Here's something for the Hercules or Xena fan who thought they had all the cards.

It's an unnumbered, dual-image lenticular 2-card panel inserted with a Wal-Mart exclusive edition VHS of "Hercules and Xena: The Battle for Mount Olympus" (Universal Cartoon Studios, 1997). It's still in its cello-pack with the panel measuring 4 x 5 inches. There's a seam between the cards so it looks like you can separate the cards if you want.

The images change from Hercules and Xena as animated characters to photos of the live-action actors (Kevin Sorbo and Lucy Lawless) as you turn the card.

Here's a promo that had been mentioned before as out there but no one seemed to have an image of it. It's a promo for "The Barbie Collection" trading card set (The River Group, 1993) which appears to be different from "Barbie Fashion Play Cards," which was a released product. I can't find a listing for "The Barbie Collection" in any of the guides of the time so it was likely cancelled.

I never saw this 1990s promo by Arnie Sawyer Studios before. Maybe someone can lift the image, please ?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/16463...tkp%3ABk9SR5LA4MmHZQ

Here's "The Dream Team" 6-card promo set. The cards are undated though one of them refers to the spring of 2003 as being in the future.

The source is unknown but the wording on the backs indicates that these cards were given out at a convention where representatives of cable stations met with distributors to negotiate licensing rights leading to TV shows going into syndication.

I'd never seen this set before coming across them last fall.

This card was inserted with a Johnny Lightning "Surf Rods" (2000) die-cast toy car. In another thread I posted an image of one from the 2001 set. There appear to be at least one other set of the cars but I'm not sure they have cards with them.

The packaging calls the cards "snapshots" as the black & white images are from photos taken in the 1960's by surfer/photographer, LeRoy Grannis. As with many Johnny Lightning cards, the backs are blank but the Surf Rods snapshots have no identifying marks - not even a company logo seen on other cards. The cards are also an odd size - 2 3/8 x 2 3/8. The set number might be 18 (the number of different cars available).

Recently, I found an unnumbered collector card/game piece promoting the VHS and DVD release of the "Stuart Little" movie in 2000. I don't know if there are others in the set and haven't seen this particular Stuart Little promotion before. I also don't recall the "Break Cakes" brand so I wonder if it was a regional deal.