Bassett & Co. - (TRCB-2) World Beaters (02) - Postcards

1993-94
(BAR-142-1) World Beaters - Footballers
(BAR-142-2) World Beaters - Football Scenes
Bassett & Co.
2 x 6 postcards

Following on from previous years postcards were available by sending in tokens printed on the packets, but this year there were just two set of six. Because the Cartophilic Society of Great Britain recorded all the postcard sets from the different seasons in one section these are numbered differently, but to keep this post in some sort of order in the Index I've keep the number of the set (TRCB-2) in the header with the correct catalogue numbers (and titles) listed below.

(BAR-142-1) World Beaters - Star 'Six' Postcards

1.  Roberto Baggio (Italy)
2.  Eric Cantona (France)
3.  Ryan Giggs (Wales)
4.  John Harkes (USA)
5.  Roy Keane (Eire)
6.  Chris Woods (England)

(BAR-142-2) World Beaters - Acton 'Six' Postcards

1.  Chris Woods and Careca (Brazil)
2.  David Platt (England)
3.  Dean Saunders (Wales) and Staelens (Belgium)
4.  Kohler & Bunz (Germany) and Dennis Berkgamp (Holland)
5.  Marco van Basten (Holland) and Torben Piechnik (Denmark)
6.  The German wall jumps to it (with Jürgen Klinsmann)

Bassett & Co. - (BAS-24-2) Football Action (1977-78)

1977-78

(BAS-24-2) Football Action

Bassett & Co.

50 cards

The second collection of Football Action cards. These have a gap between the card title and the descriptive text, as can be seen in the example above. Again, I've included the names of some of the players that appear on these cards, though this part of the checklist is far from complete.

1.  Liverpool v Leeds United - Ray Clemence (Liverpool), Gordon McQueen (Leeds United), Eddie Gray (Leeds United), Ray Kennedy (Liverpool)

2.  Liverpool v Everton

3.  Norwich City v Ipswich Town - Trevor Whymark (Ipswich Town)

4.  Aston Villa v Everton

5.  Bristol City v Manchetser City

6.  Colchester v Derby County

7.  Fulham v Chelsea

8.  Q.P.R. v Coventry City

9.  Bristol City v Manchester City

10.  Derby County v Everton

11.  Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal

12.  Stoke City v Leicester City - Brian Alderson (Leicester City), Alan Dodd (Stoke City)

13.  Celtic v Rangers

14.  Ipswich Town v Newcastle United

15.  Celtic v Rangers

16.  Scotland v Northern Ireland

17.  Scotland v England

18.  Scotland v England

19.  Manchester United v Manchester City

20.  Scotland v England - Bruce Rioch (Scotland), Mick Mills (England)

21.  Manchester United v Southampton

22.  Spurs v Middlesbrough

23.  Aston Villa v Everton

24.  Anderlecht v W.H.U. - Billy Jennings (West Ham United)

25.  Norwich City v Ipswich Town - Brian Talbot (Ipswich Town)

26.  Tottenham Hotspur v Coventry City

27.  Celtic v Rangers - Derek Johnstone (Rangers)

28.  Norwich City v Newcastle United - Viv Busby (Norwich City), Tommy Craig (Newcastle United), Aidan McCafferty (Newcastle United)

