Showing posts with label World Cup 1958. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Cup 1958. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Editora Aquarela - Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958


1958
Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958
Editora Aquarela
Brazil
24 cards

A complete sheet of perforated cards for this collection, listed here in the order they appear on the sheet.
You'll find information about the 1974 reprint here - Edicoes 7 Cores - Campeonato Mundial de 1958 (Mini Album 1)
(UPDATE (31-08-2015):  Gregory Graetz has informed me of a number of variations for this collection, with the numbers on the back printed in blue or black and a mini 'stamp' parallel version too. Two have been added above - Didi and Orlando.
UPDATE (02-07-2021 09:30):  I have been sent a link to a recent Goldin Auctions lot in a comment below, which seem to indicate the black printing came first. You can read more here - Editora Aquarela - Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958 (02).

Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958 - black numbers (1st printing)
Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958 - blue numbers (2nd printing)
Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958 - small (25mm x 38mm approx.)

1.  Gilmar
2.  De Sordi
3.  Bellini
4.  Zito
5.  Orlando
6.  N. Santos
7.  Garrincha
8.  Didi
9.  Vava
10.  Pele
11.  Zagalo
12.  Amaral
13.  Americo
14.  Castilho
15.  D. Santos
16.  Mauro
17.  Dino
18.  Zozimo
19.  Oreco
20.  Joel
21.  Moacir
22.  Mazzola
23.  Dida
24.  Pepe

Brasil Campeão Mundial Futebol 1958 - uncut sheet (as shown above)

24.  Pepe
14.  Castilho
9.  Vava
23.  Dida
16.  Mauro
1.  Gilmar
22.  Mazzola
6.  N. Santos
20.  Joel
21.  Moacir
15.  D. Santos
18.  Zozimo
13.  Americo
12.  Amaral
3.  Bellini
17.  Dino
5.  Orlando
10.  Pele
8.  Didi
11.  Zagalo
19.  Oreco
2.  De Sordi
4.  Zito
7.  Garrincha

Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Edicoes 7 Cores - Campeonato Mundial de 1958 (Mini Album 1)


1974

Campeonato Mundial de 1958 (Mini Album 1)
Edicoes 7 Cores
Brazil
24 cards

Another complete checklist from my friend in Sweden...
On the Anniversary of Brazil's 1958 World Cup Victory, 7 Cores published 4 mini albums among else, this mini album 1: a modified reprint of the 1958 Editora Aquarela LDTA set. The album itself is quite different from the 1958 original. The cards have similar front, but backs have extra text, intentionally in order to distinguish from the originals. They came in perforated sheets that were then supposed to be glued in the special album.

1.  Gilmar
2.  De Sordi
3.  Bellini
4.  Zito
5.  Orlando
6.  N. Santos
7.  Garrincha
8.  Didi
9.  Vava
10.  Pele
11.  Zagalo
12.  Amaral
13.  Americo
14.  Castilho
15.  D. Santos
16.  Mauro
17.  Dino
18.  Zozimo
19.  Oreco
20.  Joel
21.  Moacir
22.  Mazzola
23.  Dida
24.  Pepe


Tuesday, 24 March 2015

Edicoes 7 Cores - Brasil! Os Campeoes Da Copa Do Mundo


1962 

Brasil! Os Campeoes Da Copa Do Mundo
Edicoes 7 Cores
Brazil
72 cards

A friend has very kindly provided full details and all these scans of this album he's just added to his collection.

This album was issued in 1962 in Brazil by Edicoes 7 Cores and consisted of 72 perforated numbered cards that came in uncut sheets. They illustrate Brazilian players from the 1958 and 1962 Brazilian National teams as well as including two team photos (from 1958 and 1962). Moreover they illustrated the flags and official team uniforms of the participating teams of 1962 World Cup held in Chile. 

