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Firsts are always extra special and this first offering from Hall-of-Famer Clark Gillies’ remarkable collection of memorabilia and souvenirs is a fabulous way to commence our historical memorabilia auction. History was indeed made in the spring of 19...
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Lot #1
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Stunning memento commemorates the New York Islanders’ historic Stanley Cup title of 1982 as the Isles became the first United States-based team to capture Lord Stanley’s silverware for three consecutive years. After a (still) franchise record 54-win,...
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Lot #2
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A breathtaking and memory-provoking sight for New York Islanders’ faithful is this silver-plated miniature Stanley Cup that commemorates the Islanders first of four consecutive playoff successes. After being eliminated by the Rangers in the Cup semi-...
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Lot #3
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After sipping from Lord Stanley’s precious trophy the first time in 1980, the New York Islanders returned to the winners’ circle a year later, following a 110-point regular season that saw the fabulous “Trio Grande” line of Clark Gillies, Bryan Trott...
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Lot #4
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Can you say “three-in-a-row?” The New York Islanders and their fans certainly could after the 1981-82 NHL regular season champion Islanders again came through in the ’82 playoffs, becoming the first U.S.-based team to claim the Stanley Cup for three...
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Lot #5
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The New York Islanders became the first U.S.-based team to win four consecutive Stanley Cups, and only the third team ever to win four in a row, when they swept the upstart Edmonton Oilers in the spring of 1983, with miniature Cups like this produced...
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Lot #6
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Personal miniature of the Clarence Campbell Bowl was presented to Islanders’ team captain Clark Gillies after he helped New York to a franchise record 48 wins and 111 points in 1977-78. The rugged left winger potted 35 goals and added 50 assists as t...
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Lot #7
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The New York Islanders continued to improve in 1978-79, bettering team records with 51 wins and 116 points, their point total a whopping 21 ahead of the Flyers and earning them their second consecutive Campbell Conference title. Clark Gillies’ reputa...
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Lot #8
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Following their memorable first Stanley Cup triumph in the spring of 1980, the New York Islanders posted a 48-18-14 record in ’80-81, their 110 points three better than St. Louis and resulting in team members receiving personal miniatures of the Clar...
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Lot #9
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Like Clark Gillies, the New York Islanders were a force to be reckoned with in 1981-82 as the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions skated and scored their way toward dynasty status. With Patrick Division teams now members of the Wales Conference,...
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Lot #10
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Splendid miniature Prince of Wales Trophy was presented to Clark Gillies for having helped the New York Islanders to the Wales Conference playoff title in the spring of 1983. After failing to reach the 100-point plateau for only the second time in ei...
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Lot #11
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The New York Islanders’ Stanley Cup successes came to an end in 1984 as Wayne Gretzky and the Edmonton Oilers spoiled the Isles’ attempt to make it five consecutive Cup triumphs, but New York’s 4-games-to-2 win over Montreal in the Wales Conference f...
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Lot #12
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The New York Islanders in 1983 became the only team in NHL history other than the Montreal Canadiens to win four straight Stanley Cups. This precious white Islanders jersey is the one Clark Gillies wore during the team’s run through the playoffs that...
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Lot #13
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Clark Gillies wore this video-matched jersey as the New York Islanders celebrated their first Stanley Cup win in 1980. Complete with champagne stains, this remarkable piece of hockey history exhibits great use. After spending 49 minutes in the penalt...
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Lot #14
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According to Mr. Gillies, this would be the road jersey he wore during the entire 1982 Stanley Cup playoffs including the finals against the Canucks. When Clark Gillies relinquished the Islanders’ captaincy to Denis Potvin prior to the 1979-80 season...
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Lot #15
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According to Mr. Gillies, this would be the home jersey he wore during the entire 1981 Stanley Cup playoffs including the finals against the North Stars. Here is your chance to pick up a classic Islanders white mesh jersey from the team’s glory days....
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Lot #16
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This gorgeous blue mesh jersey was worn by Clark Gillies during the 1978-79 season, the last year he wore the captain’s “C” for the New York Islanders. The team’s top draft pick in 1974, Gillies quickly became a team leader and was a clear choice for...
