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Absolutely stunning is this sensational piece obtained directly from the family of Hall-of-Famer Frederick "Bun" Cook, longtime standout left winger of the New York Rangers. Forming a potent offensive line with center Frank Boucher and his older bro...
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Lot #1
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Stunning photo collage created for members of the 1927-28 New York Rangers following the team’s first Stanley Cup championship with this example presented to Hall of Fame left winger Fred "Bun" Cook. Included are Cook’s linemates, brother Bill and F...
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Lot #2
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Produced on paper stock, this team photo of the ‘32-33 Stanley Cup champion New York Rangers has been beautifully autographed by 13 members of the heroic squad. Leading the way is manager and coach Lester Patrick who penned a gorgeous blank ink signa...
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Lot #3
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Wow! Historic program from the November 15th, 1927 match between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the visiting New York Rangers, held at the Arena Gardens (Mutual Street Arena) in Toronto. According to those who were there "the Rangers opened at Toronto w...
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Lot #4
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Here is an interesting piece. An off-site game played during the 1924-25 season pitted the WCHL Saskatoon Sheiks against the Montreal Canadiens at the Arena in Niagara Falls, Ontario. With George Hainsworth in goal for Saskatoon, Bill and Bun Cook an...
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Lot #5
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Real photo postcard dates back to the 1924-25 or 1925-26 season and pictures an early teammate of Bun Cook’s from the WCHL Saskatoon Sheiks. Leo Bourgeault, who has signed this card in vintage fountain pen ink, would go on to play well over 300 games...
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Lot #6
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The glossy team photo of the 1932-33 Stanley Cup champion New York Rangers is indeed the highlight of this vintage scrapbook, but loads of intriguing reading and more eye candy await the future owner. Photo featuring the likes of Bill and Bun Cook,...
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Lot #7
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Vintage early-Twenties photograph pictures Fred "Bun" Cook along with his teammates forming the Sault Steam Plant Hockey Team. The boys, lined up along the board of their outdoor ice "arena", are decked out in classic wool uniforms with matching stri...
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Lot #8
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Mounted memories from the early days of the career of Bun Cook are gathered here in this grouping of artifacts relating to the Soo Greyhounds. A vintage 6" x 8" snapshot captures Cook with the team and has the inked note "Spring 1922" across the top....
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Lot #9
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An original New York Rangers jacket crest from the 1930s is a prize found in this lot of items from Hall-of-Famer Bun Cook’s personal collection. The faded team jacket patch still maintains the red, white and blue Rangers colors on the familiar crest...
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Lot #10
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Three vintage scrapbook album pages start off this wonderful collection of New York Rangers-related mementos from the career of Fred "Bun" Cook. One page has an old 8" x 10" photo showing pre-game ceremonies on New York home ice against the visiting...
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Lot #11
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Original New York Rangers they were, Frank Boucher and the Cook brothers, Bill and Bun, when the team was formed in 1926 and one of the greatest lines of all-time is what they became during their 10 years together, leading the Rangers to Stanley Cup...
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Lot #12
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Sensational trio here is the work of Frank Lanning and pays tribute to Bun Cook’s lengthy success as an American Hockey League coach. Cook first coached the Providence Reds and is depicted putting a couple of crowns into a "Reds War Chest" in a 13"...
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Lot #13
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Here are some fantastic historical hockey items featuring the autographs of three members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The original signatures of Frank Boucher, Bun Cook and Bill Mosienko appear on the telegram form, letters and scrapbook pages that m...
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Comprehensive collection of mementos from Bun’s days in Rhode Island with the Reds of the International-American Hockey League circa the late-Thirties and onward. Included is a two-page typed welcome letter from the Reds on team letterhead signed by...
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Lot #15
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Members of the 20th century's first hockey dynasty along with team management are presented in an array of individual cabinet photos with Lord Stanley’s grail in the place of honour at the center. By the end of the 1905 hockey season, the Ottawa Silv...
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Lot #16
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Hockey legends Art Ross and Lester Patrick are front and center in this incredible 1908 Rice Studios photo montage of the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Wanderers. Cecil Blachford and Hod Stuart are also pictured in the middle of this vintage Wanderer...