1-3.  Copa Jules Rimet

4.  Bandeira da Suecia
5-10.  Brasil 1958  (Team)
11.  Bandeira do Brasil
12.  Uniforme Oficial do Brasil
13-18.  Brasil 1962 (Team)
19.  Uniforme Oficial do Checoslovaquia
20.  Bandeira do Checoslovaquia
21.  Uniforme Oficial do Chile
22.  Bandeira do Chile
23.  Conferedacao Brasileira De Desportos
24.  Altair
25.  Amarildo
26.  Bellini
27.  Aymore
28.  Castilho
29.  Coutinho
30.  Didi
31.  Djalma Santos
32.  Garrincha
33.  Gilmar
34.  Jair
35.  Jair Marinho
36.  Jurandir
37.  Mauro
38.  Mengalvio
39.  Nilton Santos
40.  Pele
41.  Pepe
42.  Vava
43.  Zagalo
44.  Zequinha
45.  Zito
46.  Zozimo
47.  Uniforme Oficial do Iugoslavia
48.  Bandeira da Iugoslavia
49.  Uniforme Oficial do Hungria
50 Bandeira do Hungria
51.  Uniforme Oficial do Alemanha
52.  Uniforme Oficial do URSS
53.  Bandeira da URSS
54.  Bandeira da Alemanha
55.  Bandeira da Inglaterra
56.  Uniforme Oficial da Inglaterra
57.  Uniforme Oficial do Argentina
58.  Bandeira da Argentina
59.  Uniforme Oficial do Mexico
60.  Bandeira do Mexico
61.  Uniforme Oficial da Colombia
62.  Bandeira da Colombia
63.  Uniforme Oficial da Suica
64.  Bandeira da Suica
65.  Uniforme Oficial da Espanha
66.  Bandeira da Espanha
67.  Uniforme Oficial do Uruguai
68.  Bandeira do Uruguai
69.  Uniforme Oficial da Italia
70.  Bandeira do Italia
71.  Uniforme Oficial da Bulgaria
72.  Bandeira da Bulgaria



Saturday, 30 August 2014

Haskel Propaganda (Sweden) - Fotboll-VM 1958 (1958 World Cup Postcards)


1958

Fotboll-VM 1958 (1958 World Cup)
Haskel Propaganda
Sweden
60 postcards

A collection of postcards issued during the World Cup in Sweden, with the backs printed so that the collector can record the teams and scores. I've shown two of the Wales cards above - the quarter final against Brazil and the win over Hungary in the play-off game. The Hungarians kicked lumps out of John Charles with the game taking place just a couple of days before the quarter final. The Brazilians were very relieved that he missed the game. Who knows, if he'd been fit Wales might have won the 1958 World Cup!!


1.  XII

2.  XIII
3.  XII
4.  Argentina v West Germany
5.  III
6.  III
7.  Northern Ireland v Czechoslovakia
8.  IV
9.  Czechoslovakia v West Germany
10.  Argentina v Northern Ireland
11.  Northern Ireland v West Germany
12.  Argentina v Czechoslovakia
13.  Northern Ireland v Czechoslovakia
14.  VIII
15.  VIII
16.  Yugoslavia v Scotland
17.  V
18.  V
19.  France v Paraguay
20.  Paraguay v Scotland
21.  France v Yugoslavia
22.  IX
23.  France v Scotland
24.  II
25.  Yugoslavia v Paraguay
26.  XIV
27.  XV
28.  XIV
29.  Mexico v Sweden
30.  VI
31.  VI
32.  Hungary v Wales
33.  Mexico v Wales
34.  Sweden v Hungary
35.  Sweden v Wales
36.  Mexico v Hungary
37.  Hungary v Wales
38.  X
39.  XI
40.  X
41.  England v Russia
42.  VII
43.  VII
44.  Brazil v Austria
45.  Brazil v England
46.  I
47.  Russia v Austria
48.  Brazil v Russia (X)
49.  England v Austria
50.  England v Russia
51.  West Germany v Yugoslavia
52.  France v Northern Ireland
53.  Sweden v Russia
54.  Brazil v Wales
55.  Sweden v West Germany
56.  France v Brazil
57.  France v West Germany
58.  XVI
59.  Brazil v Sweden
60.  Brazil v Sweden


Thursday, 26 June 2014

Importadores Peruanos - Campeonato Mundial de Futbol 1958 Suecia


2014

Campeonato Mundial de Futbol 1958 Suecia
Editores Peruanos
Peru
256 stickers

I was told that this collection was originally issued in 1958 though the illustrations used here are from a 2014 version that I then assumed was a reprint. Although it is a reprint the original collection was not issued in 1958 and actually comes from 1980. If you have any evidence that this collection was available before 1980 please get in touch.

