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The building of the Chicago Black Hawks into a Stanley Cup champion from a perennial low-finisher in the NHL standings, and which started in 1954 when Tommy Ivan took over as general manager, was finally completed in April of 1961 as the Black Haw...
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Lot #1
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Dazzling 10K gold ring was presented to Bobby Hull after he helped lead his Black Hawks to the regular season championship in 1969-70. Chicago and Boston each finished with 99 points but the Hawks had five more wins than the Bruins and were awa...
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Lot #2
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It took 40 years to do but led by Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita, the 1966-67 Black Hawks finally gave Chicago it's first regular season championship, thus breaking the famous "Curse of Muldoon". Legend has it that Pete Muldoon, the Hawks first coach...
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Lot #3
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Bobby Hull, the Golden Jet, the man who brought the crowd at Chicago Stadium to its feet time and again during his 15 seasons in a Black Hawks uniform, was honoured in 1979 with a well-deserved induction into the Chicago Sports Hall of Fame. This...
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Lot #4
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Absolutely astonishing 50-year old jersey has an equally remarkable story behind it. It's Bobby Hull's first ever junior sweater, worn by Bobby as a 14-year old while with the Hespeler, Ontario Hawks during the 1953-54 season, his first away from...
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Lot #5
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Sensational Chicago Black Hawks jersey is the tie-neck style Bobby Hull wore circa 1962-1965 when he was lifting fans from their Chicago Stadium seatswith his spectacular rink-long rushes, rocket-like blasts and unique lamp-lighting abilities. Al...
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Lot #6
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Fantastic pair of skates date from Bobby Hull's early years in the NHL and have his number "16" added on the outer side. Bobby wore #16 for his first four seasons in the "bigs", switched to #7 for the 1961-62 season and then to his memorable #9 t...
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Lot #7
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Regarded by many as the most-appealing hockey jersey, this home white Black Hawks game jersey was made by Wilson with a company tag in the neck in size 48 along with a Gunzo's tag. Presented to Hull after his years in Chicago (possibly hoping to...
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Lot #8
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Bobby Hull wore sweater number 16 during his first four NHL seasons and here is part of his gear from that era. The elbow pads are a combination of nylon and leather with extra padding sewn-in. The size of the upper elastics gives an indication...
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Lot #9
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Something a little bit "different" and all unique, these five Northland hockey sticks feature gorgeous artwork that depicts Bobby Hull at various stages of his remarkable career. Hand-painted on even a little bit bigger than the big blades that B...
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Lot #10
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The picture pretty much tells the story here. Vintage cardboard advertising piece pitches Bauer skates and features an image of Bobby Hull along with some figure skaters. The sign measures 14" x 22" and the cardboard piece attached to the back to...
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Lot #11
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Wonderful trio of old Hawks pennants includes a circa 1950's white-on-black affair, a championship pennant and a superb flag featuring a team photo of the 1967-68 Chicago squad. Bobby Hull and brother Dennis are smiling and standing side-by-side...
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Lot #12
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Stunning plaque was given to Bobby Hull by the CCM company to commemorate the Golden Jet's incredible 1965-66 season in which he broke the Rocket's, the Boomer's and his own record of 50 goals in a season. The big wooden award measures 18" x 15"...
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Lot #13
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Impressive trophy was awarded to Bobby Hull in 1964 at a time when he was laying claim as hockey's most potent offensive threat. A magnificent sculpted bronze bust sits atop a wooden base with the pair combining to measure 14 1/2 inches in heigh...
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Lot #14
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Stunning trophy is known as a Victor Award and is regarded as the sporting equivalent of an Academy Award. It acknowledges outstanding athletic achievement in sport. Bobby Hull received this gleaming gold-plate trophy in 1975. The engraving on...
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Lot #15
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20-year old Bobby Hull chalked up his second career 3-goal game on Sunday, November 20, 1959 as the Black Hawks exploded for seven second period goals en route to a 7-4 win over the Maple Leafs. The young Hull notched his first two goals 35 secon...
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Lot #16
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Young Black Hawks star Bobby Hull notched his third career hat trick on December 27, 1959 as the Black Hawks took care of the Boston Bruins 6-1 at the Stadium. After a couple of first period goals, including number 20 of the season, Bobby complet...