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Lot #17
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The Montreal Wanderers were a Stanley Cup dynasty at the outset of the 20th century. The "Red Stripes" claimed the Cup in 1906 and also held it in 1907 and 1908. This fantastic framed original Rice Studios Wanderers photo montage celebrates the team’...
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Lot #18
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Sensational vintage cabinet photo captures the NHA and Stanley Cup champion Quebec Bulldogs along with Lord Stanley’s coveted trophy and the O’Brien Trophy, awarded to the winners of the National Hockey Association. A trio of well-known Hall-of-Famer...
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Lot #19
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In January of 1907, the Montreal Wanderers and the Kenora Thistles battled for Stanley Cup supremacy. Aided by future Hockey Hall-of-Famers Tom Hooper, Tommy Phillips and Art Ross, the Thistles came away with 42 and 86 goals for a combined score of 1...
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Lot #20
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Vintage studio mounted collage depicting the historic Renfrew Hockey Team. The Creamery Kings, as they were aptly nicknamed, boasted the cream-of-the-crop talents of Fred "Cyclone" Taylor, Lester and Frank Patrick, Newsy Lalonde, Bert Lindsay, Bobby...
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Lot #21
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This sensational original Rice Studios photo montage depicts the 1899-1900 Stanley Cup champion Montreal Shamrocks. Team captain Harry Trihey led his team to the CAHL title with 17 goals in seven games. The Shamrocks staged a successful Cup defense a...
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Lot #22
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The glorious hockey past of the little town of Rat Portage, Ontario, which changed its name to Kenora, comes forth at the sight of this captivating cabinet photo. The Thistles challenged for the Stanley Cup on three separate occasions and finally ca...
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Lot #23
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This fantastic original Ottawa Senators framed team photo celebrates the NHL’s first Stanley Cup dynasty. The nine original Senators pictured here -all members of the Hall of Fame - made up the first team in the newly-formed league to win the Cup in...
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Lot #24
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The original Ottawa Senators won the city’s last Stanley Cup in 1927. The Senators were the most successful NHL team in the early days of the league with four Cups from 1920 to 1927, including three in four years. The Great Depression forced the team...
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Lot #25
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King Clancy, Frank Nighbor, Punch Broadbent, Cy Denneny, Hec Kilrea, Frank Finnigan and goalie Alex Connell. What a team! The 1927-28 version of the famed Ottawa Hockey Club appears posed in this stunning vintage sepia-tone photograph with each membe...
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Lot #26
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Stunning sepia tone photograph captures the members of the Ottawa Hockey Club posed on their home ice during the 1930-31 NHL season. The year would not go well for the team as the Senators would finish in last place for the first time in team history...
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Lot #27
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The original Ottawa Senators were truly the NHL’s first dynasty. Ottawa claimed four Stanley Cups during the 1920s, including three in four seasons. The Senators won back-to-back Cups in 1920 and 1921 and, after losing the NHL final to Toronto the fo...
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Lot #28
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Fascinating photos here bring forth the fascinating and little-known story of how a few NHL regular season games were played at the mammoth Auditorium in Atlantic City during the 1929-30 season! NHL president Frank Calder was on hand for the group s...
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Lot #29
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Scarce vintage black and white photo captures the full rosters of the Ottawa Senators and the New York Americans as they gather at center ice before their neutral-site match in Atlantic City, New Jersey on March 15th, 1930. The fantastic photograph h...
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Lot #30
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Classic collage-style photo on heavy cardstock presents the roster and management of the 1928-29 Ottawa Senators. The team’s financial troubles continued through the ’28-29 season and two offsite matches were actually played in Detroit due to poor at...
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Lot #31
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This unique framed studio photo shows members of the 1923 Ottawa Senators posed in civilian clothing for a group photo. This rare original photograph from the A.L. Hess studio in Calgary, Alberta is very damaged with many of the faces in the foregrou...
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Lot #32
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This unique team photo montage depicts the 1918-19 Toronto Arenas, the defending Stanley Cup champions. The Arenas claimed the first Cup contested by the newly formed NHL in the spring of 1918 when they defeated the PCHA champion Vancouver in a five-...
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Lot #33
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Before the Maple Leafs laid claim to 11 Stanley Cups, Toronto won its first two championships as members of the NHL in 1918 as the Arenas and again in 1922, this time as the St. Patricks. This outstanding photo of the 1921-22 Cup champion St. Pats sh...
