2001
Los Angeles Galaxy v Columbus Crew
Los Angeles Galaxy
USA
1 postcard
A one-off postcard created to advertise the 4th July firework display at the Rose Bowl that follows the Los Angeles Galaxy v Columbus Crew game.
Luis Hernadez
Cobi Jones
1965-66
(DAI-070-2) Football Teams
Daily Express
12 known
Mark Hughesdon has sent in scans of his Luton Town card, which allows me to add another card to the list.
Bath City
Bedford Town
Bournemouth
Coventry City
Ipswich Town
Luton Town
Norwich City
Portsmouth
Reading
Southampton
Swindon Town
Wolverhampton Wanderers
1965-66
(DAI-070-2) Football Teams
Daily Express
11 known
Martin Bennett has kindly sent in scans of his Southampton postcard.
Southampton
1965-66
(DAI-070-2) Football Teams
Daily Express
10 known
Not much is known about this collection of postcards issued through the Daily Express. Two Southern League clubs are included. I'm including details here hoping others may come to light. You can see the Reading postcard on Chris Lee's Reading website - The Biscuitmen - Trade Items.
UPDATE (18-09-2016 20:51): Bournemouth added - front and back.
Bedford Town
Bournemouth
Coventry City
Ipswich Town
Reading
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Norwich City
Bath City
Swindon Town
Portsmouth
2013
(PHQ 375) Great Britons
Royal Mail
10 postcards (1 football)
The stamps were issued on 16 April, 2013 and as usual the Royal mail also produced a set of postcard.
Bill Shankly - 1913-1981 - Football player and manager; also showing Liverpool ’s Tommy Smith and another Liverpool player (1st Class)
Vivien Leigh
Peter Cushing
David Lloyd George
John Archer
Benjamin Britten
Norman Parkinson
Richard Dimbleby
Elizabeth David
Mary Leakey
1988
(PHQ 109) Sport
Royal Mail
4 postcards (1 football)
Royal Mail issued a set of stamps on 22 March, 1988 commemorating various sporting events and produced a set of postcards to accompany them.
Gymnastics (Centenary of British Amateur Gymnastics Association), 18p
Downhill Skiing (Ski Club of Great Britain), 26p
Tennis (Centenary of Lawn Tennis Association), 31p
Football (Centenary of Football League), 34p
2014
Football Stadiums ~ England & Wales (Postcards)
Editorial Filkasol
Spain
Unknown number
These postcards were issued recently in Spain. This series covers English and Welsh stadiums. A similar numbering sequence has been used for additional series of stadium postcards covering Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the Netherlands.
ESCE-57. Emirates Stadium (Arsenal)
ESCE-58. St. Jame's Park (Newcastle United)
ESCE-59. Stadium of Light (Sunderland)
ESCE-60. Etihad Stadium (Manchester City)
ESCE-61. Villa Park (Aston Villa)
ESCE-62. Goodison Park (Everton)
ESCE-63. Hillsborough (Sheffield Wednesday)
ESCE-64. Elland Road (Leeds United)
ESCE-65. White Hart Lane (Tottenham Hotspur)
ESCE-66. Boleyn Ground (West Hand United)
ESCE-67. Riverside Stadium (Middlesbrough)
ESCE-68. Pride Park (Derby Country)
ESCE-69. St. Mary's Stadium (Southampton)
ESCE-70. Bramall Lane (Sheffield United)
ESCE-71. Ricoh Arena (Conventry City)
ESCE-72. King Power Stadium (Leicester City)
ESCE-73. Ewood Park (Blackburn Rovers)
ESCE-74. City Ground (Nottingham Forest)
ESCE-75.
ESCE-76. St. Andrew's (Birmingham City)
ESCE-77. Reebok Stadium (Bolton Wanderers)
ESCE-78. Molineux (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
ESCE-79. Britannia Stadium (Stoke City)
ESCE-80. The Valley (Charlton Athletic)
ESCE-81. Carrow Road (Norwich City)
ESCE-82. Cardiff City Stadium (Cardiff City)
ESCE-83. The Hawthorns (West Bromwich Albion)
ESCE-84. Selhurst Park (Crystal Palace)
ESCE-85. Craven Cottage (Fulham)
ESCE-86. KC Stadium (Hull City)
ESCE-87. Valley Parade (Bradford City)
1961-62
Inter ~ Campioni 1961/62
Edizione S.A.F.