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Lot #17
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According to Mr. Gillies, this would be one of the jerseys he wore during his Rookie season of 1974-75. Here For a bit of hockey history, here’s an old-school durene Islanders jersey that Clark Gillies wore early in his NHL career. Although he was ha...
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Lot #18
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Here’s a real uniform rarity, Clark Gillies’ game issued jersey for the 1977 NHL All-Star Game in Vancouver that never actually appeared in the game. Gillies had established himself as one of the best young left wings in hockey when he was named to t...
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Lot #19
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This is the striking orange jersey Clark Gillies wore for the Campbell Conference in the 1978 NHL All-Star game at Buffalo. Gillies, the prototypical power forward, played with teammates Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy on an all-Islanders line for Camp...
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Lot #20
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Gillies teamed up with high-scoring New York Islanders teammates Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy to give Team Canada a formidable top line for the 1981 Canada Cup. Canada rolled through the round robin portion, with a 4-4 tie against Czechoslovakia bei...
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Lot #21
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Not long after helping the New York Islanders to their second straight Stanley Cup title the previous spring, the team’s potent “Trio Grande” line of Bryan Trottier, Mike Bossy and Clark Gillies was a natural to be invited to represent Canada in the...
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Lot #22
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Remarkable team-issued photo of the 1974-75 New York Islanders presented to Clark Gillies by the team in honor of the 10th anniversary celebration on April 6, 1985. This studio-mounted photo clearly shows the first edition of the Islanders to make th...
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Lot #23
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This spectacular studio-mounted image presented to Clark Gillies by the New York Islanders shows the franchise’s first Stanley Cup-winning team. Beautifully framed, this exquisite team issued photo remains in amazing condition with the team’s hard-wo...
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Lot #24
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This is the second item in Clark Gillies’ enviable personal collection of four straight Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders team photos. This gorgeous, studio-mounted team photo was presented to Gillies by the Islanders. The team’s distinctive Lo...
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Lot #25
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This glorious photo shows the first team other than the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens to win three straight Stanley Cups. This beautiful studio-mounted team photo of the 1981-82 Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders was presented t...
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Lot #26
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An outstanding collectors piece, this beautiful studio-mounted team photo displays the third team in NHL history to claim a fourth consecutive Stanley Cup. This wonderfully framed photograph was presented to Clark Gillies by the New York Islanders, w...
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Lot #27
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This beautifully framed, gorgeous full color print of “The Team of The Century” was issued on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary of the Summit Series in 2002. The black wood frame measures 29” x 26” and the 19” x 15” team photo is professionally mo...
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Lot #28
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Dazzling jewelry here was produced after the New York Islanders became only the second NHL franchise to capture four consecutive Stanley Cup titles, beating the Edmonton Oilers in four straight games in the 1983 finals as the Isles and Conn Smythe wi...
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Lot #29
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Clark Gillies earned every goal he scored in his Hall of Fame career. Here is a chance to own four significant pucks he put in the net, including the first of his 319 regular season NHL goals. The pucks are mounted with plaques describing their signi...
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Lot #30
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The Islanders acknowledged Gillies’ contributions to their success on December 7, 1996, the night they retired the rugged winger’s No. 9. Gillies was outfitted for boxing with a purple robe, blue and orange shorts and an oversized gold boxing glove....
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Lot #31
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This is a great collection of Gillies’ personal items from the 1979 Challenge Cup Series. Gillies was named the NHL’s MVP in the three-game series at Madison Square Garden. The lot includes a gold pocket watch presented to the series’ participants. M...
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Lot #32
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Here is a great chance to own a Hall-of-Famer’s game used playoff stick. Gillies used this white Titan TPM during the Islanders’ march to a second straight Cup. Factory stamped “Mar 27 1981” with the initials “CG” written on the back of the heel, the...
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Lot #33
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A fascinating collection of Gillies’ personal documents, including his copy of the first contract he signed with the Islanders. The file includes a photocopy of the three-page letter of intent he signed with regards to his first contract, a five-year...