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Lot #34
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Reg Noble, Jack Adams, Babe Dye, Harry Cameron, Rod Smylie, Billy Stuart, Lloyd Andrews, Gerry Denoird, Ken Randall, William Teale... all members of the 1922-23 Toronto St. Pats and all pictured in this exquisite and vintage panoramic photograph. The...
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Lot #35
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The Toronto St. Patricks professional men’s ice hockey team started as an amateur ice hockey organization. In 1919, the club purchased the Toronto National Hockey League (NHL) franchise from the Arena Company and the NHL and renamed the franchise the...
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Lot #36
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Ancient hockey cabinet photo pictures members of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association hockey team in their winged-wheel uniforms prior to Lord Stanley donating his famous Challenge cup. We peg this photo as circa early-1890s, with no doubt some...
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Lot #37
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Exceptional early 20th century cabinet photo pictures the "Montreal Hockey Club", with "Champions of the World 1901-02" below the team name on the sturdy cardboard mat, which also identifies each of Montreal’s hockey heroes. Most notable are team cap...
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Lot #38
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In 1904, the Montreal Wanderers, Hockey Champions of Canada, issued a challenge to a hockey team from Portage Lakes, Michigan. The Lakers, Champions of the United States and members in the first professional league, the International League (IHL), ac...
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Lot #39
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In 1907, leagues in Canada voted to allow professional players within their ranks, signaling the demise of the International Hockey League based out of the States. Players would soon trickle back across the border, lured by the large paychecks that h...
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Lot #40
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This vintage paper-on-cardstock picture of the Winnipeg Victorias captures the victorious roster following their Stanley Cup win in 1901. The Victoria Hockey Club returned the Stanley Cup for its second stint in Winnipeg when they won both games of a...
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Lot #41
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Canada’s intermediate hockey champions of 1900-01, the Quebec Crescents boasted the talents of Percy LeSueur and Paddy Moran, who both went on to Hall of Fame careers as goalies. LeSueur was a right wing with the champion Crescents and only shifted t...
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Lot #42
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George Hainsworth, Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde, Harry Cameron and brothers Bill and Bun Cook - all Hall-of-Famers - stand out in this original team photo of the 1923-24 Saskatoon Crescents. Lalonde was a member of the original Montreal Canadiens team tha...
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Lot #43
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The Bruins were at home to Toronto with the Leafs leading 2-1 when Eddie Shore saw the Leafs’ scoring champ Ace Bailey in his path. Catching Bailey from behind, he flipped him into the air with his shoulder. Bailey hit the ice with a dull thud and...
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Lot #44
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At the sight of this stunning piece, we just had to put that "spectacular" in the title! The Turofsky boys and their Alexandra Studio are responsible for the crystal clear image that measures a big, impressive 10-1/2" x 13" and that captures the fir...
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Lot #45
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Exceptional panoramic photo by Toronto’s Alexandria Studio pictures the participants in the February, 1934 benefit game to aid Leafs’ star Ace Bailey following his career-ending injury suffered the previous December in Boston. After Bailey recovered...
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Lot #46
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Extraordinary photo display only given to members of the ’41-42 Stanley Cup Champion Toronto Maple Leafs after their remarkable comeback in the finals against Detroit includes a 5 1/2" x 9" glossy team photo applied to a thick creamy cardboard backin...
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Lot #47
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Despite the loss of Bailey following the infamous fight with the Bruins’ Eddie Shore the Toronto Maple Leafs would win the Canadian Division for the second year in a row by posting a league best 26-13-9 record. However, in the semi-finals the Leafs w...
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Lot #48
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The technological talents of the Panoramic Camera Company of Toronto, Ontario were put to good use back in 1928-29 when photographers lined up the Toronto Maple Leafs of the day outside their arena for the official team picture. The Leafs would see p...
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Lot #49
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Posed for posterity behind glass are all-time Toronto Maple Leafs greats Happy Day, Charlie Conacher, Joe Primeau, Ace Bailey, Busher Jackson, Frank Nighbor, Red Horner and Lorne Chabot along with the rest of the talented 1929-30 squad wearing their...