29.  Chelsea v Wolves

30.  Manchester United v Manchester City

31.  Chelsea v Bolton Wanderers - Gary Locke (Chelsea)

32.  Birmingham City v Middlesbrough - John Connolly (Birmingham City), John Craggs (Middlesbrough)

33.  Liverpool v Southampton - Kevin Keegan (Liverpool), David Peach (Southampton)

34.  Manchester United v Leeds United

35.  Arsenal v Bristol City - Gerry Gow (Bristol City), Malcolm Macdonald (Arsenal), Ray Cashley (Bristol City)

36.  Birmingham City v Manchester United

37.  Liverpool v Southampton - Kevin Keegan (Liverpool), Joey Jones (Liverpool), Peter Rodrigues (Southampton)

38.  Liverpool v Everton

39.  Aston Villa v Everton

40.  Birmingham City v Liverpool

41.  Derby County v Manchester City

42.  Norwich City v Newcastle United - Alan Gowling (Newcastle United)

43.  Leeds United v Manchester United

44.  Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromwich Albion

45.  West Ham United v Ipswich Town - Mick Mills (Ipswich Town)

46.  Leeds United v Manchester United

47.  Stoke City v Leicester City

48.  Ipswich Town v West Bromwich Albion

49.  Leeds United v Manchester United

50.  Liverpool v Leeds United - Tony Currie (Leeds United), Joe Jordan (Leeds United)

Bassett & Co. - (BAS-24-1) Football Action (1976-77)

1976-77
(BAS-24-1) Football Action
Bassett & Co.
50 cards

Mark Hughesdon has sent in some scans of cards from this series. Mark discovered an error as the first card shown (no. 32) is described as Newcastle v Wolves, but Mark easily identified his second home, Luton Town's Kenilworth Road. The action is from the February 1975 fixture Luton Town v Newcastle United.
There are two different sets of 50 Football Action cards and it's easy to tell the difference between them. This set, issued in 1976-77, has no gap between the title of the card and the body of text whereas the set issued the following season has a recognisable gap between the title and the descriptive text. For some of the cards I've been able to add the names of players featured in the action photo.

1.  Bolton Wanderers v Sunderland - Tony Dunne (Bolton Wanderers) , Billy Hughes (Sunderland)
2.  Spurs v Wolves
3.  Stoke City v Man City
4.  Birmingham v Burnley - Trevor Francis (Birmingham City)
5.  Q.P.R. v Stoke City - Gerry Francis (Queens Park Rangers), John Mahoney (Stoke City)
6.  West Ham v Stoke
7.  Man City v Man United - Stuart Pearson (Manchester United)
8.  Coventry City v Middlesbrough - Terry Cooper (Middlesbrough)
9.  Norwich v Aston Villa
10.  Q.P.R. v Stoke City - Don Givens (Queens Park Rangers), Mick Leach (Queens Park Rangers), Geoff Salmons (Stoke City)
11.  Leicester City v Wolves - Chris Garland (Leicester City)
12.  Derby v West Ham Utd - Colin Todd (Derby County), Billy Jennings (West Ham United)
13.  Ipswich Town v West Ham Utd
14.  Aston Villa v Leeds Utd - Ray Graydon (Aston Villa)
15.  Leicester City v Derby - Jeff Blockley (Leicester City) , Roger Davies (Derby County)
16.  Q.P.R. v Derby County
17.  Man City v Man Utd - Steve Coppell (Manchester United), Dennis Tueart (Manchester City)
18.  Wolves v Manchester Utd - Brian Greenhoff (Manchester United), Willie Carr (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
19.  Ipswich v Liverpool - Ian Callaghan (Liverpool)
20.  Coventry City v Stoke City
21.  Wolves v Birmingham City
22.  Leicester v Derby - Jeff Blockley (Leicester City) , Archie Gemmell (Derby County)
23.  Arsenal v Liverpool
24.  Wolves v Spurs - Willie Carr (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Terry Naylor (Tottenham Hotspur)
25.  Arsenal v Leeds Utd
26.  Birmingham v Middlesbrough - Ralph Coates (Tottenham Hotspur), John Beck (Coventry City),  Alan Dugdale (Coventry City)
27.  Ipswich Town v Liverpool
28.  Man City v Arsenal - Joe Royle (Manchester City), Pat Rice (Arsenal)
29.  Man City v Leeds Utd - Allan Clarke (Leeds United)
30.  West Ham Utd v Burnley - Peter Noble (Burnley)
31.  Man City v Liverpool - Mike Doyle (Manchester City), Ian Callaghan (Liverpool)
32.  Newcastle United v Wolves - Tommy Craig (Newcastle United)
33.  West Ham Utd  v Stoke
34.  Aston Villa v Leeds Utd
35.  Luton Town v Q.P.R. - Dave Thomas (Queens Park Rangers)
36.  Wolves v Ipswich Town
37.  Celtic v Rangers - Sandy Jardine (Rangers)
38.  West Ham Utd v Wolves
39.  Ipswich Town v Liverpool
40.  Middlesbrough v Ipswich - Willie Maddren (Middlesbrough), John Craggs (Middlesbrough), Kevin Beattie (Ipswich Town), David Johnson (Ipswich Town)
41.  Derby County v West Ham Utd
42.  West Ham Utd  v Spurs
43.  Everton v Liverpool - Dai Davies (Everton), John Toshack (Liverpool)
44.  Leeds United v Everton
45.  Newcastle Utd v Ipswich - Malcolm Macdonald (Newcastle United), John Wark (Ipswich Town)
46.  Spurs v Liverpool
47.  Ipswich v Newcastle Utd - David Johnson (Ipswich Town)
48.  Arsenal v Everton
49.  Spurs v Liverpool - John Duncan (Tottenham Hotspur), Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)
50.  Derby County v Burnley

