1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) “Giants of Sport”

The 1965 “Giants of Sport” Series 1 and Series 2 were British-issued collectible booklets produced by Bancroft Tiddlers, featuring notable sports figures from around the world in a compact hand-cut format. Unlike traditional trading cards, the collectibles were originally printed as small booklet pages, with a portrait or illustration of one athlete on the front and a biography of a completely different athlete printed on the reverse, meaning the front and back subjects intentionally do not match once separated.

For auto racing collectors, the sets are particularly notable for featuring three significant motorsport figures: Australian Formula One champion Jack Brabham in Series 1, legendary five-time World Champion Juan Manuel Fangio in Series 2, and British land speed record holder John Cobb, also in Series 2. Because these cards were designed to be cut from booklet pages rather than issued as standalone cards, collectors frequently encounter examples where the reverse biography belongs to the adjacent athlete instead of the player pictured on the front — an intentional production characteristic that often causes confusion but remains one of the most distinctive features of this quirky mid-1960s issue.


1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport Jack Brabham Front.
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport”
Jack Brabham – Front
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport Jack Brabham Back.
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport”
Jack Brabham – Back

1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport II John Cobb Front
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport II”
John Cobb – Front
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport II John Cobb Back.
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport II”
John Cobb – Back

1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport II Juan Manuel Fangio Front.
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport II”
Juan Manuel Fangio – Front
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK) Giants of Sport II Juan Manuel Fangio Back.
1965 Bancroft Tiddlers (UK)
“Giants of Sport II”
Juan Manuel Fangio – Back

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