Sunday Mail - (SUN-240/SURR-1-2) Scottish Footballers (Anonymous) (02)

1947
(SUN-240/SURR-1-2) Scottish Footballers (Anonymous)
Sunday Mail
31 known postcards

Another card to add to this collection, though this one is listed as a variation at the moment - it's hand-coloured and has a green design printed around three sides of the border. A regular card is shown along side it.

UPDATE (13-10-2020 21:39):  Date of release amended from 1950 to 1947 as suggested by a comment below from George the Hibbie.

(SUN-240/SURR-1-2) Scottish Footballers (Anonymous) - errors/variations

Gordon Smith (Hibernian)

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (4)

1950
SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers - B&W
Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club
58 known postcards

Raúl from Tenerifé has found three more cards from this set, so we are now up to 58 different cards.

The most recent lists can be found here - Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (2) and Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (3)

Jimmy McPhie (Falkirk)
Arthur Dixon (Glasgow Rangers)
Jimmy Walker (Partick Thistle)

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (3)

1950
SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers - B&W
Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club
55 known postcards

Terry Kramer has provided a lot of information about the coloured and b&w Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club cards. Here's a list of 18 additional b&w cards he has identified.
I attach a scan of a flyer to advertise one of the Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club Rally's. This one was held in Dundee. I suspect that these cards were handed out or could be purchaed at these meetings which likely took place all over Scotland at the time. Certainly the players are all clearly posing in 'action' for the camera with what looks like some sort of screen backdrop.
And a club wouldn't be a club without a club badge, and one is shown here.
The most recent list of 37 cards can be found here - Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (2).

George Aitken (East Fife)
Maurice Candlin (Partick Thistle)
Alfie Boyd (St. Johnstone)
Jimmy Delaney (Celtic, Manchester United) Scotland kit
Bobby Dickson (Clyde)
Helen Elliot (Table Tennis)
Cathie Gibson (Swimmer)
Bobby Hogg (Celtic)
Les Johnston (Clyde)
Jimmy Kenny (Boxer)
John Love (Albion Rovers)
Alex MaCaulay (Queens Park)
Peter McKennan (Partick Thistle) 
Billy McPhail (Clyde)
Alex McSpadyen (Partick Thistle)
Bobby Mitchell (Third Lanark)
Alan Paterson (Athlete)
Tommy Wright (Partick Thistle)

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-2 / SURR-1-1B Scottish Footballers (Colour) (2)

1946-47
SUN-250-2 / SURR-1-1B Scottish Footballers (Colour)
Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club
21 large cards known

Terry Kramer has provided a lot of information about the coloured and b&w Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club cards. He has sent in scans of two more cards and he thinks there are probably more out there waiting to be identified.
The cards were actually produced in 1946/47. I have cuttings from the Sunday Mail with dates of that time. The jerseys of some players on the cards when the pictures were taken also back this up. As another side note, the Club was likely formed or certainly headed by the famous journalist of the time "REX" R.E. Kingsley. In an era in Scotland before the Scottish Football Writers' Association started their own Player of the Year award, the 'Player of the Year' awarded in the Sunday Mail by "REX" was prestigious enough to be properly recognised.
These cards are quite large, measuring 8" x 5". The original list of 19 known cards can be found here - Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-2 / SURR-1-1B Scottish Footballers (Colour).

Jerry Dawson (Falkirk)
John McPhail (Celtic)

Sunday Mail - (SUN-250-1/SURR-1-1A) Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club (Colour)

1950
SUN-250-2 / SURR-1-1B Scottish Footballers (Colour)
Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club
22 large cards

I've covered the two sets of black and white postcards issued by the Sunday Mail around this period. I have the checklist for the coloured cards but I didn't have a photo to accompany the checklist. Luckily, Brian McEwan sent in this photo. The cards are quite large, measuring 8" x 5" (sorry, I never really got into the metric thing, even though I do use it from time to time). The cards are numbered for reference purposes only, making it easier to do a card count.

1. George Aitken (Third Lanark)
2. Willie Bauld (Hearts)   -   link
3. Bobby Brown (Rangers)   -   amended   -  thanks to Alistair McIlroy
4. Jim Cowan (Greenock Morton)
5. Sammy Cox (Rangers)
6. Jerry Dawson (Falkirk)   -   link
7. Bobby Evans (Celtic)
8. R. Johnstone (Hibernian)
9. Ian McColl (Rangers)   -   amended   -  thanks to Alistair McIlroy
10. John McPhail (Celtic)   -   link
11. Jas. Mason (Third Lanark)
12. Willie Redpath (Motherwell)
13. Laurie Reilly (Hibernian)
14. Gordon Smith (Hibernian)
15. Billy Steel (Dundee)
16. Willie Thornton (Rangers)
17. Charlie Tully (Celtic)
18. Eddie Turnbull (Hibernian)
19. Willie Waddell (Rangers)
20. Jimmy Walker (Partick Thistle)
21. Willie Woodburn (Rangers)
22. Geo. Young (Rangers)

Sunday Mail (Anonymous) - SUN-240 / SURR-1-2 Scottish Footballers

1946-47

SUN-240 / SURR-1-2 Scottish Footballers

Sunday Mail (Anonymous)

31 known postcards

These cards are anonymous, but are published by the Sunday Mail. Thanks to Richard White for the photo of Gordon Smith.

UPDATE (13-10-2020 21:39):  Date of release amended from 1950 to 1947 as suggested by a comment in the other post relating to this collection, from George the Hibbie.

