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Legendary hockey broadcaster Rene Lecavalier was presented with this marvelous gold ring by the Montreal Canadiens to commemorate the great Habs dynasty that won five straight Stanley Cups from 1956-60. Rene received this rare gold ring, only the sec...
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Lot #75
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This three-volume, leather bound set of books is Charles Coleman's all encompassing work on the history of the NHL from 1893 to 1967. Presented by NHL President Clarence Campbell to the game's VIPs and friends of hockey in the sports media. Limited t...
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Lot #76
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Play-by-play legend Rene Lecavalier was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1984 along with fellow broadcasting pioneers Hewitt, Gallivan and Cusick. Offered here are the French-language great's blazer and glass panel from the HHOF when it moved...
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Lot #77
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An incredible likeness of legendary hockey broadcaster Rene Lecavalier is displayed in this impressive bronze bust from the Montreal Forum. The long-time French language voice of the Montreal Canadiens, Lecavalier was among a group of a dozen Montrea...
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Lot #78
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Substantial stained wood and bronze plaque (12" x 15") presented to broadcaster Rene Lecavalier to commemorate his induction into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. Brass plate below proclaims: "Rene Lecavalier, Broadcasting, Inducted October 27, 1994." I...
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Lot #79
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Hockey broadcasting legend Rene Lecavalier was awarded these Ordre National du Quebec knight's insignia medals in 1987. Offered in its original "Ordre National du Quebec" presentation box, the two medals, one full-size insignia that measures 1 5/8" i...
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Lot #80
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This stylishly-sculpted bronze flame trophy stands 13" in height and represents the logo of the Quebec Sports Hall of Fame. The award was offered to long-time Canadiens broadcaster Rene Lecavalier and is engraved in French on the base "Rene Lecavalie...
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Lot #81
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The old Montreal Forum underwent a massive renovation in the summer of 1968. When it was reopened the following season, the Canadiens struck a number of 3" diameter bronze medallions to mark the occasion and this one was presented to legendary broadc...
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Lot #82
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The Montreal Forum hosted its final NHL game on March 11, 1996 as the Canadiens downed the visiting Dallas Stars, 4-1. The closing ceremony was attended by many former players and important personalities, including Rene Lecavalier, who wore this spec...
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Lot #83
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A sports broadcasting giant, Rene Lecavalier was on hand to call the Olympics throughout the 1960s, '70s and into the '80s. Offered is Rene's Olympic participation medal from Grenoble in 1968 with its original presentation box. Copper-coloured medal...
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Lot #84
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Superb sterling silver medal was awarded to hockey broadcasting legend Rene Lecavalier in 1979. Rene's name is engraved on the reverse along with the date July 3, 1979 in French on this "Ordre des Francophones d'Amerique" medal from the "Conseil de l...
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Lot #85
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