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Lot #34
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One of the truly remarkable things about the New York Islanders teams that won four straight Stanley Cups from 1980-83 is how the core of the group remained intact over the course of its championship run. Clark Gillies was a member of all four teams...
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Lot #35
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This is a unique set of five Stanley Cup ceramic mugs from Clark Gillies’ personal collection, including three that are personalized with the Hall-of-Famer’s name. The first two ceramic mugs are personalized among a set of four representing the Islan...
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Lot #36
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This lovely gold and diamond charm commemorates Clark Gillies’ second straight selection to the NHL’s First All-Star Team. The rugged left wing was presented this memento following the 1978-79 season in honor of his second stint on the first team as...
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Lot #37
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Two beautifully framed artworks make up this lot from Gillies’ personal collection, including a striking painting that spans his career with the Islanders. Gillies hoists the Stanley Cup above his head in the main image. The gorgeously detailed wood...
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Lot #38
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Here is an opportunity for collectors to obtain a one-of-a-kind autographed jersey from Clark Gillies’ personal collection. This unique white NHL Alumni jersey is covered with numerous signatures of hockey legends, including Gillies’ own autograph as...
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Lot #39
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This is the game used jersey and stick Clark Gillies used when he took part in the Heroes of Hockey Game as part of the festivities surrounding the 1994 NHL All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden. This size 56 CCM jersey was made specifically for the...
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Lot #40
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An eight-inch high bronze trophy from the 1979 NHL Challenge Cup Series highlights this lot of international hockey memorabilia from Clark Gillies’ personal collection. The plaque on the statue’s wooden base is engraved, “Challenge Cup, 1979, N.H.L....
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Lot #41
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Here is proof positive of the defensive roots of one of hockey’s all-time best power forwards. One of the highlights of this lot of Clark Gillies’ pre-NHL hockey items is the future Hall of Fame left wing’s purple bantam hockey jacket which clearly s...
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Lot #42
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This beautiful Martin Brodeur red New Jersey Devils jersey is an essential addition to any collection featuring the best contemporary players. Brodeur signed the middle bar of the “3” in the No. 30 on the back of the jersey with a black sharpie. This...
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Lot #43
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This lot offers a treasure trove of Clark Gillies memorabilia. Gillies has signed the No. 9 on the back of his contemporary Islanders official game jersey, a Reebok size 56 with the NHL crest on the hem. He has also autographed a Torspo Masters of Ho...
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Lot #44
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This unique lot offers collectors an opportunity to walk the golf course in the footsteps of a Hall-of-Famer. These three personalized golf bags were all used by Clark Gillies, as was the included set of eight Wilson Staff Tour Blade irons. The set i...
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Lot #45
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An outstanding item of baseball memorabilia from Clark Gillies’ personal collection. The wooden plaque features a framed ticket from the 2001 Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Seattle, which marked the final appearances by legends Cal Ripken, Jr...
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Lot #46
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The most impressive and jaw-dropping piece in former Edmonton Oilers’ owner Peter Pocklington’s stunning Stanley Cup championship ring collection, this dazzler features a huge diamond encircled by just over 30 smaller ones and commemorates the Oilers...
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Lot #47
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Brilliant gold and diamond work of art here conjures up images of a young Edmonton Oilers team coming of age and of Wayne Gretzky raising the Stanley Cup over his head for the very first time. Wayne and buddy Mark Messier beaming exuberantly is a pic...
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Lot #48
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The Edmonton Oilers’ dynasty-in-the-works was interrupted in 1986 as arch-rival Calgary denied the potent Oilers a third straight playoff title with a seesaw seven-game win in the Smythe division finals, but the Oilers returned to the winner’s circle...
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Lot #49
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Exquisite gold and diamond ring offers Oilers and ring enthusiasts another wonderful chance at a superior and captivating piece, along with a chance to reminisce about the Oilers' fourth Stanley Cup championship in five years, acquired in 1988. The O...