(BAS-24-1) Football Action - errors/varieties

32.  Newcastle United v Wolves  -  actually Luton Town v Newcastle United (from February 1975)  -   thanks to Mark Hughesdon

Bassett & Co. - (TRCB-1-2) Football 1991-92 (03) - Binder offer

1991-92
(TRCB-1-2) Football 1991-92
Bassett & Co.
48 cards

John Levitt has sent in scans of these two leaflets. It's possible they were created for different collections, but because the cards they show are from 1991-92 I thought I'd include them both here...
I don't know if you have ever seen Bassett Football Candy Sticks binder offer leaflets. One was still in the envelope that the Postcards were sent in. The envelope was franked with a date of 13th September 1993 and contained a flimsy paper binder offer. It measures 148mm x 105mm. You needed to send in £3.50p including postage to get your binder which would hold all 36 postcards and 48 picture cards. The offer closed 31st December 1994. 
The other leaflet is on thicker paper with the same measurements. This time the amount to be sent in has increased to £3.75p and has a closing date of 31st December 1996.

Bassett & Co. - (TRCB-1-2) Football 1991-92 (02) - Postcards

1991-92
(BAR-143-2) Football Action
(BAR-143-4) Great Goalkeepers
(BAR-143-5) Great Grounds
(BAR-143-6) Great Managers
(BAR-143-9) Great Strikers
(BAR-143-12) The World's Greatest Teams
Bassett & Co.
6 x 6 postcards

When these postcards were recorded in the Cartophilic Society Trade reference books two seasons' cards were combined into one alphabetical list which me gives rise to the strange catalogue numbers allocated to each six card set. The missing BAR-143 numbers between 1 and 11 were allocated to the 1992-93 postcard sets.

(BAR-143-2) Football Action

1.  Coventry City v Arsenal
2.  England v Argentina
3.  Liverpool v Manchester United (F.A. Charity Shield)
4.  Manchester United v Sheffield Wednesday (Rumbelows Cup)
5.  Manchester City v Sheffield United
6.  Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest (F.A. Cup Final)

(BAR-143-4) Great Goalkeepers

1.  Pat Bonner (Celtic)
2.  John Lukic (Leeds United)
3.  Nigel Martyn (Crystal Palace)
4.  David Seaman (Arsenal)
5.  Peter Shilton (Derby County & England)
6.  Chris Woods (Rangers)

(BAR-143-5) Great Grounds

1.  Anfield
2.  Highbury
3.  Hillsborough
4.  Maine Road
5.  Villa Park
6.  Wembley

(BAR-143-6) Great Managers

1.  Jack Charlton (Eire)
2.  George Graham (Arsenal)
3.  Howard Kendall (Everton)
4.  Graham Souness (Liverpool)
5.  Graham Taylor (England)
6.  Terry Venables (Tottenham Hotspur)

