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LCCC Thematic List LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Last Updated: 22nd July 2021 Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England. Website: www.londoncigcard.co.uk Telephone: 01458 273452 Fax: 01458 273515 E-Mail: [email protected] Please tick items required. Prices, which include VAT (UK tax), are for very good condition unless otherwise stated. Orders for cards and albums dispatched to outside the United Kingdom will have 15% deducted. Size abbreviations: EL = Extra Large; LT = Large Trade (Size 89 x 64mm); L = Large; M = Medium; K = Miniature. Please see our catalogue for details of our stocks of 17,000 different series. 24-hour credit/debit card ordering 01458 273452. Why not sign up to our Free Newsletter giving you up to date special offers and Discounts not to mention new additions to stock and information on our current auctions. 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A Selection of sets relating to Rugby Union & League Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Card Crazy (New Zealand) LT90 New Zealand Rugby League Superstars 1995 £12.00 LT110 New Zealand Rugby Union Superstars 1995 £12.00 LT10 Rugby Superstars Express Delivery Chase Set (Rugby Union) 1996 £15.00 LT3 Rugby Superstars Factor J Jonah Lomu Chase Set (Rugby £15.00 Union) 1996 LT5 Rugby Superstars Super 12 Logos Chase Set (Rugby Union) 1996 £10.00 LT8 Rugby Superstars Terminators Chase Set (Rugby Union) 1996 £12.00 Churchman 50 Rugby Internationals 1935 £90.00 Croxley Card Co L20 British Lions Series 1 (Rugby Union) 1999 £10.00 LT20 Leicester Tigers Series 3 (Rugby Union) 2001 £10.00 LT21 Leicester Tigers Series 5 (Rugby Union) 2001 £10.00 LT20 Saracens Series 2(Rugby Union) 2000 £10.00 LT21 Saracens Series 4 (Rugby Union) 2001 £10.00 Daily Telegraph 26 England Rugby World Cup 1995 £7.50 26 Ireland Rugby World Cup 1995 £7.50 26 Scotland Rugby World Cup 1995 £7.50 26 Wales Rugby World Cup 1995 £7.50 Futera (Australia) LT9 Rugby Union 1996 No Barriers (Limited Edition of 4000) 1996 £18.00 LT3 Rugby Union 1996 Predictors (Limited Edition of 4000) 1996 £15.00 LT15 Rugby Union 1996 World Cup XV 1991 (Limited Edition of 4000)1996 £30.00 Greater Manchester Police L24 British Lions (Rugby League) 1992 £7.50 L24 Riversiders Wigan R.F.C. 1990 £7.50 L12 Rugby 13 Hall of Fame 1992 £7.50 L24 Wigan Rugby League FC 2001(As Safe As..) £6.00 Hill 50 Celebrities of Sport (issued by R & J Hill issue) 1939 £125.00 Ineda (New Zealand) LT11 New Zealand All Blacks Elite Rookies (Rugby Union) 1997 £36.00 (Limited Edition of 2000) LT9 New Zealand All Blacks Tempered Steel (Ruby Union) 1997 £22.00 (Limited Edition of 1000) J.F.Sporting Collectibles LT30 Australian Rugby League Tourists 1948 (2002) £21.00 LT24 Rugby League Stars 1940/50s 1st Series 2002 £16.00 LT24 Rugby League Stars in Action 1940/50s (2007) £16.00 LT24 Rugby League Stars Pre 1950 (2016) £16.00 Leeds Police L20 Leeds Rugby League F.C. 1993 £6.00 L20 Leeds Rugby League F.C. 1994 £6.00 L20 Leeds Rugby League F.C. 1995 £6.00 Page 1 - Last Updated 22nd July 2021 Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Lund 6 Rugby Union Six Nations 2000 £1.50 6 Rugby Union Six Nations 2001 £1.50 8 Rugby Union World Cup 1999 £1.50 M and C Cards 15 Gloucester Premiership Heroes (Rugby Union) 2018 £6.50 Merlin LT80 Rugby League Footballers Nos. 1-80 (1991) £9.50 LT80 Rugby League Footballers Nos. 81-160 (1991) £9.50 Norths Bread (New Zealand) LT16 Canterbury Crusaders (Rugby Union) 1997 £5.00 1 Canterbury Crusaders (Rugby Union) Special Album £5.00 Ogdens 50 Famous Rugby Players 1926/1927 £150.00 Orbit 28 Great Rugby Sides New Zealand Tourists 1905 (1986) £5.00 Reflections 4 Rugby Union World Cup 2003 £1.50 Rugby Football Union 50 English Internationals 1980-1991 (1991) £15.00 Rugleys L12 England Rugby Stars Series Ref 1003 (2000) £6.00 L12 Wales Rugby Classics Series Ref 1002 (2000) £6.00 L20 Wales Rugby Stars Series Ref 1001 (2000) £10.00 Sanitarium (New Zealand) M30 100% All Blacks Jersey (3-D) Cards (Rugby Union) 2011 £12.00 M30 All Blacks Code Black (Rugby Union) 2013 £12.00 M26 All Blacks Fuel Your Dreams (Rugby Union) 2014 £12.00 30 All Blacks Team Tags (Rugby Union) 2010 £12.00 LT8 All Blacks Training Tips (Rugby Union) 2002 £6.00 M24 Fuelling Future All Blacks (Rugby Union issued in pairs) 2015 £15.00 L44 Stat Attack II New Zealand All Blacks (Rugby Union) 2008 £15.00 50 Super Fourteen Super Flyers (Rugby Union) Oval Cards 2010 £15.00 Sheridan L7 Underground Art Rugby 1996 £3.00 Smith 25 Prominent Rugby Players 1924 £300.00 25 Prominent Rugby Players 1924 (reprint 1992) £8.00 South Wales ConstabularyEL26 out of 35 The 82 Squad (Welsh Rugby Union (26 different cards from £32.50 the set of 35) 1982 South Wales Echo 50 Great Welsh Rugby Players 1992 £9.00 Sport In View L16 The Sporting Art of Amos Ramsbottom 1900s Set 1 Football £6.00 and Rugby 2012 EL7 The Sporting Art of Amos Ramsbottom 1900s Set 5 Rugby Union 2012 £5.00 EL6 The Sporting Art of Amos Ramsbottom 1900s Set 6 Rugby £5.00 League 2012 Wales On Sunday L40 British Lions on Tour Australia (Rugby Union) 2001 £8.00 L36 World Cup Heroes (Rugby Union) 1995 £12.00 L24 World Cup Rugby Greats (including album) 1999 £10.00 Wales On Sunday-Western Mail EL13 Welsh Rugby Union Graham Henrys Wales 2001 £4.00 West Yorkshire Police EL20 Great Britain Rugby League Stars 2003 £6.00 Western Mail L36 Wales Grand Slam 2005 (Rugby Union) 2005 £6.00 Wills 50 Rugby Internationals 1929 £100.00 50 Rugby Internationals 1929 (reprint 1996) £8.50 Worthington (Best Bitter) 36 Sportsmen from 1920 to 1940 (Reprints from various £45.00 cigarette card issues) 1992 30 out of 36 Sportsmen from 1920 to 1940 (Reprints from various £37.50 cigarette card issues) 1992 Page 2 - Last Updated 22nd July 2021.
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