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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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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 #2
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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 #3
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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 #4
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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 #5
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We're extremely excited to offer the hobby this remarkable 1964 Olympic hockey bronze medal won by one of Czechoslovakian hockey's all-time greats! From the personal collection of Josef Cerny comes his Olympic bronze medal, complete with its original...
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Lot #6
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Brilliant blue cotton Team Czechoslovakia sweater was worn by Josef Cerny during the late-1960 to early 1970s. Preserved in amazing condition, it features Czechoslovakia's lion crest sewn on the front and a tie-neck front collar with six eyelets that...
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Lot #7
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Czechoslovakian great Josef Cerny's haul of IIHF European championship medals offered here totals 5, including his 1961 gold! Also included are silver medals from 1966 and 1968 and a pair of bronze medals from 1964 and 1970. Czechoslovakia claimed go...
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Lot #8
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From Josef Cerny's personal collection comes this sensational pair of IIHF world championship silver medals. Cerny helped guide Czechoslovakia to silver twice, in Finland in 1965 and Switzerland in 1971, as the communist powerhouse finished second on...
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This fantastic and rare 50-year-old Czechoslovakian club championship medal comes from the personal collection of the great Josef Cerny. The IIHF Hall of Famer received this star-shaped medal along with his HC Ruda Hvezda (Red Star) Brno teammates fo...
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Lot #10
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The 1994 Stanley Cup final patch sits on the right breast of Kirk McLean's Vancouver Canucks jersey. Kirk's #1 Canucks jersey is properly done up for the seven-game final against the New York Rangers with the Canuck Place patch in its customary place...
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Lot #11
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This prestigious NHL trophy was awarded to Kirk McLean as a member of the 1994 Campbell Conference champion Vancouver Canucks. A classic stand-up goalie, McLean was a key contributor to the 1993-94 Canucks' fantastic playoff run that saw Vancouver op...
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Lot #12
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These Campbell Conference game-worn jersey and goalie pants were worn by Kirk McLean when he made his NHL All-Star Game debut at the 1990 classic in Pittsburgh. Representing the Canucks in his first of two ASG appearances, McLean took over from start...
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Lot #13
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The NHL 75th anniversary patch adorns the throwback All-Star game-worn jersey and pants shell worn by Kirk McLean during the 1992 classic in Philadelphia. The Vancouver Canucks goalie made his second ASG appearance in three seasons in the first ASG f...
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Lot #14
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Excellent opportunity here for Canucks collectors who have yet to secure this awesome third-jersey style, which is increasingly harder to come by. Worn by star goalie Kirk McLean during the 1995-96 season, this air-knit gamer has a CCM goalie style t...
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Lot #15
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This classic 1990s Vancouver jersey was worn by Kirk McLean, the Canucks' all-time leader in games played by a goalie, with 516. This beauty is from 1995-96, when McLean had 15 wins despite the first of two knee injuries that plagued him over his fin...
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Lot #16
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Great patches on Kirk McLean's game-worn jersey from the first game of the 1997-98 season in Japan, including the "GAME ONE '97 JAPAN" patch on the left shoulder and the 1998 All-Star Game patch on the right breast. McLean wore this white gamer, whic...
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Lot #17
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Vancouver's new colour scheme and "Orca" logo were front and centre on Kirk McLean's last Canucks gamer from the 1997-98 season. McLean wore the 1998 NHL All-Star Game patch on the right breast of this navy blue game-worn jersey, but he was dealt to...
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Lot #18
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The Canucks’ 1987-88 Molson Cup Trophy was awarded to goalie Kirk McLean. Acquired from New Jersey, McLean posted 11 wins, a 3.71 GAA and one shutout in his first full NHL season. This is the first of three Molson Cups McLean claimed with Vancouver f...
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Lot #19
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Two MVP awards were up for grabs with the Vancouver Canucks in 1989-90 and goalie Kirk McLean claimed them both! McLean won 21 games and posted a 3.47 GAA average in his third season with the Canucks. Offered here from McLean’s personal collection ar...