(BAR-143-9) Great Strikers

1.  Mark Hughes (Manchester United)
2.  Maurice Johnson (Rangers)
3.  Gary Lineker (Tottenham Hotspur)
4.  Ian Rush (Liverpool0
5.  Dean Saunders (Derby County)
6.  Ian Wright (Crystal Palace)

(BAR-143-12) The World's Greatest Teams

1.  Everton (1984 League Championship)
2.  Liverpool (1986 F.A. Cup)
3.  Manchester United (1985 F.A. Cup)
4.  Nottingham Forest (1989 Littlewoods Cup)
5.  Rangers (1989 Scottish Premier Division)
6.  Tottenham Hotspur (1984 UEFA Cup)

Bassett & Co. - (BAS-25) Football 1978-79

1978-79
(BAS-25) Football 1978-79
Bassett & Co.
50 cards

There were two different versions of this collection, with and without black frame lines around the pictures. Steve Finnieston (Chelsea) and Roger Gibbins (Norwich City) can be seen without the frame lines and Peter Sayer (Brighton & Hove Albion) with the frame lines.

(BAS-25) Football 1978-79 - with black frame line
(BAS-25) Football 1978-79 - without black frame line

1.  Ken McNaught (Aston Villa)
2.  Malcolm MacDonald (Arsenal)
3.  Jim Montgomery (Birmingham City)
4.  Gerry Gow (Bristol City)
5.  Ray Wilkins (Chelsea)
6.  Ian Wallace (Coventry City)
7.  Colin Todd (Derby County)
8.  Dave Thomas (Everton)
9.  George Burley (Ipswich Town)
10.  Arthur Graham (Leeds United)
11.  Roger Davies (Leicester City)
12.  Alan Kennedy (Liverpool)
13.  Tommy Booth (Manchester City)
14.  Stewart Houston (Manchester United)
15.  Stuart Boam (Middlesbrough)
16.  Jim Neighbour (Norwich City)
17.  Ian Bowyer (Nottingham Forest)
18.  Phil Parkes (Queens Park Rangers)
19.  Laurie Cunningham (West Bromwich Albion)
20.  Bryan Robson (West Ham United)
21.  John McAlle (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
22.  Sam Allardyce (Bolton Wanderers)
23.  Steve Williams (Southampton)
24.  Peter Taylor (Tottenham Hotspur)
25.  Brian Little (Aston Villa)
26.  Sammy Nelson (Arsenal)
27.  Joe Gallagher (Birmingham City)
28.  Chris Garland (Bristol City)
29.  Steve Finnieston (Chelsea)
30.  Mick Coop (Coventry City)
31.  David Nish (Derby County)
32.  Mark Higgins (Everton)
33.  Trevor Whymark (Ipswich Town)
34.  Tony Currie (Leeds United)
35.  Joey Jones (Liverpool)
36.  Peter Barnes (Manchester City)
37.  Gordon Hill (Derby County)
38.  Willie Maddren (Middlesbrough)
39.  Roger Gibbins (Norwich City)
40.  Viv Anderson (Nottingham Forest)
41.  Dave Clement (Queens Park Rangers)
42.  Tony Brown (West Bromwich Albion)
43.  John Richards (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
44.  Ken Dalglish (Liverpool)
45.  Peter Sayer (Brighton and Hove Albion)
46.  Alan Rough (Partick Thistle)
47.  Tom Forsyth (Rangers)
48.  John Chiedozie (Orient)
49.  Mike Flanagan (Charlton Athletic)
50.  Mick Walsh (Blackpool)

Bassett & Co. - Europe's Best (1995-96) (02) - Postcards

1995-96
Europe's Best ~ Postcards
Bassett & Co.
36 postcards

36 postcards divided into six sub-sets.