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Lot #50
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The wool-covered beaming roster of the Toronto Maple Leafs circa the early-Thirties are lined up across this wonderful and rare panoramic photograph. We spot King Clancy for sure on one end and there is Lorne Chabot, the goalie, down on the other. Wi...
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Lot #51
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Fantastic black and white photos from the Toronto Maple Leafs first Stanley Cup Championship team are featured in square boxes on this extremely rare "Vi-Tone" food-tonic-beverages cardboard advertising. Bailey, Day, Chabot, Clancy, Primeau, Jackson...
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Lot #52
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Rare cardboard advertising piece is one we’ve never seen before and pictures the first Maple Leafs team to capture hockey’s ultimate prize. Led by the "Kid Line" of Conacher, Primeau and Jackson who combined for eight goals, Toronto swept the Rangers...
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Lot #53
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Attractive photo captures the first Maple Leafs team to win the Stanley Cup. The Leafs did not lose a game in the 1932 playoffs and swept the Rangers in the best-of-five Cup finals. The Kid Line of Jackson, Primeau and Conacher, who had finished 1-2-...
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Lot #54
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Here’s a beauty that very seldom comes around. This ad for Dow Old Stock Ale features members of the 1932-33 Montreal Maroons along with "The Dow Girl" smack dab in the middle and "Health Itself" to the right below her. Familiar to hockey historians...
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Lot #55
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A gift from A. G. Spalding & Bros. of Canada Ltd, as noted in the bottom left hand corner, this vintage photo on glossy thick paper stock features the Montreal Maroons, winners of the 1934-35 Stanley Cup. After beating the Black Hawks and Rangers in...
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Lot #56
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Always popular with Maroons collectors and difficult to find in any kind of condition, this vintage jigsaw puzzle features members of the 1932-33 Montreal Maroons squad. This example is a scarce treat as it has not been cut into the individual jigsaw...
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Lot #57
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Ancient muted-tone photo on thick paper stock is a collage-style produced by the famed Rice Studios of Montreal. The full roster of the 1934-35 Montreal Maroons is here with the talented Alex Connell at the top flanked by stars-of-the-day Cy Wentwort...
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Lot #58
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Wonderful vintage hand-colored studio collage-style photograph from the famed Rice Studios featuring the entire roster of the World Champion Montreal Canadiens. The boys are all here... Aurele Joliet, Howie Morenz, George Hainsworth, the Mantha broth...
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Lot #59
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Classic matte-finish shot of the 1930-31 Montreal Canadiens was taken outside the old Montreal Forum and pictures the team that became only the second NHL squad to win back-to-back Stanley Cup titles. Howie Morenz, Aurele Joliat, Sylvio Mantha, Alber...
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Lot #60
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Phenomenal original photograph is one that we rarely see as it captures the 1924-25 Montreal Canadiens following their Stanley Cup championship the previous season. As "Champions of the World", the Habs sported uniforms with a world globe on the fron...
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Lot #61
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In 1926-27, the Montreal Canadiens rebounded from a last place finish the previous year to place second in the Canadian Division and qualified for the playoffs. The Habs defeated the rival Maroons in a two-game series before losing to the eventual St...
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Lot #62
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The Montreal Canadiens suffered a devastating blow at the outset of the 1925-26 season. Georges Vezina, the team’s outstanding goaltender, collapsed in his crease during the season opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Diagnosed with advanced tuber...
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Lot #63
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Rarely seen Canadiens team photo pictures the Montreal squad lined up and standing outside on wooden boards, with indications pointing to either the 1926-27 or 1927-28 seasons. The presence of Herb Gardiner, Marty Burke and Gizzy Hart, along with the...
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Lot #64
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This rare Montreal Canadiens team photo montage depicts the great hockey franchise’s third Stanley Cup-winning team. This original print remains in its wood frame and exhibits significant elemental surface damage, particularly to Larochelle’s photo o...
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Lot #65
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This rare Montreal Canadiens team photo montage depicts the great hockey franchise’s third Stanley Cup-winning team. The original photographic print remains in its wood frame and all of the team’s players, including stars Morenz and Joliat, flanking...
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Lot #66
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Nifty and very rare promotional piece from Uniform Enrg. Red’d. of Montreal was used as a team fundraiser as explained on the verso. Minor hockey teams were given the opportunity to sell these photos in order to win premiums such as Canadiens and Mar...