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Lot #20
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The Cyclone Taylor Award as the Vancouver Canucks’ MVP went to goalie Kirk McLean in 1991-92. It was the second time in three seasons that McLean claimed the award, named after the hockey legend who guided the Vancouver Millionaires to the Stanley Cu...
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Lot #21
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Kirk McLean’s first NHL shutout was hardly a softy as he stoned Mario Lemieux’s Pittsburgh Penguins! Pair of mementos from McLean’s personal collection include his Canucks locker nameplate and his first career shutout puck trophy. A Canucks Inglasco...
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Lot #22
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This pair of NHL player-of-the-week awards was presented to Vancouver Canucks goalie Kirk McLean. Chrysler Canada NHL performer-of-the-week plaque was awarded to McLean for the week ending March 19, 1989. The facsimile signatures of Chrysler chairman...
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Lot #23
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This pair of Vancouver Canucks awards was presented to star goalie Kirk McLean. The Canucks’ 20th anniversary pin is displayed on a 9x7 wood plaque presented to McLean to commemorate his 50th NHL victory during the 1989-90 season in a 5-2 win over To...
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Lot #24
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Reaching the 500-game plateau is a truly significant milestone for an NHL goalie. Kirk McLean was still a member of the Canucks when he received this fabulous Tiffany & Co travel clock from the NHLPA to commemorate his 500th game at the outset of the...
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Lot #25
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After starring through 11 seasons with Vancouver, Kirk McLean found himself dealt twice in less than three months during the 1997-98 season! McLean’s first stop was Carolina, where he claimed this puck trophy commemorating his first of four wins with...
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Lot #26
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A classic tartan at the chin design, hinting at goaltender Kirk McLean's heritage, adorns his game-worn mask and cage combo worn while with the Florida Panthers back in 1998-99. McLean, best remembered for his stellar play with the Vancouver Canucks...
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Lot #27
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The Panthers became Kirk McLean's third team in less than three months late in the 1997-98 season. After beginning his 11th season with Vancouver, McLean was dealt to Carolina on January 3, only to be shipped on to Florida on March 24. The Panthers'...
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Lot #28
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In 1992, goaltender Vancouver Canucks Kirk McLean led the NHL in wins with 38, and shutouts, with 5. Just two years later he backstopped the Canucks all the way to the Stanley Cup finals, but Vancouver was beaten by the New York Rangers in a memorabl...
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Lot #29
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The final 15 wins of Kirk McLean's 16-year NHL career were recorded as a member of the New York Rangers. From McLean's personal collection, his huge Rangers goalie equipment bag with Gerry Cosby label contains some fantastic game-used beauties from h...
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Lot #30
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Offered here is the New York Rangers' Millennium Collection jersey worn by backup goalie Kirk McLean for the Blueshirts' first game of the new millennium. McLean dressed, but did not see action in the game as Mike Richter started and went the distanc...
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Lot #31
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Even though he was a New Jersey Devils prospect, Kirk McLean wore the Philadelphia Flyers’ colours for the AHL Maine Mariners during the 1986-87 season. This white, orange and black mesh beauty features the Mariners’ black, white and orange twill cre...
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Lot #32
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Minor hockey success demonstrated that Kirk McLean’s career path was going to lead to big things. Offered here from McLean’s personal collection are his 1983 Air Canada Cup game-worn jersey from the national midget hockey championships, as well as th...
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Lot #33
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Kirk McLean’s road to pro hockey featured a stellar minor hockey career. McLean proudly wore the Don Mills Flyers black leather team jacket, offered here, which could use a good cleaning to restore it to its once proud state. The button front bomber...
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This Team Canada 1990 world championships game-worn jersey is a highlight of this lot of items from Kirk McLean’s stint with his country’s national team. McLean led Canada to a 6-0-1 run through the first round in Switzerland, including a 3-3 tie wit...
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Lot #35
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Vancouver Canucks great Kirk McLean’s personal collection includes four of his minor hockey game-worn jerseys. The long-time NHL goalie wore this variety pack of four gamers on the road to the bigs, including a red Scotia Hockey College No. 1 jersey,...
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Lot #36
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Obviously a great hockey player, Kirk McLean excelled in other sports as evidenced by the awards and plaques among these items from the long-time NHL goalie’s personal collection. Featured along with five of McLean’s early minor hockey awards are a p...