1.  Fritz Herkenrath (Alemania)
2.  Herbert Erh Ardt (Alemania)
3.  Erich Juskowiak (Alemania)
4.  Heinz Wewers (Alemania)
5.  Georg Stollenwerk (Alemania)
6.  Karl Heinz Schnellinger (Alemania)
7.  Horst Eckel (Alemania)
8.  Fritz Walter (Alemania)
9.  Horst Szymaniak (Alemania)
10.  Alfred Schmidt (Alemania)
11.  Helmut Rahn (Alemania)
12.  Hans Schaffer (Alemania)
13.  Uwe Seeler (Alemania)
14.  Hans Ciesclarc (Alemania)
15.  Alfred Kelbassa (Alemania)
16.  Heinz Kwiatkowski (Alemania)

17.  Amadeo Carrizo (Argentina)

18.  Federico Vairo (Argentina)
19.  Juan Frnacisco Lombardo (Argentina)
20.  Jose Manuel Ramos Delgado (Argentina)
21.  Pedro Dellacha (Argentina)
22.  Nestor Rossi (Argentina)
23.  Jose Vatacka (Argentina)
24.  Omar Oreste Corbatta (Argentina)
25.  Eliseo Prado (Argentina)
26.  Norberto Menendez (Argentina)
27.  Alfredo Rojas (Argentina)
28.  Angel Labruna (Argentina)
29.  Norberto Boggio (Argentina)
30.  Ludovico Avio (Argentina)
31.  Osvaldo Cruz (Argentina)
32.  Julio Mussimesi (Argentina)

33.  Imrich Stacho (Checoeslovaquia)

34.  Ladislav Novak (Checoeslovaquia)
35.  Jan Popluhar (Checoeslovaquia)
36.  Titus Bubernik (Checoeslovaquia)
37.  Frantisek Safranek (Checoeslovaquia)
38.  Jiri Cadek (Checoeslovaquia)
39.  Josef Masopust (Checoeslovaquia)
40.  Svatopluk Pluskal (Checoeslovaquia)
41.  Kazimir Gajdos (Checoeslovaquia)
42.  Milan Dvorak (Checoeslovaquia)
43.  Pavol Molnar (Checoeslovaquia)
44.  Jaroslav Borovicka (Checoeslovaquia)
45.  Tadaes Kraus (Checoeslovaquia)
46.  Zdenek Zikan (Checoeslovaquia)
47.  Adolf Scherer (Checoeslovaquia)
48.  Anton Moravcik (Checoeslovaquia)

49.  Harry Gregg (Northern Ireland)

50.  Willie Cunningham (Northern Ireland)
51.  Alf McMichael (Northern Ireland)
52.  Dick Keith (Northern Ireland)
53.  Danny Blanchflower (Northern Ireland)
54.  Bertie Peacock (Northern Ireland)
55.  Jimmy McIlroy (Northern Ireland)
56.  Billy Bingham (Northern Ireland)
57.  Wilbur Cush (Northern Ireland)
58.  Billy Simpson (Northern Ireland)
59.  Peter McParland (Northern Ireland)
60.  Tommy Casey (Northern Ireland)
61.  Jackie Scott (Northern Ireland)
62.  Derek Dougan (Northern Ireland)
63.  Fay Coyle (Northern Ireland)
64.  Norman Uprichard (Northern Ireland)

65.  Tommy Younger (Scotland)

66.  Alex Parker (Scotland)
67.  Eric Caldow (Scotland)
68.  John Hewie (Scotland)
69.  Bobby Evans (Scotland)
70.  Dave Mackay (Scotland)
71.  Doug Cowie (Scotland)
72.  Sammy Baird (Scotland)
73.  Eddie Turnbull (Scotland)
74.  Graham Leggatt (Scotland)
75.  Jimmy Murray (Scotland)
76.  Jackie Mudie (Scotland)
77.  Bobby Collins (Scotland)
78.  Stuart Imlach (Scotland)
79.  Willie Fernie (Scotland)
80.  Bill Brown (Scotland)