Europe's Best - Captains

Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany)
Paolo Maldini (Italy)
Viktor Onopko (Russia)
David Platt (England)
Andy Townsend (Eire)
Andoni Zubizaretta (Spain)

Europe's Best - Goalkeepers

Tim Flowers (England)
Dimitri Kharine (Russia)
Andreas Kopke (Germany)
Angelo Peruzzi (Italy)
Peter Schmeichel (Denmark)
Erik Thorstvedt (Norway)

Europe's Best - Defenders

Tony Adams (England)
Henning Berg (Norway)
Stig Inge Bjornebye (Norway)
Denis Irwin (Eire)
Jurgen Kohler (Germany)
Graeme Le Saux (England)

Europe's Best - Midfielders

Paul Gascoigne (England)
Paul Ince (England)
Andrei Kanchelskis (Russia)
Brian Laudrup (Denmark)
Prosinecki (Croatia)
Gianfranco Zola (Italy)

Europe's Best - Strikers 1

Dennis Bergkamp (Holland)
Stephane Chapuisat (Switzerland)
Toni Polster (Austria)
Alan Shearer (England)
Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
Davor Suker (Croatia)

Europe's Best - Strikers 2

Thomas Brolin (Sweden)
Eric Cantona (France)
Marc Degryse (Belgium)
Igor Dobrovolski (Russia)
Jan Aage Fjortoft (Norway)
Julio Salinas (Spain)

Bassett & Co. - Europe's Best (1995-96)

1995-96
Europe's Best
Bassett & Co.
48 cards

Although the cards don't mention the series title, this set is called Europe's Best. Details of the 36 postcards to follow....

1.  Tim Flowers (England)
2.  Peter Schmeichel (Denmark)
3.  Andreas Kopke (Germany)
4.  Erik Thorstvedt (Norway)
5.  Angelo Peruzzi (Italy)
6.  Andy Townsend (Eire)
7.  Tony Adams (England)
8.  Graham Le Saux (England)
9.  Paolo Maldini (Italy)
10.  Jurgen Kohler (Germany)
11.  Henning Berg (Denmark)
12.  Denis Irwin (Eire)
13.  Paul Ince (England)
14.  Paul Gascoigne (England)
15.  Andrei Kanchelskis (Russia)
16.  Brian Laudrup (Denmark)
17.  Robert Prosinecki (Croatia)
18.  Gianfranco Zola (Italy)
19.  Dennis Bergkamp (Holland)
20.  Alan Shearer (England)
21.  Stephane Chapuisat (Switzeriand)
22.  Davor Suker (Croatia)
23.  Toni Polster (Austria)
24.  Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
25.  Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany)
26.  Eric Cantona (France)
27.  Jan Aage Fjortoft (Norway)
28.  Igor Dobrovolski (Russia)
29.  Julio Salinas (Spain)
30.  Marc Degryse (Belgium)
31.  David Platt (England)
32.  Sergio Goicoechea (Spain)
33.  Andoni Zubizarreta (Spain)
34.  Viktor Onopko (Russia)
35.  Jakob Kjeldberg (Denmark)
36.  Darren Anderton (England)
37.  Stig Inge Bjornebye (Norway)
38.  Florin Raducioiu (Romania)
39.  Ilie Dumitrescu (Romania)
40.  Dimitri Kharine (Russia)
41.  Andreas Moller (Germany)
42.  Roberto Baggio (Italy)
43.  Andreas Herzog (Austria)
44.  Stefan Reuter (Germany)
45.  Alain Sutter (Switzeriand)
46.  Alen Boksic (Croatia)
47.  Thomas Brolin (Sweden)
48.  Martin Dahlin (Sweden)

Bassett & Co. - (TRCB-1-1) Football 1990-91

1990-91
(TRCB-1-1) Football 1990-91
Bassett & Co.
48 cards

Ian Rush, Vinny Jones and Dean Saunders are shown above.