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Lot #37
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Desirable treasure here is the first card (#1) in Imperial Tobacco's first hockey card set and pictures the legendary Frank Patrick, shown in the Renfrew Creamery Kings turtleneck sweater he wore during the 1909-10 season. Frank was back in Nelson, B...
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Lot #38
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Ranking high on the PSA Population Report is this rookie card of Ottawa Senator scoring legend Marty Walsh. Riveting is the look on Walsh's face when one contemplates his league-leading 27 goals in 12 ECAHA games (1907-08), 42 goals in 12 ECHA games...
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Lot #39
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The last card in the first hockey card set features a hockey icon we never tire of recounting the exploits of. Newsy Lalonde would go on to become the first true superstar of the Montreal Canadiens and is pictured here with Renfrew, a team that lured...
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Lot #40
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The Hall of Fame rookie card jackpot continues here and pictures "Phantom" Joe Malone in his striped Quebec Bulldogs sweater. The deft scorer led Quebec to a Stanley Cup title the year this rookie card was issued and followed that up with a NHA leagu...
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Lot #41
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The rookie card of Gordon Roberts pictures the high-scoring left winger less than a year after he helped his hometown Ottawa Senators defend the Stanley Cup in January of 1910, scoring four goals in a Cup game against Edmonton. He then spent six se...
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Lot #42
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A view of the Montreal Canadiens’ first sweater and the club’s first goaltender are offered with this example of card #16 from Imperial Tobacco’s coveted C56 issue. Joe Cattarinich did not last long in front of Montreal’s goal though, recommending...
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Lot #43
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Another rookie card of a Hall-of-Famer, this one pictures Ottawa native Bruce Stuart, one of the first Canadians to play pro hockey when he skated for the Pittsburgh Victorias in 1902-03. Brother of HOFer Hod Stuart, Bruce also played for Portage L...
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Lot #44
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From the very first hockey card set comes card #21 featuring Jack Laviolette, the man who started it all for Montreal Canadiens' historians. It was he who was given the task by John Ambrose O'Brien to assemble the very first Montreal Canadiens squad...
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Lot #45
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Card #2 in Imperial Tobacco’s second hockey card effort pictures Joe Hall in the striped sweater of the Quebec Bulldogs, a team he helped to back-to-back Stanley Cup championships a century ago (1911-12 & ’12-13). Earning the nicknames of Mean Joe...
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Lot #46
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Wonderful vivid colors strike the beholder of this encapsulated rookie card of Jack Darragh, an Ottawa-born lad who spent his entire career with the hometown Senators. As a rookie in 1910-11, the right winger scored 18 goals in 16 games to help the...
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Lot #47
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The rookie card of the legendary Sprague Cleghorn pictures the defenceman as a 20-year old rookie with Renfrew, although he had moved on to the Montreal Wanderers for the 1911-12 campaign. Said to have been for five years the darling of Wanderers’...
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Lot #48
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For those piecing together a coveted encapsulated set of C55 cards from 1911-12 comes this VG 3 example of Jimmy Gardner’s #36 rookie card. Gardner, and not “Gardiner” as spelled on the Imperial Tobacco card, played 15 elite amateur and professiona...
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Lot #49
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A goaltending great looking mighty young indeed on his official rookie card is Clint Benedict, an Ottawa-born lad who would go on to lead the NHL in shutouts and goals-against-average on seven occasions. The first NHL goalie to wear a mask, (he did...
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Lot #50
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Imperial Tobacco’s card #34 of the C57 set curiously pictures then future Hall-of-Famer Eddie Gerard as an amateur with Ottawa’s New Edinboro team. The diminutive left winger-turned-defenseman was signed by his hometown Senators in November of 1913...
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Lot #51
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The goaltender who backstopped the 1927-28 Rangers and ’32-33 Maple Leafs to Stanley Cup championships, Lorne Chabot was tending goal for the Port Arthur Ports senior team when this card was issued with a Paulin’s Hockey Bar. Originally catalogued...
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Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a player and not as a coach, Dick Irvin appears on just two different cards from his playing days, with this scarcity being the first. Pictured in his Regina Capitals uniform and in his early 30s, Dick’s surnam...