81.  Claude Abbes (Francia)

82.  Raymond Kaelbel (Francia)
83.  André Lerond (Francia)
84.  Roger Marche (Francia)
85.  Robert Mouynet (Francia)
86.  Maurice Lafont (Francia)
87.  Jean-Jacques Marcel (Francia)
88.  Armand Penverne (Francia)
89.  Célestin Oliver (Francia)
90.  Yvon Douis (Francia)
91.  Just Fontaine (Francia)
92.  Raymond Kopa (Francia)
93.  Roger Piantoni (Francia)
94.  Jean Vincent (Francia)
95.  Maryan Wisnieski (Francia)
96.  Francois Remetter (Francia)

97.  Ramon Mayeregger (Paraguay)

98.  Edelmiro Arévalo (Paraguay)
99.  Juan Lezcano (Paraguay)
100.  Ignacio Achúcarro (Paraguay)
101.  Eligio Echagüe (Paraguay)
102.  Salvador Villalba (Paraguay)
103.  Juan Agüero (Paraguay)
104.  José Parodi (Paraguay)
105.  Oscar Aguilera (Paraguay)
106.  Florencio Amarilla (Paraguay)
107.  Claudio Lezcano (Paraguay)
108.  Gilberto Penayo (Paraguay)
109.  José Raúl Aveiro (Paraguay)
110.  Cayetano Ré (Paraguay)
111.  Darío Jara Segovia (Paraguay)
112.  Samuel Aguilar (Paraguay)

113.  Vladimir Beara (Yugoeslavia)

114.  Vasilije Šijaković (Yugoeslavia)
115.  Tomislav Crnković (Yugoeslavia)
116.  Novak Tomić (Yugoeslavia)
117.  Branko Zebec (Yugoeslavia)
118.  Dobrosav Krstić (Yugoeslavia)
119.  Vujadin Boškov (Yugoeslavia)
120.  Ivan Šantek (Yugoeslavia)
121.  Vlada Popović (Yugoeslavia)
122.  Dragoslav Šekularac (Yugoeslavia)
123.  Miloš Milutinović (Yugoeslavia)
124.  Aleksandar Petaković (Yugoeslavia)
125.  Todor Veselinović (Yugoeslavia)
126.  Zdravko Rajkov (Yugoeslavia)
127.  Radivoje Ognjanović (Yugoeslavia)
128.  Srboljub Krivokuća (Yugoeslavia)

129.  Jack Kelsey (Wales)

130.  Stuart Williams (Wales)
131.  Mel Hopkins (Wales)
132.  Derek Sullivan (Wales)
133.  Mel Charles (Wales)
134.  Dave Bowen (Wales)
135.  Colin Baker (Wales)
136.  John Elsworthy (Wales)
137.  Terry Medwin (Wales)
138.  Ron Hewitt (Wales)
139.  John Charles (Wales)  -  not John Charles, might be Alfredo Di Stefano!
140.  Ivor Allchurch (Wales)
141.  Cliff Jones (Wales)
142.  Ken Leek (Wales)
143.  Roy Vernon (Wales)
144.  Colin Webster (Wales)

145.  Gyula Grosics (Hungria)

146.  Sándor Mátrai (Hungria)
147.  Ferenc Sipos (Hungria)
148.  László Sárosi (Hungria)
149.  Ferenc Szojka (Hungria)
150.  József Bozsik (Hungria)
151.  Pál Berendi (Hungria)
152.  Antal Kotász (Hungria)
153.  László Budai (Hungria)
154.  Lajos Tichy (Hungria)
155.  Nándor Hidegkuti (Hungria)
156.  Dezső Bundzsák (Hungria)
157.  Károly Sándor (Hungria)
158.  József Bencsis (Hungria)
159.  Máté Fenyvesi (Hungria)
160.  István Ilku (Hungria)