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Lot #50
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The fifth and final offering of former Edmonton Oiler owner Peter Pocklington’s awesome Stanley Cup championship ring collection, this one recalls how a group of young veteran players, who had in past years supported scoring leader Wayne Gretzky as h...
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Lot #51
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Captivating and wondrous silver-plated miniature Stanley Cup trophy is the ultimate display piece and represents the Edmonton Oilers on top of the hockey world, a feat the team accomplished five times during a seven-year stretch in the 1980s. Present...
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Lot #52
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Following a bitter seven-game loss to Calgary in the previous season’s playoffs which interrupted their Stanley Cup run, the Edmonton Oilers were not to be denied in 1986-87, going “all the way” to sip from Lord Stanley’s silverware for the third tim...
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Lot #53
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CCM had the game jersey market all but sewn up at the start of the 1987-88 NHL season. Every player who took to the ice that year wore the company’s logo on their right hip… everyone, excepting the members of the reigning Stanley Cup Champion Edmonto...
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Lot #54
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The Oilers inaugural NHL season saw the team capture its' first ever post-season berth due in part to the sensational play of rookie Wayne Gretzky who was awarded for his efforts with his first of nine league MVP Hart Trophies. Offered is the officia...
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Lot #55
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The Oilers capped off their sophomore 1980-81 NHL season with a stunning playoff sweep of the mighty Montreal Canadiens in three games. Offered is the official 1980-81 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that hung in Peter Pocklington’s Oilers offices....
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Lot #56
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The team finished the season first in the Smythe Division and second overall on the strength of Gretzky's record breaking 92 goal and 212 point campaign. Offered is the official 1981-82 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that hung in Peter Pocklington’...
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Lot #57
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Learning from their early playoff exit the previous year the Oilers cruised through the regular season and play-offs en route to their first of six Stanley Cup final appearances in franchise history. Offered is the official 1982-83 Edmonton Oilers 16...
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Lot #58
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The Oilers set an NHL team record for most goals in a season with 446 and capped off the amazing year by winning their first of five Stanley Cup Championships with Mark Messier winning the Playoff MVP Award. Offered is the official 1983-84 Edmonton O...
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Lot #59
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The Oilers followed up their championship winning season admirably by winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup with Gretzky snagging the Playoff MVP Award. Offered is the official 1984-85 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that hung in Peter Pockli...
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Lot #60
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On the leadership and scoring exploits of Paul Coffey and Wayne Gretzky the team scored 424 goals and finishes first overall before a devastating loss to Calgary in the playoffs. Offered is the official 1985-86 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that h...
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Lot #61
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Wayne Gretzky scores his 500th NHL goal and the team goes on to win their third Stanley Cup in four seasons after a hard fought seven game series with Philadelphia. Offered is the official 1986-87 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that hung in Peter P...
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Lot #62
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On the back of Grant Fuhr's single season record for most games played by a goalie with seventy-five and a record sixteen playoff wins the team picks up its fourth Stanley Cup and last with Gretzky in the lineup. Offered is the official 1987-88 Edmon...
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Lot #63
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The Oilers locker room and team photo were never the same after the trade of Wayne Gretzky however the team persevered without the "Great One" during their tenth anniversary season under the leadership of Messier, Lowe and other dressing room leaders...
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Lot #64
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The season saw Mark Messier record his 1000th NHL point and Glenn Anderson hit the 400 goal plateau with the team finishing the regular season with a .500 record of 37 wins and losses. Offered is the official 1990-91 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo...
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Lot #65
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With the departure of Messier, Fuhr, Kurri, Anderson amongst others the team saw a "changing of the guard" so to speak during the 91-92 campaign. However with all the new faces in the team photo the club finishes two points ahead of their previous se...
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Lot #66
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The Oilers name Craig MacTavish as their sixth team captain in franchise history. However, with all the new faces in the lineup Edmonton misses the NHL playoffs for the first time. Offered is the official 1992-93 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that...
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Lot #67
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The 93-94 season saw the first appearance of Doug Weight in Oiler silks not to mention the emergence of rookie sensation Jason Arnott who lead the team with 68 points including 33 goals breaking Jari Kurri's previous Oilers team record for a goals by...