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Lot #53
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The only cards ever to picture Hall-of-Famer Duke Keats during his playing days were issued with a Paulin’s Hockey Bar, the Winnipeg-based Paulin’s offering a new hockey stick to anyone who sent the company a complete set of 70 cards, with the promo...
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Pre-dating his official rookie cards by nearly a decade, this Paulin’s issue pictures Mervyn “Red” Dutton when he was a standout defenceman with the Calgary Tigers, a team he helped reach the Stanley Cup finals against Montreal in 1923-24. Beginnin...
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Lot #55
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The first appearance on hockey cards of Hall-of-Famers Barney Stanley and Herb Gardiner were on cards issued with Paulin’s Premium Hockey Bar, the 70-card set depicting players from Western Canada. Originally thought to have been a 1923-24 promotio...
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Featuring the first cardboard appearance of another Hall-of-Famer, this Paulin’s card pictures Harry Oliver of the WCHL's Calgary Tigers and before his days with the Boston Bruins and N.Y. Americans. A complete 70-card set could be redeemed for a h...
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Lot #57
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The rookie card of the extraordinary and legendary Howie Morenz, hockey's most outstanding player of the first half of the 20th century is one that many card collectors covet, but to own one that is second to none in terms of condition is something t...
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Lot #58
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A thought-provoking image of a young Aurele Joliat is offered on the Ottawa native's first cardboard appearance, his rookie card from William Paterson being issued the year after his first NHL season and during one in which he and a 21-year old rooki...
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Lot #59
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The legendary Frank "King" Clancy was in the process of forging his legend and was a reigning Stanley Cup champion, in his third season with his hometown Ottawa Senators, when he first appeared on a hockey card. Card #3 of William Paterson's 1923-24...
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Lot #60
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A terrific depiction of one of hockey's all-time greatest defencemen, Eddie Shore, Boston's Mr. Everything, is offered with this charismatic card from the Goudey Gum Company's multi-sport and ever-popular "Sports Kings" series. One of just four hocke...
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Lot #61
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A Hall-of-Famer and important part of the 21-card 1933-34 Hamilton Gum ensemble, Maple Leaf legend Charlie Conacher sure looks good pictured against that light blue background, doesn't he?! This rookie card of "The Big Bomber" has received EX-MT 6 re...
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Lot #62
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Known as the Pembroke Peach, longtime Ottawa Senators’ star center Frank Nighbor will look peachy indeed in a slabbed ensemble of V-145s. The NHL’s Hart Trophy winner as MVP the season that this (rookie) card was found in a Paterson’s Hockey League...
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Lot #63
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For those who appreciate excellence comes this PSA EX-MT 6 rookie card of Cy Denneny, an excellent scorer who actually led the NHL with 22 goals in 22 games the season that these sepia-tone cards were issued with Paterson’s chocolate bars. A four-t...
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Lot #64
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Our consignor’s wonderful array of rookie cards featuring Hall-of-Famers continues here with the first cardboard appearance of legendary Montreal Canadiens' defenceman Sylvio Mantha. He was indeed a rookie in 1923-24 and helped fellow youngsters Mo...
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Lot #65
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One of four Boucher brothers from Ottawa to skate in the NHL, Billy was at his best when his rookie card appeared in chocolate bars manufactured by Brantford, Ontario’s William Paterson Limited. Only 5’7” but one of the scrappiest skilled players o...
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Lot #66
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Said to have the hardest shot in hockey despite only weighing 150 pounds, Babe Dye was a terrific athlete who also played halfback for the Toronto Argonauts and who turned down a baseball contract offer from the legendary Connie Mack. Dye’s legend...
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Lot #67
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Better known to many for his years at the helm of the Detroit Red Wings, Jack Adams earned his spot in the Hall of Fame as a player, winning Stanley Cups in his first NHL season, (1917-18 Toronto Arenas) and last (‘26-27 Ottawa Senators) and winning...
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Lot #68
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Yet another rookie card of a Hall-of-Famer and in the condition that serious hobbyists crave, this one features Reg Noble, a member of the NHL’s top line during the league’s inaugural 1917-18 season. Noble, along with linemates Babe Dye and Corb De...