161.  Antonio Carbajal (Mexico)

162.  Jesús del Muro (Mexico)
163.  Jorge Romo (Mexico)
164.  José Villegas (Mexico)
165.  Guillermo Sepúlveda (Mexico)
166.  José Roca (Mexico)
167.  Alfonso Portugal (Mexico)
168.  Alfredo Hernández (Mexico)
169.  Raúl Cárdenas (Mexico)
170.  Salvador Reyes (Mexico)
171.  Carlos Calderón de la Barca (Mexico)
172.  Crescencio Gutiérrez (Mexico)
173.  Jaime Belmonte (Mexico)
174.  Ligorio López (Mexico)
175.  Manuel Camacho (Mexico)
176.  Jaime Gómez (Mexico)

177.  Kalle Svensson (Suecia)

178.  Orvar Bergmark (Suecia)
179.  Sven Axbom (Suecia)
180.  Nils Liedholm (Suecia)
181.  Sigge Parling (Suecia)
182.  Gunnar Gren (Suecia)
183.  Bengt Gustavsson (Suecia)
184.  Kurt Hamrin (Suecia)
185.  Agne Simonsson (Suecia)
186.  Arne Selmosson (Suecia)
187.  Lennart Skoglund (Suecia)
188.  Gösta Löfgren (Suecia)
189.  Henry Källgren (Suecia)
190.  Bror Mellberg (Suecia)
191.  Bengt Berndtsson (Suecia)
192.  Tore Svensson (Suecia)

193.  Rudolf Szanwald (Austria)

194.  Paul Halla (Austria)
195.  Ernst Happel (Austria)
196.  Franz Swoboda (Austria)
197.  Gerhard Hanappi (Austria)
198.  Walter Kollmann (Austria)
199.  Karl Koller (Austria)
200.  Karl Stotz (Austria)
201.  Walter Horak (Austria)
202.  Hans Buzek (Austria)
203.  Alfred Körner (Austria)
204.  Helmut Senekowitsch (Austria)
205.  Walter Schleger (Austria)
206.  Robert Dienst (Austria)
207.  Herbert Ninaus (Austria)
208.  Kurt Schmied (Austria)

209.  Castilho (Brasil)

210.  Bellini (Brasil)
211.  Djalma Santos (Brasil)
212.  Nílton Santos (Brasil)
213.  De Sordi (Brasil)
214.  Orlando (Brasil)
215.  Dino Sani (Brasil)
216.  Didi (Brasil)
217.  Zito (Brasil)
218.  Mário Zagallo (Brasil)
219.  Pele (Brasil)
220.  Garrincha (Brasil)
221.  Joel (Brasil)
222.  Jose Altafini Mazzola (Brasil)
223.  Vava (Brasil)
224.  Gilmar (Brasil)

225.  Colin McDonald (England)

226.  Don Howe (England)
227.  Tommy Banks (England)
228.  Eddie Clamp (England)
229.  Billy Wright (England)
230.  Peter Sillett (England)
231.  Bill Slater (England)
232.  Ronnie Clayton (England)
233.  Bryan Douglas (England)
234.  Bobby Robson (England)
235.  Derek Kevan (England)
236.  Johnny Haynes (England)
237.  Peter Broadbent (England)
238.  Bobby Charlton (England)
239.  Alan A'Court (England)
240.  Alan Hodgkinson (England)

241.  Lev Yashin (Union Sovietica)   -   sticker actually numbered 214

242.  Vladimir Kesarev (Union Sovietica)
243.  Konstantin Krizhevsky (Union Sovietica)
244.  Boris Kuznetsov (Union Sovietica)
245.  Anatoli Maslyonkin (Union Sovietica)
246.  Yuri Voinov (Union Sovietica)
247.  Igor Netto (Union Sovietica)
248.  German Apukhtin (Union Sovietica)
249.  Valentin Ivanov (Union Sovietica)
250.  Nikita Simonyan (Union Sovietica)
251.  Sergei Salnikov (Union Sovietica)
252.  Anatoli Ilyin (Union Sovietica)
253.  Aleksandr Ivanov (Union Sovietica)
254.  Valentin Bubukin (Union Sovietica)
255.  Gennadi Gusarov (Union Sovietica)
256.  Vladimir Maslachenko (Union Sovietica)