeds United)
11.  Tony Brown (West Bromwich Albion)
12.  Martin Buchan (Aberdeen)
13.  Willie Carr (Coventry City)
14.  Mike Channon (Southampton), Mike England, Ron Davies
15.  Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)
16.  Trevor Cherry (Huddersfield Town)
17.  Martin Chivers (Tottenham Hotspur)
18.  Bobby Clark (Aberdeen)
19.  Ray Clemence (Liverpool)
20.  Dave Clements (Coventry City)
21.  Ralph Coates (Tottenham Hotspur)
22.  Terry Conroy (Stoke City)
23.  Jimmy Conway (Fulham)
24.  Terry Cooper (Leeds United)
25.  Peter Cormack (Nottingham Forest)
26.  Tony Currie (Sheffield United)
27.  Ron Davies (Southampton)
28.  Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
29.  Hugh Fisher (Southampton)
30.  John Fitzpatrick (Manchester United)
31.  Donald Ford (Hearts)
32.  Trevor Francis (Birmingham City)
33.  Chartie George (Arsenal)
34.  Ian Gibson (Cardiff City)
35.  John Giles (Leeds United)
36.  Bill Glazier (Coventry City)
37.  George Graham (Arsenal)
38.  Tony Green (Blackpool)   
39.  John Greig (Rangers)
40.  Brian Hall (Liverpool)
41.  Henry Hall (St. Johnstone)
42.  Chico Hamilton (Aston Villa)
43.  Asa Hartford (West Bromwich Albion)
44.  Colin Harvey (Everton)
45.  David Hay (Celtic)
46.  Kevin Hector (Derby County)
47.  Steve Heighway (Liverpool)
48.  Willie Henderson (Rangers)
49.  Terry Hennessey (Derby County)
50.  John Hickton (Middlesbrough)
51.  Trevor Hockey (Sheffield United)
52.  John Hollins (Chelsea)
53.  Harry Hood (Cetic)
54.  Bobby Hope (West Bromwich Albion)
55.  Peter Houseman (Chelsea)
56.  Alan Hudson (Chelsea)
57.  Geoff Hurst (West Ham United)
58.  John Hurst (Everton)
59.  lan Hutchinson (Chelsea)
60.  Geoff Hutt (Huddersfield Town)
61.  Gerry Ingram (Preston North End)
62.  John Jackson (Crystal Palace)
63.  Sandy Jardine (Rangers)
64.  Pat Jennings (Tottenham Hotspur)
65.  Jimmy Johnstone (Cellic)
66.  Mick Jones (Leeds United)
67.  Steve Kember (Crystal Palace)
68.  Ray Kennedy (Arsenal)
69.  Steve Kindon (Burnley)
70.  Denis Law (Manchester United)
71.  Chris Lawler (Liverpool) 
72.  Francis Lee (Manchester City)
73.  Malcolm Macdonald (Newcastle United)
74.  Rodney Marsh (Queens Park Rangers)
75.  Eric Martin (Southampton)
76.  Jim McCalliog (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
77.  Roy McFarland (Derby County)
78.  Ian McFaul (Newcastle United)
79.  Tommy McLean (Rangers)
80.  Frank McLintock (Arsenal)
81.  Bob McNab (Arsenal)
82.  Mick Mills (Ipswich Town)
83.  Bob Moncur (Newcastle United)
84.  Bobby Moore (West Ham United)
85.  Jim Montgomery (Sunderland)
86.  Ian Moore (Nottingham Forest)
87.  Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur)
88.  Henry Newton (Everton)
89.  Chris Nicholl (Luton Town)
90.  David Nish (Leicester City)
91.  Alan Oakes (Manchester City)
92.  John O'Hare (Derby County)
93.  Peter Osgood (Chelsea)
94.  Derek Parkin (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
95.  Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur)
96.  Demk Possee (Millwall)
97.  Davie Robb (Aberdeen)
98.  Jimmy Robertson (Ipswich Town)
99.  Bryan Robson (West Ham United)
100.  Don Rogers (Swindon Town)
101.  Joe Royle (Everton)
102.  John Scott (Dundee)
103.  Peter Shilton (Leicester City)
104.  Tommy Smith (Liverpool)
105.  Pat Stanton (Hibernian)
106.  Mike Summerbee (Manchester City)
107.  Phil Summerill (Birmingham City)
108.  John Toshack (Liverpool)
109.  Dave Wagstaffe (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
110.  Alan Woodward (Sheffield United)
111.  Frank Worthington (Huddersfield Town)

back cover.  Alan Ball,  John Greig (Rangers v Celtic) , Billy Bremner

J.C. Battock - (BEV-1-2/BAT-200) Football Cards - Coloured/Uncoloured backgrounds (02) - Uncoloured

1920s
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards ~ Coloured/Uncoloured backgrounds ~ Uncoloured
J.C. Battock
21 known

Graham Bruton has kindly sent in photos of a Manchester United card from this collection, along with the "Battocks Painting & Crayoning Competition" back. I presume it is also available in a coloured version.