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Lot #69
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Riveting images on sepia-tone cards issued in 1923-24 by William Paterson Limited of Brantford, Ontario include this one of Hall-of-Famer Wilfred “Shorty” Green of the Hamilton Tigers. He played on a line with his brother “Red” and Billy Burch and...
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Lot #70
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“The great Billy Burch” is how one history book refers to the Yonkers, New York-born, Toronto-raised Burch, whose childhood friends and teammates included Lionel Conacher and Roy Worters! Pictured on his rookie card as a Hamilton Tiger, Burch spent...
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Lot #71
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Having helped the Toronto Granites to the Olympic gold medal in 1924 with 17 goals in five games(!), Reginald “Hooley” Smith was indeed an NHL rookie when he appeared on his Champ’s Cigarette official rookie card in 1924-25 as a member of the Ottawa...
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Lot #72
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One of only two cardboard issues depicting Hall-of-Famer Harry Watson, this one by Williard’s Chocolate came first and is from a multi-sport set called Sports Champions. Watson was the leader of Canada’s 1924 Olympic championship squad, rifling 36...
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Lot #73
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Rough, tough and popular in Toronto was Reginald “Red” Horner, one of hockey's first enforcers who played his entire NHL career with the Maple Leafs, serving as team captain his last two years. Red was already in his sixth NHL season when his O-Pee...
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Lot #74
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The write-up on the back of Syd Howe’s rookie card sure had it right; “One of the younger generation of hockey players who promises to become a star in the future.” Not long after appearing with his hometown Senators on this #24 OPC card, Howe land...
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Lot #75
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Splendid pre-war offering here pictures Ralph “Cooney” Weiland as a member of the Ottawa Senators, a team he only briefly toiled for, being traded to Detroit just nine games into that 1933-34 season. Best known for his exploits in Boston where he s...
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Lot #76
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Ralph “Cooney” Weiland had already set the NHL single season scoring record with 73 points and won a Stanley Cup with Boston, both in 1929-30, when he appeared with Ottawa on his ’33-34 O-Pee-Chee rookie card. He was sent to Detroit after just nine...
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Lot #77
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“A very spectacular player who is likely to score at any time” is how Harvey “Busher” Jackson is described on the back of his 1933-34 OPC rookie card, released during Busher’s fifth big league season. The NHL scoring champ in ’31-32 when he helped...
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Lot #78
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Another rookie card of yet another legendary Hall-of-Famer is offered here, with Winnipeg-born Ivan “Ching” Johnson described as “the kingpin of the New York Rangers defense since 1926" on the card's back. A feared hard-hitting d-man, Ching helped...
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Lot #79
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The NHL’s most valuable player in 1939-40 after having moved back to defence, big Ebbie Goodfellow is pictured here in the uniform of the Detroit Falcons, a team with whom he finished runner-up to scoring champion Howie Morenz in only his second big...
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Lot #80
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At 5’10”, British Columbia native Cecil “Tiny” Thompson wasn’t all that tiny don’t you know, but was big on big-league accomplishments, four times winning the Vezina Trophy and five times leading the NHL in wins. His total of 284 victories, 81 shut...
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Lot #81
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Outstanding example of Roy "Shrimp" Worters' rookie card here was slabbed years ago by PSA and sits in an early company holder, with the label exhibiting the grade that all serious collectors of pre-war material covet - NM-MT 8! This example is one o...
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Lot #82
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Boston Bruins' legend Aubrey "Dit" Clapper had the distinction of being card #1 in the famous Ice Kings set of 1933-34, with this rookie card encapsulated and deemed worthy of EX-MT 6 status by PSA, one of three 6s on the company's Population Report....
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Lot #83
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Scarcer than other O-Pee-Chee cards from the era, as evidenced by totals on the PSA Population Report, the 1935-36 OPCs understandably garner considerable interest from serious hobbyists, with the Lynn Patrick card one of only two rookie cards in the...