Italy
1 postcard
An Italian postcard of the Inter team from 1961/62 with Gerry Hitchens, the former Kidderminster Harriers, Cardiff City and Aston Villa player, kneeling second from the right. Inter finished runners- up in Serie A behind local rivals AC Milan. They also lost to Valencia CF in the quarter finals of the Inter Cities Fairs Cup.
Inter - Campioni 1961/62
2014
20 World Cup Captains Classic Postcard Collection
Stephen Gulbis ~ TheFootballArtist
20 postcards
As it says in the title, all 20 World Cup winning captains, drawn by Stephen Gulbis, who is known as TheFootballArtist. If you are interested in purchasing this collection, follow this link.
José Nasazzi (Uruguay - 1930)
Gianpiero Combi (Italy - 1934)
Giuseppe Meazza (Italy - 1938)
Obdulio Varela (Urugauy - 1950)
Fritz Walter (West Germany - 1954)
Hilderaldo Bellini (Brazil -1958)
Mauro Ramos (Brazil - 1962)
Bobby Moore (England - 1966)
Carlos Alberto Torres (Brazil - 1970)
Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany - 1974)
Daniel Passarella (Argentina - 1978)
Dino Zoff (Italy - 1982)
Diego Maradona (Argentina - 1986)
Lothar Matthäus (Germany - 1990)
Dunga (Brazil - 1994)
Didier Deschamps (France - 1998)
Cafu (Brazil - 2002)
Fabio Cannavaro (Italy - 2006)
Iker Casillas (Spain - 2010)
Philipp Lahm (Germany - 2014)
1935
The F.A. Cup won by Sheffield Wednesday 1935
Coles of Sheffield
1 postcard
This postcard was used by the department store Coles to publicize the F.A. Cup being on display at the shop for a week just after the Cup Final.
The F.A. Cup won by Sheffield Wednesday 1935
c. 1920
Huddersfield Town
In Memoriam Postcard
1 postcard
Roger Pashby has sent in a scan of this postcard. It can also be seen in the Virtual Museum section of his website. He dates it around 1920 but the postcard is vague, not referencing any particular fixture.
In Memory of Poor Old Huddersfield
Who fell fighting for the Cup.
1923-24
Bury v Derby County, 1923-24
In Memoriam Postcard
1 postcard
Baz Warburton has been in touch. Here's a scan of the only Shakers' one I have. Very drab, all black I'm afraid so not great to scan, but might still be of interest. I reckon it could be from our 2-1 first round defeat to Derby in 1923/24. Small comfort for the 6-0 win in the1902/03 final!
In Loving Memory of Bury
Who Died Jan. 12th. while fighting for the English Cup
1908-09
Croydon Common v Arsenal, 1908-09
In Memoriam Postcard
1 postcard
Alan Futter has allowed me to use his image of this Croydon Common postcard. Alan has a superb site dedicated to the club that didn't survive the First World War, check it out here - Croydon Common.
In Affectionate Remebrance of Poor Old Croydon Common F.C.
Knocked out of the English Cup by Woolwich Arsenal
1928-29
Aston Villa v Portsmouth, F.A. Cup Semi-Final, 23 March, 1929
In Memoriam Postcard
1 postcard
In Memoriam cards were a regular feature of postcard issuers throughout the first quarter of the 20th century, usually celebrating the defeat of a famous football team in a cup-tie. I hope to show more of these from time to time, as illustrations become available.
In Rememberance of Aston Villa Football Club
v Portsmouth, F.A. Cup Semi-Final, 23 March, 1929
1900s
Football Match
Unknown publisher
6 postcards
I've posted this in response to a request for information on the Football Programme Forum. Not sure if there are only 6 postcards, but that was the normal number of postcards issued in most collections in the late Victorian/Edwardian era. No idea who the two teams are - anyone?UPDATE (25-07-2022 00:007): The two missing postcards have been added.
Play
An Exciting Moment
Nearing the Goal
Goal
Well Placed
Well Saved