There are 312 stamps in the Glendale Stamp set, 12 for each of the 26 NFL and AFL teams. The stamps came on 26 panels of 12 stamps each. 24 of the panels could be called team panels, because they each had 11 cards from one team and 1 card from another. The remaining two panels contained stars from multiple teams. The Redskins and Falcons did not have team panels; their stamps were scattered among the other team panels. Why the odd distribution of teams among panels? I can only guess that it was a marketing ploy, to ensure that you needed at least two panels for a complete team set.

Because the Glendale set is bigger than the Topps football card issues of the time, the Glendale set contains a few players that did not appear on cards. I always like that: seeing players on cards–or in this case stamps–whom I have not seen before. The Glendale set also includes a pre-rookie stamp of O.J. Simpson. When I get one, I will add it to my pre-rookie cards page.

I don’t yet have the stamps in the Vintage Football Card Gallery, but the Cowboys Guide site shows all of the Cowboys stamps, and the Redskins Football Card Museum shows all of the Redskins. The Cowboys Guide site has a nice picture of the album, too. (The album says 1970, though. I wonder why?) PSA’s web site has the full list of stamps.