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Lot #17
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Young Black Hawk sensation Bobby Hull brought the Chicago Stadium crowd to its feet several times on the night of Sunday, February 21, 1960 as he scored four goals and added an assist to lead the Hawks to a 7-5 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. T...
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Lot #18
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Bobby Hull reached the 50-goal mark and won his first scoring title in 1961-62 and this is the puck he used to record his first 3-goal game of the season, the 6th of his career. Bobby scored in each period on Wednesday, November 29, 1961 to lead...
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Lot #19
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Bobby Hull used this biscuit to help rally his Black Hawks from a 3-0 first period deficit in Detroit and beat the Red Wings 7-4 on Thursday, February 1, 1962. After scoring a couple of second period goals, Hull completed his 7th career NHL hat t...
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Lot #20
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The first place Black Hawks showed no mercy for the last place Bruins on Thursday, January 31, 1963, whipping them 9-2 in Boston as Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita each scored three times. Hull, who also had two assists, beat Eddie Johnston twice in t...
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Lot #21
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Bobby Hull went on a "tear" in January and February of 1963. On Sunday, February 17 Bobby almost single-handily took care of the Bruins, scoring all three goals in a 3-1 win at Chicago stadium. The goals were Hull's 26th, 27th and 28th of the se...
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Lot #22
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Bobby Hull was en route to a 43-goal season when he fired in his 10th career hat trick on Sunday, November 17, 1963. Hull scored a goal in each period against Toronto's Don Simmons as Glenn Hall and the Black Hawks shutout the Maple Leafs 6-0. T...
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Lot #23
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The 1963-64 NHL season saw Bobby Hull lead the league in goals for the third of seven times in his career. Hull's 43-goal season featured a couple of 3-goal games including a rare true hat trick on Sunday, January 12, 1964 in a 6-3 home-ice win o...
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Lot #24
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Bobby Hull fired 39 goals including career #250 during the 1964-65 season and got off to a good start with three goals on Sunday, October 25th as the Black Hawks beat the Rangers 5-2 at Madison Square Garden. Hull scored in each period to give hi...
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Lot #25
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Sunday, November 15, 1964 was another one of those nights when Chicago left winger Bobby Hull was unstoppable in leading his Black Hawks to a 4-2 win over the Maple Leafs. Hull assisted on Stan Mikita's first period goal, scored his 9th of the se...
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Lot #26
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The 1965-66 season was to be the year that Bobby Hull broke the 50-goal barrier once and for all and he got off to a fast start with three goals as the Black Hawks opened their season with a 4-0 win in Toronto. The date was Saturday, October 23r...
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Lot #27
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Sunday, November 7, 1965 was another memorable night in Bobby Hull's most memorable season in which he scored a record 54 goals, captured his third scoring title and was named the NHL's most valuable player for the second straight year. Hull pott...
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Lot #28
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1965-66 was the season that Black Hawks icon Bobby Hull broke the 50-goal barrier and it took some multiple-goal games along the way to do it! Hull used this puck to register his 3rd hat trick of the season and 16th of his illustrious career. Th...
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Lot #29
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Bobby Hull's chances of breaking the 50-goal barrier looked pretty good following a January 16, 1966 game at Chicago Stadium in which he rifled home four goals to push his season total to 36. This is the puck Bobby used to register his 17th caree...
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Lot #30
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The last season of the six-team NHL saw Bobby Hull follow up his record 54-goal season with another 50-goal campaign; 52 lamps were lit by the superstar in 1966-67. Bobby paced the Black Hawks to a 6-1 home-ice win over the Red Wings on Wednesday...
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Lot #31
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Bobby Hull's 52-goal season of 1966-67 featured three 3-goal games including one in Toronto on Saturday, February 11th. Hull scored his 35th, 36th, and 37th goals of the year as the Hawks and Leafs battled to a 4-4 tie. Bobby scored one in the f...
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Lot #32
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Bobby Hull was gunning for his second straight 50-plus goal season as March of 1967 got underway and took grand strides in reaching the lofty plateau on Wednesday, March 1st at Chicago Stadium. Bobby led the Black Hawks to a 6-1 win over the New...
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Lot #33
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Although the NHL had changed with the addition of six new teams in the fall of 1967, at least one thing remained the same; Bobby Hull continued to terrorize opposing netminders! Hull made it 18 goals in 18 games with his 21st career hat trick in...