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Lot #84
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You'll have a toothy grin too, like Hall-of-Famer Frank Boucher on this 1937-38 World Wide Gum card, when this number-one-on-the-PSA-Population-Report example of Boucher's first cardboard appearance arrives in the mail! Exhibiting nice white borders...
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Lot #85
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From World Wide Gum's intriguing big 135-card set of 1937-38 which included players, as well as coaches, managers and minor leaguers, comes this one picturing legendary Toronto Maple Leaf boss "Connie" Smythe. It was Smythe's lone hockey card appeara...
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Lot #86
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It'll be a swell feeling to hold this big PSA holder, knowing that there isn't a higher graded example of Babe Pratt's rookie card on the PSA Population Report! This card #85 in OPC's oversized set of 1939-40 has been deemed worthy of EX+ 5.5 recogni...
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Lot #87
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A star left winger on the Montreal Maroons’ “S Line” with Nels Stewart and Hooley Smith, Babe Siebert was coming off a Stanley Cup championship with the Rangers when he appeared on his Ice Kings rookie card which misspells his surname. The write-up...
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Lot #88
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No other rookie card in the ever-popular Ice Kings set of 1933-34 is valued higher than that of all-time scoring great Nels Stewart. The big center had already forged his legend with seven seasons of stellar play with the Montreal Maroons when he a...
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Lot #89
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Another rookie card of a player who would later be deemed worthy of Hall of Fame induction, this one pictures Irvin "Ace" Bailey, a lifetime Toronto Maple Leaf for whom he toiled in all eight of his NHL seasons. Bailey's famous career-ending incide...
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Lot #90
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A star with both Boston and Detroit, Marty Barry was in the midst of his fourth of five straight 20-goal seasons with the Bruins when his “Ice Kings” rookie card was released. After the following season he was sacrificed so the Bruins could land Co...
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Lot #91
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The middle cog of Toronto’s famous Kid Line which included Charlie Conacher and Busher Jackson, center Joe Primeau was in his fifth of seven seasons with the Maple Leafs when his rookie cards were pulled from packs in 1933-34. This “Ice King” lists...
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Lot #92
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For those piecing together an encapsulated set of O-Pee-Chee’s rather elusive cards from 1935-36 comes this rookie card of Montreal Maroon Russ Blinco, a center who had helped the Maroons to the Stanley Cup the previous season. Blinco had arrived o...
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Lot #93
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Art Coulter, a defenceman who split his decade in the NHL between the Black Hawks and Rangers, joins Lynn Patrick as the only Hall-of-Famers to have their rookie cards appear in O-Pee-Chee’s rather elusive 1935-36 set of 36. The back informed kids...
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Lot #94
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The rookie card of Hall-of-Famer Dave “Sweeney” Schriner in O-Pee-Chee’s coveted die-cut card set of 1936-37 and in attractive PSA EX 5 form will tempt several serious hobbyists. Bilingual text on the reverse mentions Schriner’s Calgary birthplace...
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Lot #95
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Then future Hall-of-Famer Neil Colville was indeed an NHL rookie when he “made” O-Pee-Chee’s cherished 1936-37 card set, with more “firsts” to follow. A career New York Ranger, Neil became the first player to earn NHL All-Star honors as a forward t...
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Lot #96
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One of just three goaltenders included in O-Pee-Chee’s coveted 36-card set of 1936-37, Mike Karakas is pictured here in between bursting onto the NHL scene with nine shutouts as a rookie in ’35-36 and backstopping the Black Hawks to an unlikely Stan...
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Lot #97
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“A great goal getter” is how 23-year old Gordie Drillon is described on the back of his OPC rookie card, with this card #142 encapsulated and judged EX 5 by the experts at PSA. The company’s Population Report shows two other 5s, with seven of 25 to...
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Lot #98
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The Hall of Fame rookie card bonanza continues here with the RC of Toe Blake, the highest valued in O-Pee-Chee’s 48-card ensemble of 1937-38. A star forward who would win the NHL scoring championship the following season, Blake got his nickname fro...
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Lot #99
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Elected to the Hall of Fame for his gigantic contribution to the creation and development of referees and linesmen, Carl Voss played on two Grey Cup-winning football teams before his NHL career which included stops in seven different cities! Pictur...
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Lot #100
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