Bardou-Job (Italy) - Calcio (1930's)

1930's

Calcio

Bardou-Job

Italy

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Bardou-Job produced cigarette papers and was originally founded by Jean Bardou in 1838. He signed his work with his initials 'JB' but with a star between them and eventually replaced the star with a diamond - J◊B. Customers began to read this as JOB. In the 1930's they produced cards of footballers. This is a partial list but I have no idea how many cards were issued. I've found four different back designs, there may be more but I have no idea if these have any significance. I've shown three cards for each of the different back types. I don't know if these are vari-backed (each card only has one back design) and multi-backed (cards can be found with more than one back design).

Allemandi (Nazionale)

Arcari (Milan)

Avalle (Sampierdarenese)

Balossino (Pro Vercelli)

Banchero (Bari)

Barale (Alessandria)

Bernardini (Roma)

Bertolini (Nazionale)

Bigogno (Fiorentina)

Blason (Lazio)

Busoni (Livorno)

Caligaris (Juventus)

Ceresoli (Ambrosiana Inter)

Chiecchi III (brescia)

Chini (Lazio)

Compiani (Milan)

Corsi (Bologna)

Costantino (Roma)

Costenaro (Alessandria)

Demaria (Ambrosiana Inter)

Donati (Bologna)

Dusi (Genova)

Fantoni II (Lazio)

Fedullo (Bologna)

Ferraris IV (Nazionale)

Ferraris (Napoli)

Frione (Ambrosiana Inter)

Gasperi (Bologna)

Gazzari (Fiorentina)

Geigerle (Triestina)

Guaita (Roma)

Janni (Torino)

Levratto (Lazio)

Loschi (Triestina)

Magnozzi (Livorno)

Maina (Torino)

Martin II (Torino)

Masetti (Roma)

Mongero (Napoli)

Montesanto (Bologna)

Monti (Padova)

Monzeglio (Nazionale)

Moretti (Milan)

Neri (Fiorentina)

Orsi (Juventus)

Patri (Sampierdarenese)

Perversi (Milan)

Pitto (Ambrosiana Inter)

Pizziolo (Fiorentina)

Pratto (Genova)

Provera (Palermo)

Rocco (Triestina)

Rosetta (Juventus)

Santillo (Palermo)

Scagliotti (Fiorentina)

Schiavio (Bologna)

Serrantoni (Nazionale)

Silano (Torino)

Varglien II (Juventus)

Venturini (Sampierdarenese)

Vincenzi (Napoli)

Zacconi (Torino)