Nannina - Campioni del Goal (1963-64)

1963-64
Campioni del Goal
Nannina
Italy
64 cards

I've been sent a scan of the Pele card from this collection with a request for more information. I don't have a complete checklist, with 10 cards missing from the list. The cards are postcard size, measuring 9cm x 14cm with 38 players and 26 badges making up the set. An album was issued to accompany the collection.

UPDATE (04-03-2025 11:58):  Dave Horn has kindly provided scans of the Jimmy Armfield postcard.

38 Footballers

Nielsen (Atalanta)
Colombo (Atalanta)
Capra (Bologna)
Janich (Bologna)
Bulgarelli (Bologna) - see also Italia Nazionale
Nielsen (Bologna)
Pascutti (Bologna)
Zimaniak (Catania)
Buffon (Fiorentina)
Hamrin (Fiorentina)
Corso (Inter) - see also Italia Nazionale
Suarez (Inter)
Maschio (Inter)
Miranda (Juventus)
Del Sol (Juventus)
Sivori (Juventus)
Maldini (Milan)
Rivera (Milan)
Mora (Milan)
Altafini (Milan)

Angelillo (Roma)
Sormani (Italia Nazionale)
Bulgarelli (Italia Nazionale)
Corso (Italia Nazionale)
Facchetti (Italia Nazionale)
Trapattoni (Italia Nazionale)
Lido Vieri (Italia Nazionale)
Mazzola (Italia Nazionale)
Menichelli (Italia Nazionale)
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Garrincha (Brasile)
Pelè (Brasile)
Kopa (Francia)
Haynes (Inghilterra)

Armfield (Inghilterra)   -   added 03-03-2025

26 Badges/Scudetti

Scudetti (Atalanta)
Scudetti (Bari)
Scudetti (Bologna)
Scudetti (Catania)
Scudetti (Fiorentina)
Scudetti (Genoa)
Scudetti (Internazionale)
Scudetti (Juventus)
Scudetti (Lazio)
Scudetti (Mantova)
Scudetti (Messina)
Scudetti (Milan)
Scudetti (Modena)
Scudetti (Roma)
Scudetti (Sampdoria)
Scudetti (S.P.A.L.)
Scudetti (Torino)
Scudetti (Triestina)
Scudetti (Venezia)
Scudetti (Lanerossi Vicenza)
Scudetti (Italia Nazionale)
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Nannina - Campioni dello Sport (1946-47)

1946-47
Campioni dello Sport
Nannina
Italy
100

A collection of 100 cards of various sports stars issued some time around 1950. 14 names missing. Any help in completing the checklist or dating this collection would be much appreciated.

UPDATE (18-10-2020 22:51):  Pierluigi Broglia has provided all the missing names, so this checklist is now COMPLETE. He has also advised that the set was issued in 1946-47 whereas I had it listed as circa 1950.

1.  Wimille (Automobilismo)
2.  Nuvolari (Automobilismo)
3.  Musina (Boxe)
4.  Peire (Pugilato)
5.  Lorenzetti (Motociclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
6.  Ruggeri (Automobilismo)
7.  Martini (Pugilato)
8.  Balzarotti (Motociclismo)
9.  Rossi (Pugilato)
10.  Mola (Pugilato)
11.  Martinelli (Motociclismo)
12.  Gandola (Pugilato)
13.  Spagnolo (Pugilato)
14.  Bisterzo (Pugilato)
15.  Palermo (Boxe)
16.  Zampirain (Inter)
17.  Tenni (Motociclismo)
18.  Raph (Automobilismo)
19.  Palermo (Pugilato)
20.  Bartali (Golf)   -   added 18-10-2020
21.  Pelassa (Automobilismo)
22.  Romano (Pugilato)
23.  Cortonesi (Pugilato)
24.  Milani (Calcio)
25.  Casari (Atalanta)
26.  Sacchetti (Calcio)
27.  Frosio (Ciclismo)
28.  Sentimenti IV (Calcio)
29.  Barsanti (Calcio)
30.  Trossi (Automobilismo)
31.  Bagicalupo (Calcio)   -   added 18-10-2020
32.  Villoresi (Automobilismo)
33.  Franzosi (Inter)
34.  Zotti (Milan)
35.  Bovio (Inter)
36.  Proietti (Pugilato)
37.  Botta (Pugilato)
38.  Passalacqua (Inter)
39.  Merlo (Livorno)
40.  Farina (Automobilismo)
41.  Cattaneo (Pugilato)
42.  Puricelli (Milan)
43.  Toppan (Calcio)
44.  Annovazzi (Milan)
45.  Gabetto (Calcio)
46.  Presel (Calcio)
47.  Maroso (Torino)
48.  Rossetti (Calcio)
49.  Loich (Torino)
50.  Marchi (Calcio)
51.  Sanseur (Ciclismo)
52.  Bizzi (Ciclismo)
53.  Coppi (Ciclismo)
54.  Consolini (Atletica)
55.  Ortelli (Ciclismo)
56.  Sommer (Automobilismo)
57.  Pontisso (Ciclismo)
58.  Bevilacqua (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
59.  Lenz (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
60.  Tosi (Atletica)
61.  Chiron (Automobilismo)   -   added 18-10-2020

