1980 Philadelphia Phillies Photo Card

Continuing the Phillies theme this set was similar to the 1979 set in that is is postcard sized but blank backed.  Most likely it was issued by the team shop at the ballpark.  There is also many variations on the autograph locations on the cards indicating multiple printing or just poor printing the first go round but there doesn't seem to be any premium on where the autograph is located.

Ruben Amaro CO
Luis Aguayo
Ramon Aviles
Bob Boone
Larry Bowa
Warren Brusstar
Steve Carlton
Larry Christenson
Billy DeMars CO
Lee Elia CO
Nino Espinosa
Dallas Green MG
Greg Gross
Lerrin LaGrow
Dan Larson
Randy Lerch
Greg Luzinski
Bake McBride
Tug McGraw
Keith Moreland
Scott Munninghoff
Ron Reed
Pete Rose
Dick Ruthven
Mike Ryan CO
Kevin Saucier
Mike Schmidt
Lonnie Smith
Herm Starette CO
Manny Trillo
Del Unser
George Vukovich
Bob Walk
Bobby Wine CO

1979 Philadelphia Phillies Photo Cards

This set was distributed at the ballpark and is postcard sized but the back are blank backed. There are 2 different Rose and Trillo cards.

Ramon Aviles
Doug Bird
Bob Boone
Larry Bowa
Warren Brusstar
Jose Cardenal
Steve Carlton
Larry Christensen
Rawly Eastwick
Nino Espinosa
Greg Gross
Bud Harrelson
Jim Kaat
Randy Lerch
Jim Lonborg
Greg Luzinski
Pete Mackanin
Garry Maddox
Rudy Meoli
Bake McBride
Tim McCarver
Tug McGraw
Dickie Noles
Danny Ozark MG
Dave Rader
Ron Reed
Pete Rose Batting
Pete Rose Portrait
Dick Ruthven
Kevin Saucier
Mike Schmidt
Lonnie Smith
Tony Taylor CO
Bob Tiefenauer CO
Manny Trillo Batting
Manny Trillo Portrait
Del Unser
Bobby Wine CO

1982 FBI Disc

While this set is cataloged here is the checklist for the panels.  They originally came 2 per box bottom in Canada for Fanta Beverage Inc hence FBI.  A super tough issue in single form and complete box form as baseball just wasn't too popular in Canada and not that many collectors knew about this release.

Tim Raines

Steve Carlton

Ken Singleton

Bruce Sutter

Rod Carew

Steve Henderson

Dave Winfield

Vida Blue

Al Oliver

Keith Hernandez

Andre Dawson

Pete Rose

Ellis Valentine

Tom Seaver

Nolan Ryan

John Mayberry

Fernando Valenzuela

Carlton Fisk

Warren Cromartie

Dave Steib

Jim Rice

Steve Garvey

Gary Carter

Goose Gossage

Steve Rogers

Dave Parker

Ron Guidry

Richie Zisk

Rollie Fingers

George Brett

Bill Gullickson

Mike Schmidt

1995 Alpine Lace

Distributed as a signing promotional at the National Restaurant show in Chicago, IL for the Alpine Lace Co. they are very rare and usually signed.  The set is standard card size and stock and I've only been able to track down 3 different stars. 

Pete Rose - Baseball
Emmitt Smith - Football
Tony Dorsett - Football

1974 Pete Ward's Baseball Clinic

Pete Ward was a professional ball player with 8 years in the majors from 62-70 when his playing days were over he started a baseball clinic hosted at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon.  He used his contacts in the majors to get some major league players to attend to help the kids learn the game.  In 1974 he issued a set for the kids it was 6 1/4 x 8 printed on thin paper they are very rare today as very limited distribution and very poor stock.  Checklisted below is 6 it is believed to be complete.

Mickey Mantle Yankees
Pete Rose Reds
Maury Wills Dodgers
Billy Martin Twins
Pete Ward Yankees
Harry Walker Cardinals

1964 Cincinnati Reds Souvenir 12 Player Picture Pack

Continuing the tradition the Reds issued another 12 player pack this one is the easiest to identify as it is the only year where they put Cincinnati Reds next to the names instead of the usual Reds.  It was originally issued through the mail or ball park in a envelope with a clear cellophane window.

Checklist

Gordon Coleman
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Joe Nuxhall
John Edwards
Jim O'Toole
Vada Pinson
John Tsitouris
Bob Purkey
Leo Cardenas
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay

1981 Fleer Star Sticker Color Variations

This one is not something I usually pounce on but clearly the 1981 set was either printed in 2 locations or had 2 runs probably the later.  If you notice they come in a dark blue border or a lighter blue border the lighter blue seems the rarer of the two but I've never seen any premium on them.  You can also notice on the front the stars on the top and the lettering - the darker blue has more of a 3-d effect an extra white shadow line while the lighter blue does not.

I doubt anyone beside super hard core collectors care about this but I think it worthy enough to post.