Bobby Ancell (Dundee)

Bobby Baxter (Hearts)

Gordon Bremner (Motherwell)

Bobby Brown (Rangers)

Hugh Brown (Partick Thistle)

Jimmy Brown (Hearts)

Billy Campbell (Greenock Morton)

Bobby Campbell (Falkirk)

Allan Collins (Kilmarnock)

Pat Daley (Hamilton, Morton, Clyde)

Jerry Dawson (Rangers)   -   amended  -  thanks to Alistair McIlroy

Jimmy Drinkwater (St. Mirren)

William Findlay (Albion Rovers)   -   team amended 28-06-2022  -   thanks to Davy McB

Bobby Flavell (Airdrieonians)

George Hamilton (Aberdeen)

Ian G. Harnett (Queens Park)

Jackie Husband (Partick Thistle)

Sammy Kean (Hibernian)

Johnny Kelly (Third Lanark)

Tommy Kiernan (Celtic)

Willie Kilmarnock (Motherwell)

Hugh Long (Clyde)

Jas. Mason (Third Lanark)

Willie Miller (Celtic)

Jackie Oakes (Queen of the South)

Jackie Paterson – Boxing

Jack Shaler – Ice Hockey

John Shaw (Rangers)

Gordon Smith (Hibernian)

Willie Thornton (Rangers)

Willie Waddell (Rangers)

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W) (2)

1950
SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers - B&W
Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club
37 known postcards

Richard White has kindly sent in photos of three more cards from this collection.

Archie Baird (Aberdeen)
Bobby Combe (Hibernian)   -   added   -   thanks to Richard White
Jim Cowan (Greenock Morton)
Sammy Cox (Rangers)
Peter Craigmyle (Referee)
John Deakin (St Mirren)
Jimmy Duncanson (Rangers)
Bobby Evans (Celtic)
Bobby Flavell (Airdrieonians)
Torry Gillick (Rangers)
John Govan (Hibernian)
Billy Honliston (Queen of the South)
Wilson Humphries (Motherwell)
Jimmy Inglis (Falkirk)
Jimmy Kerr (Hibernian)   -   added   -   thanks to Richard White
Jacky Law (Queen of the South)
David Letham (Queens Park)
Alex Linwood (Clyde)
Hugh Long (Clyde)
Ian McCall (Rangers)
Ian McMillan (Airdrieonians)
John McPhail (Celtic)
Jimmy Mallan (Celtic)
Willie Paton (Rangers)
Tommy Pearson (Aberdeen)
W. Penman (Raith Rovers)
Willie Redpath (Motherwell)
Laurie Reilly (Hibernian)
Archie Shaw (Motherwell)
Davie Shaw (Hibernian)
Ronnie Simpson (Celtic)   -   added   -   thanks to Richard White
Billy Steel (Greenock Morton)
Willie Thornton (Rangers)
Charlie Tully (Celtic)
Willie Waddell (Rangers)
Willie Woodburn (Rangers)
Geo. Young (Rangers)

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club - SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers (B&W)

1950

SUN-250-1 / SURR-1-1A Scottish Footballers - B&W

Sunday Mail Junior Sports Club

34 known postcards

There are at least two different sets, this one is in black and white and there is also one with coloured pictures.

Archie Baird (Aberdeen)

Jim Cowan (Greenock Morton)

Sammy Cox (Rangers)

Peter Craigmyle (Referee)

John Deakin (St Mirren)

Jimmy Duncanson (Rangers)

Bobby Evans (Celtic)

Bobby Flavell (Airdrieonians)

Torry Gillick (Rangers)

John Govan (Hibernian)

Billy Houliston (Queen of the South)

Wilson Humphries (Motherwell)

Jimmy Inglis (Falkirk)

Jacky Law (Queen of the South)

David Letham (Queens Park)

Alex Linwood (Clyde)

Hugh Long (Clyde)

Ian McCall (Rangers)

Ian McMillan (Airdrieonians)

John McPhail (Celtic)

Jimmy Mallan (Celtic)

Willie Paton (Rangers)

Tommy Pearson (Aberdeen)

W. Penman (Raith Rovers)

Willie Redpath (Motherwell)

Laurie Reilly (Hibernian)

Archie Shaw (Motherwell)

Davie Shaw (Hibernian)

Billy Steel (Greenock Morton)

Willie Thornton (Rangers)

Charlie Tully (Celtic)

Willie Waddell (Rangers)

Willie Woodburn (Rangers)
Geo. Young (Rangers)

Sunday Mail / Daily Record - Heroes of Scottish Football

2011
Heroes of Scottish Football
Sunday Mail / Daily Record
Scotland
36

Sheets of 6 stickers given away with the Sunday Mail and Daily Record. A poster was provided to collect the stickers on. The sheets are numbered here for reference purposes only.

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 01)
Kris Commons
Matt Busby
Brian Laudrup 
Craig Brown
John Greig
Lubomir Moravcik

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 02)
Ally McCoist
Billy Bremner
Jock Stein
Emilio Izaguirre
David Moyes
James McFadden

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 03) 
Jimmy Johnstone
Nikica Jelavic
Jim McLean
Kevin Kyle
Denis Law
Franck Sauzee

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 04) 
Joe Jordan
Allan McGregor
Billy McNeill
Beram Kayal
Jim Baxter 
Alex Ferguson

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 05) 
Henrik Larsson 
Charlie Adam
Walter Smith
Kenny Dalglish
John Robertson
Paul Gascoigne

Heroes of Scottish Football (sheet 06)
Neil Lennon 
Willie Miller 
Steve Davis 
Alex McLeish
Darren Fletcher 
Bill Shankly