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Lot #34
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The 1968-69 season was a record-breaking one for Bobby Hull as he bettered his own mark of 54 goals by four, finishing with 58 goals and 107 points. Esposito, Hull and Howe became the first to break the 100-point plateau. Bobby's first of three...
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Lot #35
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You never could keep Bobby Hull down for long. One night after his famous bloody fight with the Canadiens John Ferguson in Montreal, Hull led his Black Hawks to a 7-4 home-ice win over the Bruins, firing three goals past Gerry Cheevers. Bobby's...
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Lot #36
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En route to his record-breaking 58-goal season in 1968-69, Bobby Hull recorded his third hat trick of the year on Thursday, February 20th in Los Angeles. After the Black Hawks took a 3-1 lead after two periods, Bobby blew the game open with his 3...
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Lot #37
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The scoring machine who was Bobby Hull did not slow as the 1970's arrived; Bobby fired 44 goals during the 1970-71 season including his 26th career 3-goal game on Saturday, February 6th in Minnesota. The hat trick equalled the mark of Maurice Ri...
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Lot #38
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One of the game's greatest goal scorers, Bobby Hull surpassed a mark in 1971 that some believed would never be equaled. On Sunday, February 21st, Hull scored three goals and two assists to lead the Black Hawks to 7-5 home-ice win over the Los Ang...
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Lot #39
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It got to a point that whenever Bobby Hull scored a goal he was breaking a record of some sort and usually his own! Such was the case on Wednesday, December 22, 1971 in California. Hull's three goals in a 4-1 win over the Golden Seals marked the...
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Lot #40
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The most prolific scorer of his time, Bobby Hull, reached the 50th goal plateau for the third time in his career on Saturday, March 18, 1967 at Maple Leaf Gardens. In classic Hull style, Bobby's blast hit Bruce Gamble's glove and rolled behind hi...
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Lot #41
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Bobby Hull simply outdid himself during the 1968-69 season. He attained career highs in goals (58) and points (107) while leading the league in goals for the seventh time. Hull reached the 50-goal mark for the fourth time on Wednesday, March 5th...
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Lot #42
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As the 1971-72 NHL season headed into its final night of action on Sunday, April 2nd, Bobby Hull needed two goals to reach the magic mark of 50 for the fifth time in his career. The Red Wings were visiting Chicago and Hull didn't keep the hometow...
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Lot #43
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After setting the NHL record with 54 goals the previous season, Bobby Hull was attempting to become the first player to score more than 50 goals in two separate seasons in 1966-67 and he accomplished the feat using this puck. The goal helped the...
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Lot #44
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Bobby Hull set numerous new standards during his record-breaking 1968-69 season. This is the puck he used to break the 50-goal barrier for the third time. Hull did it Wednesday, March 12th in Chicago, even though the puck states that the game wa...
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Lot #45
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Bobby Hull's 1968-69 season was loaded with milestones and records. After previous seasons of 50, 54 and 52 goals, Bobby struck for a record 58 to go along with his 49 assists - his only 100-point season in the NHL. This is the puck Hull used to...
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Lot #46
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Bobby Hull finished his marvellous 1966-67 season with 52 goals as the Black Hawks finally broke the famous "Curse of Muldoon" by taking the regular season championship with 41 wins and 94 points, a big 17 more than second place Montreal. This is...
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Lot #47
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What a story to go along with this Bobby Hull record-setting goal puck. The date was Thursday, March 20, 1969 and the place was Boston Garden. Hull needed one goal to tie and two to break his own record of 54 goals in a season. It all happene...
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Lot #48
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Bobby Hull's tremendous and record-breaking 1968-69 season came to an end on Sunday, March 30th in Chicago with Bobby using this puck to set an unheard of mark of 58 goals in a single season. Number 58 capped off a 6-goal second period outburst f...
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Lot #49
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After breaking the elusive 50-goal barrier the previous night against Cesare Maniago and the Rangers, Bobby Hull bettered his own record by scoring his 52nd of the season in a 5-1 Black Hawks win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Sunday, March 13...
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Lot #50
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1965-66 season was his best up until that point as he broke records, won his third league scoring championship and was awarded the Hart Trophy as league MVP for the second straight year. This is the puck Hull used on the final weekend of the seas...
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Lot #51
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Bobby Hull cracked the 20-goal barrier for the first time on December 27, 1959 at the Stadium in Chicago as he led the Black Hawks to a 6-1 win over the Boston Bruins. His 20th was one of two first period goals and part of his third career NHL ha...