1.  Kerry Dixon (Chelsea)
2.  Dave Beasant (Chelsea)
3.  Nigel Winterburn (Arsenal)
4.  Paul Merson (Arsenal)
5.  Norman Whiteside (Everton)
6.  Tony Cottee (Everton)
7.  Nigel Spink (Aston Villa)
8.  Mark Wright (Derby County)
9.  David Platt (Aston Villa)
10.  John Barnes (Liverpool)
11.  Alan Hansen (Liverpool)
12.  Ian Rush (Liverpool)
13.  Andy Thorn (Crystal Palace)
14.  David Narey (Dundee United)
15.  Colin Hendry (Manchester City)
16.  Rod Wallace (Southampton)
17.  Tony Cascarino (Aston Villa)
18.  Tony Agana (Sheffield United)
19.  Brian Deane (Sheffield United)
20.  Matthew le Tissier (Southampton)
21.  Bryan Robson (Manchester United)
22.  Steve Bull (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
23.  John Fashanu (Wimbledon)
24.  Ally McCoist (Glasgow Rangers)
25.  Alex McLeish (Aberdeen)
26.  Gary McAllister (Leeds United)
27.  Gary Pallister (Manchester United)
28.  Mark Hughes (Manchester United)
29.  Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)
30.  Willie Miller (Aberdeen)  and Ally McCoist (Glasgow Rangers)
31.  Vinny Jones (Leeds United)
32.  Kingsley Black (Luton Town)
33.  Gary Lineker (Tottenham Hotspur)
34.  Paul Gascoigne (Tottenham Hotspur)
35.  Des Walker (Nottingham Forest)
36.  Dalian Atkinson (Sheffield Wednesday)
37.  John Sheridan (Sheffield Wednesday)
38.  Richard Gough (Glasgow Rangers)
39.  Dean Saunders (Derby County)
40.  Kevin Drinkell (Coventry City)
41.  Nigel Martyn (Crystal Palace)
42.  Micky Quinn (Newcastle United)
43.  Paul Parker (Queens Park Rangers)
44.  Andy Walker (Glasgow Celtic)
45.  Robert Fleck (Norwich City)
46.  Gordon Strachen (Leeds United)
47.  Paul Willams (Charlton Athletic)
48.  Terry Butcher (Glasgow Rangers)

Bassett & Co. - (TRCB-1-2) Football 1991-92

1991-92
(TRCB-1-2) Football 1991-92
Bassett & Co.
48 cards

Mark Hughes, Dean Saunders and Kevin Campbell are shown here.

1.  Paul Merson (Arsenal)
2.  Tony Cottee (Everton)
3.  Matthew le Tissier (Southampton)
4.  Steve McMahon (Liverpool)
5.  Marco Gabbiadini (Sunderland)
6.  Ian Bishop (West Ham United)
7.  Paul Gascoigne (Tottenham Hotspur)
8.  David White (Manchester City)
9.  Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)
10.  Neville Southall (Everton)
11.  Gary  Lineker (Tottenham Hotspur)
12.  Roy Wegerle (Queens Park Rangers)
13.  Earl Barrett (Oldham Athletic)
14.  Ian Wright (Crystal Palace)
15.  Dale Gordon (Norwich City)
16.  Dennis Wise (Chelsea)
17.  Kevin Campbell (Arsenal)
18.  Brian Deane (Sheffield United)
19.  David Platt (Aston Villa)
20.  Cyrille Regis (Coventry City)
21.  Nigel Pearson (Sheffield Wednesday)
22.  Des Walker (Nottingham Forest)
23.  Eric Young (Crystal Palace)
24.  Pat Nevin (Everton)
25.  Mark Wright (Derby County)
26.  Nigel Clough (Nottingham Forest)
27.  Quinn (Manchester City)
28.  Steve Bruce (Manchester United)
29.  Gordon Strachan (Leeds United)
30.  Gary McAllister (Leeds United)
31.  Keith Curle (Wimbledon)
32.  Erik Thorstvedt (Tottenham Hotspur)
33.  Tony Dorigo (Leeds United)
34.  Dean Saunders (Derby County)
35.  Paul McGrath (Aston Villa)
36.  John Sheridan (Sheffield Wednesday)
37.  John Barnes (Liverpool)
38.  Tommy Johnson (Notts County)
39.  John Clarke (Dundee United)
40.  Ally McCoist (Glasgow Rangers)
41.  Peter Grant (Glasgow Celtic)
42.  Alex McLeish (Aberdeen)
43.  Maurice Johnston (Glasgow Rangers)
44.  Micky Quinn (Newcastle United)
45.  Lee Sharpe (Manchester United)
46.  Richard Gough (Glasgow Rangers)
47.  Mark Hughes (Manchester United)
48.  David Seaman (Arsenal)