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The Oilers season was officially delayed due to the NHL lockout but once resolved the team played an abbreviated forty-eight game season that sees fan favorite Kelly Buchberger named team captain near the end of the year. Offered is the official 1994...
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The 95-96 season saw Doug Weight hit the 100 point plateau and it also marked the arrival of popular netminder Curtis "Cujo" Joseph and current team leader Ryan Smyth. Offered is the official 1995-96 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team photo that hung in Pete...
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The 1996-97 season will be remembered by Ryan Smyth's 39-goal campaign and the Oilers return to the playoffs with Curtis Joseph's "Save of the Century" in a huge series win against Dallas. Offered is the official 1996-97 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team ph...
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Lot #71
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Highlights of Oilers 97-98 season include the arrival of sniper Bill Guerin, the sale of the team to the Edmonton Investors Group and induction of GM Glen Sather into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Offered is the official 1997-98 Edmonton Oilers 16x20 team...
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Lot #72
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Best remembered as owner of the Edmonton Oilers hockey club, Peter Pocklington’s sports and business interests also touched the professional baseball world as he made the Edmonton Trappers the first significant baseball team ever to be based in Edmon...
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Lot #73
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The “Trappers” represented Edmonton in the Triple-A Pacific Coast League for 24 seasons (1981-2004) after owner Peter Pocklington acquired the baseball team in 1980, providing Edmontonians with a high caliber of play, along with a variety of enjoyabl...
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Lot #74
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Owner Peter Pocklington’s Edmonton Trappers baseball team made it back-to-back Pacific Coast League championships, defending their title in 1997 when they went 80-64 in the regular season, before defeating the Vancouver Canadians (3-games-to-0) and P...
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Lot #75
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An incredible piece of hockey history, these vintage goalie pads were handmade for Pelle Lindbergh’s personal use during his all-too brief NHL career. Named to the 1982-83 All-Rookie Team in his first full season with the Philadelphia Flyers, Lindber...
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Lot #76
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There are no signs of the Philadelphia Flyers logos that Pelle Lindbergh stuck on his later goalie masks but this vintage face protector used by the young netminder reflects plenty of his vibrant personality. Painted bright red, this fiberglass molde...
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Lot #77
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From the time he first put on a pair of skates and stepped on the ice in Stockholm as a five-year-old, Pelle Linbergh became enamored with the idea of keeping the puck out of the net. “I was always the smallest kid when I grew up and with goaltenders...
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Lot #78
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In 1979, while still a junior, Lindbergh was spotted by Team Sweden's coach, Bengt Ohlsson, and made his debut with the national team against Czechoslovakia in Prague on May 6. The Swedes lost that game 9-1, but Lindbergh was chosen as the team's MVP...
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Lot #79
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After a stellar performance at the World Junior Championships in 1979, the coach of the Swedish National Mens Team grabbed-up the young Pelle Lindbergh and threw him into the fray at the 1979 World Championships held in Moscow, Russia. Sweden battled...
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Lot #80
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The peak of Pelle Lindbergh's career came on June 13, 1985, when he was awarded the Vezina Trophy. He was the first foreign goaltender to receive the award, which is the highest honor bestowed on a goalie by the NHL. Still, it must have been quite a...
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Lot #81
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With Pelle Lindbergh between the posts, the Junior version of the Swedish National Team cruised to a silver medal finish at the IIHF’s 1978 World Junior Championships of Ice Hockey. Offered here is the uniform worn by Lindbergh at the tournament in 1...
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Lot #82
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This is the silver medal that Pelle Lindbergh won with Sweden in the 1978 Junior World Cup of Hockey. Sweden lost the tournament final 5-2 to the Soviet Union on January 3 at the Montreal Forum. The Swedes had stunned the perennial powerhouse U.S.S.R...
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Lot #83
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This beautiful bronze medal was a special memento for Pelle Lindbergh, who helped lead Sweden to the podium in front of a home crowd at the 1979 world junior championships. Lindbergh was chosen the tournament’s best goalie and named the All-Star Firs...
