Topps Football Collector

Stickers must have been pasted on a poster. Unnumbered oversized cards (9 1/4" x 12 1/2").

Unnumbered cards (2 3/4" x 4").

The difference between Kroger set from 1985 and 1988 is the 1985 set offers colored cards (5 1/2" by 8 1/2"). Kroger logo on below right. Unnumbered.

On back, a "colts tip" and a "crime tips" are printed.

Created for a political campaign of John Reaves for Florida.

Unnumbered cards (5" by 7").

Numbered cards (2 5/8" by 4 1/8"), many sponsors on back.

The exact same set exists in sticker.

The exact same set exists in "classical" cards.

Helmets each side of team name. #jersey just after the player's name. Unnumbered

Unnumbered cards.

The helmet on back has 3 white diamonds.

Unnumbered 5" by 8" cards.

Sponsored by 7-eleven and Oscar mayer. Unnumbered cards (2 1/2" by 4").

Each card measures 5" by 8". Unnumbered.

Each unnumbered card measures 8" by 10".

All cards measure 2 1/2" by 3 except the NNO team photo card (12 1/2" by 8 1/2").

Cards very similar to the 1984 set. Slight differences in cropping or, as for Steve Largent here, the "l" is positioned in center knee of left leg (back of the left leg for 1984). Unnumbered.

Blue bordered cards.

Only 300 sets were made.

These 8 unnumbered cards are to explain to the british poeple the rules of football. Each position is showed with real players : DB with Todd Bowles and Mark Bavaro; DL with Ed "too tall" Jones and Neil Lomax; K with Kevin Butler; LB with Bob Brudzinski; QB with John Elway ; Receivers with Steve Largent, Vann Mac Elroy and Mike Haynes, and RB with Rodney Carter.

Crads of Walter Payton to commemorate his carreer.

Each schedule offers in center a player's photo.