The 1920s

1928

 

Topical Times (Periodical) '6 Football Teams' unnumbered trade card (Trade Ref: ZB7-11)

 

Gallaher Ltd. '100 Footballers (1-50) (red back)'

1. Newcastle United v Huddersfield Town

 

4. Everton v Huddersfield Town

 

8. Huddersfield Town v Leicester City

 

10. West Ham United v Huddersfield Town

 

12. Huddersfield Town v Sheffield United

 

19. Manchester United v Huddersfield Town

 

20. The Cup Final

 

22. Middlesbrough v Huddersfield Town

 

32. Huddersfield Town v Tottenham Hotspur

 

Gallaher Ltd. '100 Footballers (51-100) (red back)'

66. Alec Jackson

John Player & Sons '50 Footballers 1928'

41. Clem Stephenson

 

Bucktrout & Co. Ltd. (Channel Isles) '50 Islanders Fags Football Teams'

10. Huddersfield Town F.C., 1924

 

Boys' Magazine (Periodical) 'Football Teams' plain back unnumbered paper trade card

 

G. F. Lovell & Co. (Confectionery) '25 Photos of Football Stars' trade cards (Trade Ref: LOP-3)

16. F. J. Wadsworth

Should of course be S. J. Wadsworth

20. Alec Jackson

 

 

Tuckett's (Confectionery) '25 Photos of Football Stars' trade card (Trade Ref: TUC-3)

16. F. J. Wadsworth

Exactly the same as the Lovell's card, even down to the mistake over the name!

 

Greiling (Germany) Cigarettes 'Football Moments'

Series 21 Card 3

Translation of the German text is roughly "Before the English Cup Final, 1928. The captains Healless (Blackburn Rovers) and Stephenson (Huddersfield Town) shake hands. Rovers won 3:1"

Not entirely sure if this date is correct although I suspect it MUST be right as the card shows the Cup Final of that year, so would need to be current.

 

D. C. Thomson & Co. Ltd. (Periodical)  'Football Mystery Cards' blank-backed unnumbered trade cards (Trade Ref: ZJ5-33)

Featuring Ned Barkas

Featuring W. H. 'Billy' Smith

Originally issued in Adventure Comic as 'The Mysto Mind Reader'. The date must be correct as Ned Barkas left Town in 1928 and David Jack began his Arsenal career in the same year.

 

Anonymous 'Footballer Sepia Portrait' unnumbered trade card (Trade Ref: ZJ5-47)

The date is approximate.

 

J. L. Tiedemanns Tobak, (Norway) 'Sports Series (A)', unnumbered trade cards (Trade Ref: T365-650)

Huddersfield Town (a)

Huddersfield Town (b)

A really rare pair of items! As you can see, the cards fit together to make one longer shot. I suspect that perhaps the second card has been trimmed as it is shorter than the first and does not have the white border. For the record, Town players are (left-right) Raw, Goodall, Turner, Smith, Kelly, Wilson (T), Dent, Jackson, Devlin, Barkas, Redfern (or Smailes?) The text translates roughly as "One more picture in the series completes the team Huddersfield Town. In recent years, Norway have been visited by professional British football teams. This year, the most talked about team is definitely Huddersfield Town, who to date have produced the best performance by a team on a Norwegian field, and are the leading side in English professional football." As a footnote, Town toured Scandinavia in 1928, where they beat Bergen 4-0 and Oslo 9-2 in Norway at the end of May; then in early June they played three games against Copenhagen, in Denmark, winning two by 6-1 and the other game 3-1. No wonder the Norwegians were impressed by them!

 

Clarnico/Poppleton 'Footballers' c1928 unnumbered blank-backed trade card [Trade Ref: ZJ5-30]

Sam Wadsworth

Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs is the likely source for this card, hence the name Clarnico.

Crescent Confectionary Ltd. 'Footballers', unnumbered trade card [Trade Ref: CRM-1]

Tom Wilson

E1927

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