Football cards and stickers issued around the world, from the 1880's to the present day and even some that haven't been issued yet. I don't have any cards for sale, nor do I provide valuations, this blog is just a means of passing on information I have gathered over many decades of collecting. Alan Jenkins.
Saturday, 7 July 2018
Panini - FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 Sticker Collection (56) - Updates - UK (02)
2018
FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 Sticker Collection
Panini
682 stickers
The Update package is now available at Smyths Toy Stores (after an unexplained delay earlier this week) and online at Panini UK. 92 players and 4 bonus stickers on 24 4-sticker sheets, which seem to be similar to the ones issued in North America.
Goal magazine - Star Parade (cut-outs) (02)
1971
Star Parade
Goal magazine
16 cut-outs
Richard Small has provided some more information about these and can confirm they were issued in the centre pages of the magazine, so when cut out they were quite large. A few players have been added and it seems this list might be complete. The series wasn't included in issues 129, 134 or 135.
Goal magazine #130 - 30 January, 1971
Colin Bell (Manchester City)
Peter Osgood (Chelsea)
Allan Clarke (Leeds United)
Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur)
Goal magazine #131 - 6 February, 1971
Ron Davies (Southampton)
Alan Ball (Everton)
Bob Moncur (Newcastle United)
Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)
Goal magazine #132 - 13 February, 1971
Bobby Moore (West Ham United)
Francis Lee (Manchester City)
Gordon Banks (Stoke City)
Frank McLintock (Arsenal)
Goal magazine #133 - 20 February, 1971
Geoff Hurst (West Ham United)
Billy Bremner (Leeds United)
Ian Moore (Nottingham Forest)
Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Sticker Stars (Germany) - TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz (2017-18)
2017-18
TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz
Sticker Stars
Germany
360 stickers
A locally issued sticker album that I don't have a checklist for.
Friday, 6 July 2018
Biedronka (Poland) - Dumni z naszych 2018 (03) - Cards - Checklist
2018
Dumni z naszych 2018
Biedronka
Poland
18 cards
96 stickers
An illustrated checklist of the 18 cards in this collection.
C1. Łukasz Fabiański
C2. Wojciech Szczęsny
C3. Łukasz Piszczek
C4. Kamil Glik
C5. Michał Pazdan
C6. Thiago Cionek
C7. Artur Jędrzejczyk
C8. Maciej Rybus
C9. Jakub Błaszczykowski
C10. Kamil Grosicki
C11. Grzegorz Krychowiak
C12. Krzysztof Mączyński
C13. Piotr Zieliński
C14. Karol Linetty
C15. Robert Lewandowski
C16. Łukasz Teodorczyk
C17. Arkadiusz Milik
C18. Adam Nawałka
Baileys Agencies (Sunnyvale) - SUN-450/SUST-1 Sunnyvale Cigarette Card Book ~ Football Series (03)
1940s
SUN-450/SUST-1 Sunnyvale Cigarette Card Book ~ Football Series
Baileys Agencies (Sunnyvale)
16 footballers
Graham Bruton has provided a scan of a sheet, it's missing the header, as indicated by the lines at the top of the sheet, which seems to show that it's similar to the sheet of transfers of the original set, so these might well have been sold over the counter.
SUN-450/SUST-1 Sunnyvale Cigarette Card Book ~ Football Series - Series 2 (unissued?)
B. Mozley (England)
W. Barnes (Wales)
Tommy Lawton (England)
Leon Leuty (England)
A. MacAuley (Scotland)
J. Carey (Ireland)
L. Shackleton (England)
Billy Wright (England)
R. Burgess (Wales)
J. Dickenson (England)
F. Brennan (Scotland)
Trevor Ford (Wales)
J. Aston (England)
J. Vernon (Ireland)
J. Delaney (Scotland)
Jack Young (Scotland)
Cincy Shirts - FC Cincinnati Collector Card (2018)
2018
FC Cincinnati Collector Card
Cincy Shirts
USA
6 cards
Staring in May and continuing for another 5 months, Cincy Shirts in Cincinnati are producing special limited edition t-shirts featuring some of FC Cincinnati's top players. Each t-shirt also comes wiith a special Collector Card. Collecting all 6 cards (by buying all 6 t-shirts) enetitles the holder to a free t-shirt.
1. Jimmy McLaughlin
2. Kenney Walker
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6.
nikolaitradingcards - World Cup Legends
2006-2014
World Cup Legends
nikolaitradingcards
135 cards
The cards are printed on 235gsm stock, gloss image, matt text, but they carry no real value and are provided as souvenirs only. The cards are also available as uncut 9-card sheets, three for each set.