Barratt / Geo. Bassett - BAS-52-1/2 - The Dandy Beano Collection

1989/1990
BAS-52-1/2 - The Dandy Beano Collection
Barratt/Geo. Bassett
48 cards (1 football)

Two different versions of this set, one with black backs (issued in 1989) and the other with blue backs (issued the following year). I always like finding football cards in non-football sets and spotted this Dennis the Menace card whilst perusing Mark Edwards' superb Flickr site. I don't have this card, so I've included examples of the two different coloured backs by using other cards from the collection.

UPDATE (10-02-2026 21:12):  I've had an e-mail from John Levitt:

I have both sets and I can confirm that both sets are different. The football card only appears in the Blue Back set and is card 41. I have enclosed a scan of both sides. There are 4 different coloured packets for each set with each colour featuring a different character, Desperate Dan, Roger the Dodger, Minnie the Minx and Dennis the Menace.

I have updated the post accordingly.

BAS-52-2 The Dandy Beano Collection - Blue back (1990)

41.  "Has Dennis Scored a Penalty - No"

Bassett & Co. - Premier Players (Postcards)

1994-95
Premier Players (Postcards)
Bassett & Co.
6 x 6 postcards

By collecting tokens printed on the packets of sweet cigarettes it was possible to send for sets of postcards. 

Premier Players - Captains

Tony Adams (Arsenal)
Steve Bruce (Manchester United)
Gary Mabbutt (Tottenham Hotspur)
Ian Rush (Liverpool)
Tim Sherwood (Blackburn Rovers)
Barry Venison (Newcastle United)

Premier Players - Goalkeepers

Tim Flowers (Blackburn Rovers)
Bryn Gunn (Norwich City)
Alan Kelly (Sheffield United)
Ally Maxwell (Glasgow Rangers)
Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United)
David Seaman (Arsenal)

Premier Players - Defenders

Denis Irwin (Manchester United)
Paul McGrath (Aston Villa)
Paul Parker (Manchester United)
Terry Phelan (Manchester City)
Neil Ruddock (Liverpool)
Des Walker (Sheffield Wednesday)

Premier Players - Midfielders

Darren Anderton (Tottenham Hotspur)
Paul Ince (Manchester United)
Gary McAllister (Leeds United)
Andy Sinton (Sheffield Wednesday)
Andy Townsend (Aston Villa)
Jason Wilcox (Blackburn Rovers)

Premier Players - Strikers 1

Andy Cole (Newcastle United)
Ryan Giggs (Manchester United)
Mark Hughes (Manchester United)
Ally McCoist (Glasgow Rangers)
Alan Shearer (Blackburn Rovers)
Ian Wright (Arsenal)

Premier Players - Strikers 2

Peter Beardsley (Newcastle United)
Eric Cantona (Manchester United)
Stan Collymore (Nottingham Forest)
Les Ferdinand (Queens Park Rangers)
Mark Hateley (Glasgow Rangers)
Dean Saunders (Aston Villa)