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Lot #67
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Great grouping of five vintage black and white team photographs picturing the Montreal Canadiens squads of the fabulous Fifties. Starting with a 6" x 9.5" image of the 1953-54 Habs, the collection includes four more 8" x 10" photographs of the teams...
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Lot #68
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Amazing seldom-seen creation pictures the men who brought New York its first-ever Stanley Cup championship in the spring of 1928. Photos include those of legends Bill and Bun Cook, Frank Boucher, Ching Johnson and coach Lester Patrick. This was the y...
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Lot #69
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Vezina-winning goalie Dave Kerr capped his outstanding season by leading New York to the Stanley Cup as Bryan Hextall scored the Cup-winning goal in overtime in game 6 against Toronto in 1939-40. This is the rare and original team photo presentation...
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Lot #70
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The New York Americans continue to struggle in 1933-34, missing the playoffs for the 5th year in a row with a lousy record of 15-23-10. Following the season the cash strapped Americans would attempt to merge with the cash strapped Ottawa Senators in...
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Lot #71
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The image of diminutive goalie Roy Worters at the far left of this vintage photo dates this one to pre-1936-37 as he finished his days with the New York Americans that season. This wonderful 10 x 14 inch photograph in a vintage black wood frame under...
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Lot #72
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Real photo postcard pictures the ‘31-32 New York team and has been signed on the back by 14. Fabulous fountain pen signatures include those of Hall-of-Famers Bill and Bun Cook, Frank Boucher, Ching Johnson, Earl Seibert and Lester Patrick. Others are...
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Lot #73
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A lucky fan cornered a number of Leafs and Rangers stars, no doubt following a match up between the two teams, and had them sign his black and white 8 x10 inch photograph of the 1942-43 New York Rangers. Highlights include the sigs of Lester Patrick,...
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Lot #74
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Fabulous fountain pen signatures, 16 in total, grace this vintage glossy photograph of the New York Rangers. The 1944-45 Rangers were managed by the legendary Lester Patrick whose signature highlights this piece. Hall of Fame coach Frank Boucher lead...
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Lot #75
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Brilliant playmaking during 18 seasons of professional hockey ensured a place in the Hockey Hall of Fame for Gentleman Frank. Offered for your consideration is a vintage black and white 8" x 10" posed photograph signed "To Terry with Best Wishes, Fr...
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Lot #76
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One of the game’s most prolific innovators, Lester "The Silver Fox" Patrick played a significant role in hockey history for nearly half a century. As a player, he was one of the top rushing defencemen of his day and a team leader. Patrick went on to...
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Lot #77
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New York Americans netminder Vernon Forbes has been cropped out and prepared for print by some newspaper art department, as evidenced by marks and white paint applied to this ancient team photo. The picture, portraying the 1928-29 edition of the Amer...
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Lot #78
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The Detroit Red Wings began the road to becoming the most successful American NHL franchise with their first Stanley Cup win in 1935-36. The Red Wings finished first overall during the regular season and began the playoffs in spectacular fashion as M...
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Lot #79
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This sensational team photo of the 1936-37 Detroit Red Wings celebrates the first American team to defend a Stanley Cup title. The Red Wings were pushed to the limit by the Canadiens in the first round of the playoffs. Hec Kilrea scored in the third...
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Lot #80
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The 1936-37 Detroit Red Wings became the first American team to win the Stanley Cup in consecutive seasons. This remarkable original team picture of the two-time champions was taken by Red Wings photographer Albert E. Backlund. Detroit’s winged wheel...
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Lot #81
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This vintage Red Wings team photo features Hall of Fame goalie Cecil "Tiny" Thompson at the end of his brilliant career. Forever identified with the Boston Bruins, Thompson is pictured here along with the legendary Jack Adams in this photo of the 193...
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Lot #82
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Twenty-three vintage fountain pen signatures grace this vintage photograph of the 1940-41 edition of the Detroit Red Wings. Each and every player and staff pictured has signed across his image from Hall-of-Famers Jack Adams, Syd Howe, Sid Abel and Eb...