UPDATE (14-11-2021 16:21):  I have decided to do some housekeeping regarding these rare Battock cards. I am assuming that the coloured cards can also be found as uncoloured cards in the painting competition as the basic designs for the coloured cards and the uncoloured cards are the same. These cards were used for a painting competition and are rarer than the coloured version that can be seen here - J.C. Battock - (BEV-1-2/BAT-200) Football Cards - Coloured/Uncoloured backgrounds (01) - Coloured. Any images I find of the uncoloured cards will be added here. 

Aberdeen

Arsenal
Aston Villa

Birmingham   -   added 14-11-2021
Bradford City
Bristol City
Celtic
Chelsea
Chesterfield
Clyde
Coventry City
Everton
Glasgow Rangers
Halifax Town
Luton

Manchester United
Oldham Athletic
Plymouth Argyle

Portsmouth   -   added 14-11-2021
Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton

Mundicromo (Spain) - Las Fichas de la Liga 2009 (01) - Mark Gonzalez / Lionel Messi

2008-09
Las Fichas de la Liga 2009
Mundicromo
Spain
1220 cards + variations

An unusual card for Lionel Messi collectors....

343.  Mark González (Real Betis Balompié) and Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona)

I.P.C. Magazine / Soccer Monthly - Guide to the Grounds

1978-79
Guide to the Grounds
I.P.C. Magazine / Soccer Monthly
1 poster

If you are a one-club collector like me, you probably pick up some strange items on eBay without knowing exactly where they come from. One such item in my collection is a little cut-out, showing out kit, ground details and some other details. It comes from this poster, presented free with the first issue of Soccer Monthly in September, 1978.

1.  Aberdeen
2.  Airdrieonians
3.  Albion Rovers
4.  Aldershot
5.  Alloa
6.  Arbroath
7.  Ards
8.  Arsenal
9.  Aston Villa
10.  Athlone Town
11.  Ayr United
12.  Ballymena United
13.  Bangor
14.  Barnsley
15.  Berwick Rangers
16.  Birmingham City
17.  Blackburn Rovers
18.  Blackpool
19.  Bohemian
20.  Bolton Wanderers
21.  Bournemouth
22.  Bradford City
23.  Brechin City
24.  Brentford
25.  Brighton & Hove Albion
26.  Bristol City
27.  Bristol Rovers
28.  Burnley
29.  Bury
30.  Cambridge United
31.  Cardiff City
32.  Carlisle United
33.  Celtic
34.  Charlton Athletic
35.  Chelsea
36.  Chester
37.  Chesterfield
38.  Cliftonville
39.  Clyde
40.  Clydebank
41.  Colchester United
42.  Coleraine
43.  Cork Alberts**
44.  Cork Celtic*
45.  Cowdenbeath
46.  Coventry City
47.  Crewe Alexandra
48.  Crusaders
49.  Crystal Palace
50.  Darlington
51.  Derby County
52.  Distillery
53.  Doncaster Rovers
54.  Drogheda United
55.  Dumbarton
56.  Dundalk
57.  Dundee
58.  Dundee United
59.  Dunfermline
60.  East Fife
61.  East Stirling
62.  Everton
63.  Exeter City
64.  Falkirk
65.  Finn Harps
66.  Forfar Athletic
67.  Fulham
68.  Galway Rovers
69.  Gillingham
70.  Glenavon
71.  Glentoran
72.  Grimsby Town
73.  Halifax Town
74.  Hamilton Academical
75.  Hartlepool United
76.  Heart of Midlothian
77.  Hereford United
78.  Hibernian
79.  Home Farm
80.  Huddersfield Town
81.  Hull City
82.  Ipswich Town
83.  Kilmarnock
84.  Larne
85.  Leeds United
86.  Leicester City
87.  Limerick***
88.  Lincoln City
89.  Linfield
90.  Liverpool
91.  Luton Town
92.  Manchester City
93.  Manchester United
94.  Mansfield Town
95.  Meadowbank
96.  Middlesbrough
97.  Millwall
98.  Montrose
99.  Morton
100.  Motherwell
101.  Newcastle United
102.  Newport County
103.  Northampton Town
104.  Norwich City
105.  Nottingham Forest
106.  Notts County
107.  Oldham Athletic
108.  Orient
109.  Oxford United
110.  Partick Thistle
111.  Peterborough United
112.  Plymouth Argyle
113.  Portadown
114.  Portsmouth
115.  Port Vale
116.  Preston North End
117.  Queen of the South
118.  Queen's Park
119.  Queens Park Rangers
120.  Raith Rovers
121.  Rangers
122.  Reading
123.  Rochdale
124.  Rotherham United
125.  St. Johnstone
126.  St Patrick's Athletic
127.  St. Mirren
128.  Scunthorpe United
129.  Shamrock Rovers
130.  Sheffield United
131.  Sheffield Wednesday
132.  Shelbourne
133.  Shrewsbury Town
134.  Sligo Rovers
135.  Southampton
136.  Southend United
137.  Stenhousemuir
138.  Stirling Albion
139.  Stockport County
140.  Stoke City
141.  Stranraer
142.  Sunderland
143.  Swansea City
144.  Swindon Town
145.  Thurles Town
146.  Torquay United
147.  Tottenham Hotspur
148.  Tranmere Rovers
149.  Walsall
150.  Waterford
151.  Watford
152.  West Bromwich Albion
153.  West Ham United
154.  Wigan Athletic
155.  Wimbledon
156.  Wolverhampton Wanderers
157.  Wrexham
158.  York City
NNO.  England
NNO.  Scotland
NNO.  Northern Ireland
NNO.  Wales
NNO.  Republic of Ireland