62.  Coppi (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020

63.  Camellini (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020

64.  Bini (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020

65.  Romani (Calcio)
66.  Broock (Automobilismo)
67.  Monti (Atletica)   -   added 18-10-2020
68.  Deiana (Boxe)
69.  Prini (Motociclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
70.  Purticelli (Calcio)
71.  Taruffi (Automobilismo)
72.  Bonomi (Milan)
73.  Parola (Juventus)
74.  Candiani (Inter)
75.  Campatelli (Inter)
76.  Varzi (Automobilismo)
77.  Derkens (Ciclismo)
78.  Costagliola (Fiorentina)
79.  Clocchiatti (Calcio)
80.  Cerfoni (Inter)
81.  Withead (Automobilismo)
82.  Lustha (Alessandria)
83.  Sentimenti (Calcio)
84.  Cerri (Milan)
85.  Campagner (Atletica)
86.  Chaboud (Automobilismo)
87.  Bevilacqua (Atletica)
88.  Rebuzzi II (Brescia)
89.  Knecht (Ciclismo)
90.  Gallo (Calcio)
91.  Pedemonte (Inter)
92.  Fabbri (Calcio)
93.  Bergomi (Ciclismo)
94.  Muci (Calcio)
95.  Astolfi (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
96.  Zorzi (Calcio)
97.  Penzo (Calcio)
98.  Conte (Ciclismo)   -   added 18-10-2020
99.  Piola (Calcio)
100.  Rigamonti (Calcio)

Unknown Issuers - Italian cards (2)

1950s/60s
Calciotori/Footballers
Unknown issuers
Italy

Manfred De Maker has been in touch about this item....

Last week I stumbled on a very interesting site about Italian soccer cards. It was in Italian so I couldn't read it, but it was nice to it. When I saw on your blog questions about some Italian cards I wrote the owner of the site for some help. And I just got his mail. You can find below the information.
Regards,
Manfred

From: UB

Dear Manfred, here it is the complete answer to your questions.

1a and 1b. I confirm the production NANNINA, 100 cards printed in 1957-58 and 1958-59. The two cards were identical in both the series.

2a. As I expected, it is not a Nannina card, but again Tuttocalcio CICOGNA. A series of 100 cards but from 1957-58 (I repeat, this was the first year John Charles played in Italy, with Juventus).

2b. I said that is was surely CICOGNA  but I have made a mistake. This is a card from STELLA (the third Italian producer at that time of this kind of cards), a series of 40 cards from 1959-60 (my friend is the most competent in this subject!). There exist even in a version in white and red.

3a. I confirm the production Tuttocalcio CICOGNA, 100 cards, but this Hitchens card belongs to the series 1963-64 (the second year Gerry Hitchens played with Torino), and NOT 1962-63. I did confuse the question of the smaller character and bigger character for the name of the player: big for 1959-60, 1961-62 and 1962-63, small for 1960-61 and 1963-64 (the cards were identical under any other characteristic).

3b. Correspondingly, I confirm the production Tuttocalcio CICOGNA, 100 cards, but printed in 1961-62 (when John Charles was indeed a Juventus player).

UB