Bassett & Co. - World Stars

1997-98
World Stars
Bassett & Co.
48 cards

1.  Eric Cantona (Manchester United)
2.  Vinnie Jones (Wimbledon)
3.  Oyvind Leonhardson (Wimbledon)
4.  Andy Townsend (Aston Villa)
5.  Mark Bosnich (Aston Villa)
6.  David Ginola (Newcastle United)
7.  Tino Asprilla (Newcastle United)
8.  Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Manchester United)
9.  Ryan Giggs (Manchester United)
10.  Pierre van Hooijdonk (Glasgow Celtic)
11.  Colin Hendry (Blackburn Rovers)
12.  Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers)
13.  Jason McAteer (Liverpool)
14.  Phillippe Albert (Newcastle United)
15.  Roberto Di Matteo (Chelsea)
16.  Fabrizio Ravanelli (Middlesbrough)
17.  Franck Leboeuf (Chelsea)
18.  Teddy Sherrigham (Tottenham Hotspur)
19.  Steve McManaman (Liverpool)
20.  Patrik Berger (Liverpool)
21.  Jordi Cruyff (Manchester United)
22.  Gianfranco Zola (Chelsea)
23.  Robbie Fowler (Liverpool)
24.  Alan Shearer (Newcastle United)
25.  David Connolly (Watford)
26.  Karel Poborsky (Manchester United)
27.  Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United)
28.  Tony Adams (Arsenal)
29.  David Seaman (Arsenal)
30.  David Beckham (Manchester United)
31.  Georgi Kinkladze (Manchester City)
32.  Neil Lennon (Leicester City)
33.  Tony Yeboah (Leeds United)
34.  Patrick Viera (Arsenal)
35.  Juninho (Middlesbrough)
36.  Paul Merson (Arsenal)
37.  Gianluca Vialli (Chelsea)
38.  Duncan Ferguson (Everton)
39.  Peter Ndlovu (Coventry City)
40.  Stig Inge Bjornbye (Liverpool)
41.  Lars Bohinen (Blackburn Rovers)
42.  Roy Keane (Manchester United)
43.  Dennis Bergkamp (Arsenal)
44.  Gary Neville (Manchester United)
45.  Gareth Southgate (Aston Villa)
46.  Brian Laudrup (Glasgow Rangers)
47.  Ally McCoist (Glasgow Rangers)
48.  Jamie Redknapp (Liverpool)

World Stars - errors/varieties 

33.  Tony Yeboah (9 on shorts)
33.  Tony Yeboah (19 on shorts)

Bassett & Co. - World Heroes

1998-99
World Heroes
Bassett & Co. 
40

All the cards are available with two variations on the back, either with a Barratt logo and a Maidstone address, or a Bassett & Beyond logo and a Birmingham address.

World Heroes - Barratt logo - Maidstone address
World Heroes - Bassett & Beyond logo - Birmingham address

1.  Zinedine Zidane
2.  Zinedine Zidane
3.  Ronaldo
4.  Ronaldo
5.  Alan Shearer
6.  Alan Shearer
7.  Jorge Campos
8.  Grzegorz Szamotulski
9.  Carlos Roa
10.  David Seaman
11.  Myung Bo Hong
12.  Roberto Baggio
13.  Wim Jonk
14.  Haarvard Flo
15.  Dennis Bergkamp
16.  George Burley
17.  Patrick Vieira
18.  Jose Enrique
19.  Hugo Brizuela
20.  Roberto Di Matteo
21.  Angelo Di Livio
22.  Michael Tarnat
23.  Attilio Lombardo
24.  Roberto Carlos
25.  Gabriel Batistuta
26.  Michael Owen
27.  Ivan Zamorano
28.  Davor Suker
29.  Stuart Pearce
30.  Marcelo Salas
31.  Francesco Moriero
32.  Marc Wilmots
33.  Fernando Hierro
34.  Viorel Moldovan
35.  Gareth Southgate
36.  Lilian Thurman
37.  Cafu
38.  Marcel Desailly
39.  Ronaldo
40.  Fabio Cannavaro