J.C. Battock - (BEV-1-2/BAT-200) Football Cards - White backgrounds

1920s
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards ~ White backgrounds
J.C. Battock
108 cards

These cards are the more familiar Battocks cards, even though these are hard to come by these days. As with the earlier set, they seem to share the 8 different back designs. It's quite possible that all cards are available with all the different back designs, I've only got illustrations of five of the different back designs. One card states that there are 108 cards - 54 cricket and 54 football, whether that refers to these cards or the other ones I don't know, but we know of many more than 53 football cards.
After all my years of collecting, I've never seen the Cardiff City card. If anyone has one in their collection, I'd love see a scan or photocopy.

Different backs:
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Battocks Football & Jersey Cards" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Battocks Painting & Crayoning Competition" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Cover cards" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Guessing Numbers" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Save Battock's cards" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Skimmer cards" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "Snap cards" back
BEV-1-2/BAT-200 Cricket & Football Cards - "We will send you a football or jersey" back

1. Aberdare
2. Aberdeen
3. Accrington
4. Airdrieonians  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
5. Arsenal
6. Ashington
7. Aston Villa
8. Ayr United -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
9. Barnsley
10. Barrow
11. Birmingham
12. Blackburn Rovers
13. Blackpool -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
14. Bolton Wanderers  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
15. Bournemouth & Boscombe
16. Bradford City
17. Bradford (Park Avenue)
18. Brentford
19. Brighton & Hove Albion
20. Bristol City   -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
21. Bristol Rovers  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
22. Burnley
23. Bury
24. Cardiff City
25. Celtic
26. Charlton Athletic  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
27. Chelsea
28. Chesterfield
29. Clapton Orient
30. Clyde
31. Clydebank
32. Coventry City
33. Crewe Alexandra
34. Crystal Palace
35. Darlington
36. Derby County
37. Doncaster Rovers
38. Dundee
39. Durham City
40. Edinburgh Hibernian
41. Everton
42. Exeter City
43. Falkirk
44. Fulham  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
45. Gillingham
46. Glasgow Rangers
47. Greenock Morton
48. Grimsby Town  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
49. Halifax Town
50. Hamilton Academical
51. Hartlepool
52. Heart of Midlothian
53. Huddersfield Town  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
54. Hull City
55. Kilmarnock
56. Leeds United
57. Leicester City
58. Lincoln City
59. Liverpool
60. Luton Town
61. Manchester City
62. Manchester United
63. Merthyr Town
64. Middlesbrough
65. Millwall  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
66. Motherwell
67. Nelson
68. New Brighton
69. Newcastle United  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
70. Newport County
71. Northampton Town  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
72. Norwich City
73. Notts Forest  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
74. Notts County
75. Oldham Athletic
76. Partick Thistle
77. Plymouth Argyle
78. Port Vale
79. Portsmouth
80. Preston North End
81. Queen's Park
82. Queens Park Rangers
83. Raith Rovers
84. Reading
85. Rochdale
86. Rotherham County
87. Sheffield United
88. Sheffield Wednesday  -  originally listed as The Wednesday in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
89. South Shields  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
90. Southampton
91. Southend United
92. Southport
93. St. Mirren  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
94. Stockport County
95. Stoke
96. Sunderland
97. Swansea Town  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
98. Swindon Town
99. Third Lanark
100. Tottenham Hotspur
101. Tranmere Rovers
102. Walsall
103. Watford
104. West Bromwich Albion
105. West Ham United
106. Wigan Borough
107. Wolverhampton Wanderers  -  not included in CSGB Trade Card Index/Handbook
108. Wrexham