World Cup Legends - Set 1
1. Lucian Laurant (France)
2. Angelo Schiavio (Italy)
3. Gino Colaussi (Italy)
4. Alcides Ghiggia (Uruguay)
5. Ferenc Puskas (Hungary)
6. Fritz Walter (West Germany)
7. Just Fonatine (France)
8. Garrincha (Brazil)
9. Zito (Brazil)
10. Eusebio (Portugal)
11. Geoff Hurst (England)
12. Pele (Brazil)
13. Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)
14. Johan Cryuff (Netherlands)
15. Mario Kempes (Argentina)
16. Dino Zoff (Italy)
17. Zico (Brazil)
18. Paolo Rossi (Italy)
19. Michel Platini (France)
20. Diego Maradona (Argentina)
21. Gary Lineker (England)
22. Lothar Mattheus (Germany)
23. Roger Milla (Cameroon)
24. Zinedine Zidane (France)
25. Jose Chilavert (Paraguay)
26. Miroslav Klose (Germany)
27. Ronaldo (Brazil)
World Cup Legends - Set 2
1930. Guillmero Stabile (Uruguay)
1934. Oldrich Nejedly (Czochoslovakia)
1938. Leonidas (Brazil)
1950. Juan Schiaffino (Italy)
1954. Sandor Kocsis (Hungary)
1954. Max Morlock (Germany)
1958. Kurt Hamrin (Sweden)
1958. Helmut Rahn (Germany)
1962. Vava (Chile)
1966. Lev Yashin (Russia)
1966. Bobby Moore (England)
1970. Gerd Muller (Germany)
1970. Jairzinho (Brazil)
1974. Sepp Meier (Germany)
1974. Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
1978. Teofilio Cubilas (Peru)
1978. Rob Rensenbrink (Holland)
1982. Claudio gentile (Italy)
1982. Socrates (Brazil)
1986. Hugo Sanchez (Mexico)
1986. Karl Rummenigge (Germany)
1990. Toto Schillaci (italy)
1994. Romario (Brazil)
1994. Oleg Salenko (Russia)
1994. Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
1998. Davor Suker (Croatia)
2002. Rivaldo (Brazil)
World Cup Legends - Set 3
1930. Pedro Cea (Uruguay)
1938. Guyula Zsengeller (Hungary)
1950. Ademir (Brazil)
1950. Joseph Gaetjens (USA)
1950. Stan Mortensen (England)
1962. Leonel Sanchez (Chile)
1966. Bobby Charlton (England)
1970. Carlos Alberto (Brazil)
1974. Paul Breitner (Germany)
1978. Archie Gemmill (Scotland)
1982. Bryan Robson (England)
1982. Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland)
1986. Preben Elkjaer (Denmark)
1990. Paul Gascoigne (England)
1994. Kennet Andersson (Sweden)
1994. Roberto Baggio (Italy)
2002. Ilhan Mansiz (Turkey)
2002. Ahn Jung Whan (South Korea)
2006. Aruna Dindane (Ivory Coast)
2006. Maxi Rodriguez (Argentina)
2006. Marcus Allback (Sweden)
2006. Steven Gerrard (England)
2006. David Villa (Spain)
2006. Tim Cahill (Australia)
2006. Thierry Henry (France)
2006. Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany)
2006. Marco Materazzi (Italy)
World Cup Legends - Set 4
1930. Guillermo Subiabre (Chile)
1934. Ernst Wilemowski (Poland)
1950. Telmo Zarra (Spain)
1958. Peter McParland (Northern Ireland)
1962. Florian Albert (Hungary)
1966. Helmut Haller (West Germany)
1966. Pak Doo-Ik (North Korea)
1970. Gordon Banks (England)
1974. Jurgen Sparwasser (East Germany)
1978. Arie Haan (Holland)
1978. Ramon Quiroga (Peru)
1982. Allessandro Altobelli (Italy)
1986. Emilio Butregueno (Spain)
1990. Andreas Brehme (Germany)
1994. Bebeto (Brazil)
1998. Fabien Barthez (France)
2002. Henri Camera (Senegal)
2006. Lucas Podolski (Germany)
2010. Ji Yun-Nam (North Korea)
2010. Landon Donovan (USA)
2010. Luis Fabiano (Brazil)
2010. Gonzalo Higuian (Argentina)
2010. Asamoah Gyan (Ghana)
2010. Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
2010. Wesley Sneijder (Holland)
2010. Thomas Mueller (Germany)
2010. Andres Iniesta (Spain)
World Cup Legends - Set 5
1930. Bertrand Patenaude (USA)
1934. Edmund Conen (Germany)
1938. Silvio Piola (Italy)
1950. Oscar Miguez (Uruguay)
1954. Josef Hugi (Switzerland)
1958. Ivor Allchurch (Wales)
1962. Valentin Ivanov (USSR)
1966. Martin Peters (England)
1970. Roberto Boninsegna (Italy)
1974. Manno Sanon (Haiti)
1978. Hans Krankl (Austria)
1982. Lakhdar Belloumi (Algeria)
1986. Careca (Brazil)
1990. Juan Cayasso (Costa Rica)
1994. Ray Houghton (Republic of Ireland)
1998. Dennis Bergkamp (Holland)
2002. Brian McBride (USA)
2006. Hernan Crespo (Argentina)
2014. James Rodriguez (Colombia)
2014. Tim Howard (USA)
2014. Neymar (Brazil)
2014. Keylor Navas (Costa Rica)
2014. Manuel Neuer (Germany)
2014. Arjen Robben (Holland)
2014. Clint Dempsey (USA)
2014. Javier Mascherano (Argentina)
2014. Mario Götze (Germany)
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