1 - wrinkling/cracking/flaking of green mask: Bare board was tin/lead plated *before* the solder mask (green film) was applied. Used to be a common practice to make bare boards like this. Modern boards are now plated after the mask has been applied. When this board was made and before parts were added - board was nice and flat. They placed parts on the board and ran it through wave soldering machine - all solder melts underneath the solder mask resulting in wrinkles, bumps, etc. Often the solder mask will crack and flake just like it is doing on your board. Ignore this - it doesn't hurt anything.
2 - solder blobs: Just poor workmanship. Looks bad but also doesn't hurt anything.