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Lot #83
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Exceptional matte finish 1945-46 Detroit Red Wings photo features the vintage fountain pen autographs of nineteen of those pictured. Included are the marks of HoFers Harry Lumley, Sid Howe, Jack Stewart, Ted Lindsay, Harry Watson, Bill Quackenbush an...
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Lot #84
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This original 1936 Detroit Red Wings Dodge Plymouth dealers promotional team photo is stamped in red ink on the reverse by Hodges Auto Sales. The original cardboard stock has the heading "Detroit Red Wings 1936 National League Champions" with a pictu...
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Lot #85
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This vintage Red Wings team photo features Hall of Fame goalie Cecil "Tiny" Thompson at the end of his brilliant career. Forever identified with the Boston Bruins, Thompson is pictured here beside the legendary Jack Adams in this photo of the 1939-40...
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Lot #86
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Red Wings and Stanley Cup photo collectors will love this 10" x 8" team photo. Detroit won its third Cup in 1942-43 after losing in the finals each of the two previous years, including a heartbreaking loss to Toronto the previous year after taking a...
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Lot #87
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Vintage black and white 8" x10" image on glossy photo paper captures the war-era Detroit Red Wings of 1944-45, posed on home ice. The official team photograph is blank-backed and pictures the entire roster along with front office executives and a you...
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Lot #88
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The 1949-50 edition of the Detroit Red Wings would capture the National Hockey League regular season championship and go on to win the coveted Stanley Cup in the same year. Hall of Fame members portrayed in this vintage glossy black and white 8" x 10...
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Lot #89
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The great Terry Sawchuk sits front and center in this vintage black and white photograph of the Stanley Cup Champions of the Detroit Red Wings, 1953-54. Other players and staffers pictured here, who would go on to Hall of Fame careers, are Ted Lindsa...
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Lot #90
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The 1957-58 Detroit Red Wings marked the departure of Ted Lindsay and the return of Terry Sawchuk. Along with coach Sid Abel and GM Jack Adams, Howe, Delvecchio, Kelly and Pronovost are all front and center in this remarkable 14" x 10" team photo whi...
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Lot #91
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Ted Lindsay had 85 points in 1956-57, second in the league behind teammate Gordie Howe. The perennial All-Star left wing was traded to Chicago after the season because of his involvement with efforts to create a players’ union. Goalie Glenn Hall was...
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Lot #92
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A parade of early hockey stars, each attired in the wool uniform of the National Hockey League’s Boston Bruins, line up to become immortalized in this wonderful vintage team photograph from the 1926-27 season. And, as if the photograph itself were no...
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Lot #93
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This team is considered by many to be hockey’s 1927 Yankees. This is a vintage B&W panoramic photograph featuring the second Bruins Stanley Cup Championship team, boasting a roster of twelve HoFers. Though the eighteen signatures vary in strength a...
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Lot #94
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Mel "Sudden Death" Hill earned his nickname when he scored three overtime goals in the Boston Bruins’ win over the New York Rangers in the first round of the 1939 playoffs. Hill added two more goals in the finals as the Bruins downed the Toronto Mapl...
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Lot #95
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Miniature panoramic photograph from the 1929-30 Boston Bruins shows the team posed on the ice gathered around a vintage automobile. Although they would lose in the Stanley Cup Finals to the Montreal Canadiens, their regular season record of 38-5-1 re...
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Lot #96
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A nice mix of young and veteran stars led the Boston Bruins to the 1938-39 Stanley Cup and are pictured here. Shore, Clapper, Weiland and Cowley were joined by the likes of Brimsek, Schmidt, Bauer and Dumart and Boston took the regular season title b...
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Lot #97
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Cowley, Clapper, Brimsek, Hollett, Bauer, Cain, Hill, Schmidt, Dumart, Conacher, Reardon - the Bruins’ big guns are all lined up with their teammates on the ice of the Boston Garden in the team photo that is front and center in this studio photo mont...
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Lot #98
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Vintage sepia tone photograph capturing the members of the Detroit Falcons as they pose ensemble (and in dapper attire, I might add) upon their arrival at the train station in Montreal. In town to take on the Canadiens in post-season play are Alex Co...
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Lot #99
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The Toronto Maple Leafs finished the 1933-34 season with the best record in the NHL, retaining the O’Brien Trophy as a result of their second straight first place finish in the Canadian Division. Eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, the Map...
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Lot #100
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