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Lot #84
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Lindbergh was only 19 years old when he made his world championship debut in 1979 in the Soviet Union. The young Swedish goalie led his country to a well-earned bronze medal in Moscow, beating out Canada to finish third behind the powerhouse U.S.S.R....
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Lot #85
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Pelle Lindbergh helped European goalies break through and establish themselves in the NHL. A key component of that accomplishment was the attention Lindbergh drew to himself through his outstanding play in international competition. This silver medal...
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Lot #86
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Pelle Lindbergh made a big splash on the international stage in 1977 when he led Sweden to a gold medal in the European Junior Championship in West Germany. After helping his country claim silver one year earlier behind tournament champions Finland,...
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Lot #87
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In addition to the bronze medal Sweden claimed for its third-place finish in the 1979 World Championships in Moscow, Pelle Lindbergh and his teammates also received bronze European Championships medals as the third-ranked European team in the tournam...
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Lot #88
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Fresh from his NHL All-Rookie Team season with Philadelphia, Lindbergh joined Sweden’s national team for the 1983 World and European Championships in West Germany. Sweden finished fourth overall in the World Championship tournament behind bronze meda...
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Lot #89
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There were two things Pelle Lindbergh was destined to do, play goalie in the NHL for the Philadelphia Flyers and drive fast cars, particularly his beloved Porsche. Hockey and driving were the passions that fueled Lindbergh’s all-too-brief life, which...
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Lot #90
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The Miracle on Ice U.S. Olympic team win over the powerful Soviet Union squad overshadowed everything else about the exciting hockey tournament that took place in Lake Placid in February 1980. Pelle Lindbergh was 20 years old that winter as he helped...
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Lot #91
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It is hard to describe the degree of affection Philadelphia Flyers fans felt for Pelle Lindbergh. The young Swedish goalie stepped up in the early 1980s to fill the void in front of the Spectrum net not long after Bernie Parent’s Hall of Fame career...
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Lot #92
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This lot of four items encompasses Pelle Lindbergh’s brief and stellar stint with the Maine Mariners, the Philadelphia Flyers’ top farm team in the American Hockey League. Lindbergh was named AHL MVP in addition to being named the league’s rookie-of-...
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Lot #93
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After helping lead Sweden to a bronze medal at the Olympics in Lake Placid, Pelle Lindbergh made the move to North America in the fall of 1980 to continue his professional career. Drafted by his favorite NHL team, the Philadelphia Flyers, the 22-year...
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Lot #94
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The items in this lot offer testimony to Pelle Lindbergh’s successful and brief stay in the American Hockey League. The 22-year-old Swede spent the 1980-81 season with the Maine Mariners, who were the Philadelphia Flyers’ top farm team at the time. I...
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Lot #95
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Pelle Lindbergh received this soapstone carving while playing for Sweden at the 1981 Canada Cup. This popular form of Inuit art was a fixture at the Canada Cup hockey tournaments. This massive carving features a hunter straddling a walrus and weighs...
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Lot #96
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This lot of three items comes from Pelle Lindbergh’s last appearance in a major international competition for his native Sweden. The 1983 World and European Ice Hockey Championships were held in West Germany and Sweden finished the opening round with...
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Lot #97
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The Philadelphia Flyers were always Pelle Lindbergh’s favorite team, to the point that he wore Flyers logos on his goalie’s mask before he was even drafted by the NHL team. Having told childhood friends that he would one day play for Philadelphia, it...
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Lot #98
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These three original NHL awards were presented to Pelle Lindbergh. They represent how dominant the young Philadelphia Flyers goalie was throughout the 1984-85 regular season. Lindbergh, who won the Vezina Trophy and was selected to the First All-Star...
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Lot #99
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This collection of Pelle Lindbergh’s personal documents includes a 12” x 9” Philadelphia Flyers manila envelope sent to him by the team by registered mail. Postmarked August 6, 1985 in Philadelphia, the envelope was mailed from the Flyers’ offices at...
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Lot #100
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