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Lot #52
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Bobby's third NHL season saw him "break out" and pour in 39 goals. He used this puck to reach the 25-goal plateau on Wednesday, January 13, 1960 as the Hawks scored a 5-2 home-ice victory over the Red Wings. Hull scored unassisted at 9:52 of the...
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Lot #53
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Sunday, February 21, 1960 was a very memorable night for Bobby Hull and for Black Hawks' fans who flocked to Chicago Stadium. Bobby reached the 30-goal plateau for the first time and had his first ever 4-goal game. This is the puck Hull used to b...
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Lot #54
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Splendid souvenir from one of Bobby Hull's most memorable nights up until that point, this puck was used to break the Chicago single-season goal record and to help Bobby capture his first ever NHL scoring title. Hull's goal on Don Simmons at 5:48...
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Lot #55
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Another memento from Bobby Hull's magnificent 1959-60 season in which he edged Bronco Horvath for his first NHL scoring title, this is the puck the Golden Jet used to register his 78th point, setting a new Black Hawks season record. Bobby's 20-fo...
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Lot #56
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Bobby Hull put on a display of his brilliance against the Toronto Maple Leafs in February of 1960 as he poured-in four goals and added an assist to lead the Black Hawks to a 7-5 home-ice victory. After scoring on his first three shots on Johnny B...
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Lot #57
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Bobby Hull tied Maurice Richard and Bernie Geoffrion's record of 50 goals during the 1961-62 season but before he did used this puck to tie another one of their records on Saturday, March 17, 1962 at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens. Hull's goal at 2...
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Lot #58
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Thursday, February 1, 1962 was a big night for Bobby Hull and his defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Black Hawk teammates. After falling behind 3-0 after a period of play at Detroit's Olympia, Bobby and the Hawks roared back to beat the Red W...
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Lot #59
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The most prolific scorer of his era, Bobby Hull reached the 200-goal plateau on Wednesday, December 11, 1963 at New York's Madison Square Garden. The goal helped the Black Hawks to a 6-2 victory. In classic Hull style, Bobby blasted a long slaps...
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Lot #60
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Another Bobby Hull "explosion" occurred at Chicago Stadium on Wednesday, December 16, 1964 as the Golden Jet scored twice and added three assists as the Hawks outscored the Bruins 7-5. Phil Esposito and Hull scored third period goals to break a 5...
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Lot #61
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Bobby Hull became Chicago's all-time leading goal-scorer in January of 1965 in a 7-4 win over the Red Wings. Although this puck lists the date as January 10th in Chicago, the milestone 259th goal actually came the previous afternoon in Detroit wh...
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Lot #62
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The NHL's most valuable player for the second year in a row in 1965-66, Bobby Hull also copped his third Art Ross trophy while establishing records for both goals (54) and points (97). This is the puck Bobby used to cap another big night, scoring...
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Lot #63
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Bobby Hull racked up his third 50-goal season during 1966-67 and reached an important and lofty milestone along the way. On Sunday, February 5, 1967 in Boston, Hull scored his 32nd of the season and 350th of his outstanding career. The goal was...
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Lot #64
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Bobby Hull, hockey's greatest left winger, became the highest-scoring left winger in history on Wednesday, November 2, 1967 in Los Angeles. Hull's goal at 1:58 of the second period opened the scoring and was the 380th of his career, breaking Ted...
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Lot #65
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The 1965-66 NHL season was a special one for Bobby Hull as he broke the 50-goal barrier with 54 and copped his third league scoring title. Another proud moment occurred Sunday, November 7th in Chicago in a 9-0 blasting of the Toronto Maple Leafs....
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Lot #66
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Proof that 3-goal games do not come easy in the playoffs is Bobby Hull's total of 28 regular season hat tricks and two in the playoffs. In what would turn out to be his last NHL hat trick, Bobby led the Black Hawks to a 6-5 overtime win over the...
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Lot #67
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Bobby Hull captured his second NHL scoring title in 1965-66, setting records for goals (54) and points (97) in a season. This puck is from a productive night he had on Wednesday, December 15, 1965 at Chicago Stadium. Hull's four goals and one as...
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Lot #68
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Bobby Hull reached two important milestones on the night of Saturday, January 15, 1972 in Boston. The amazing left winger played in his 1000th NHL game and scored his 30th goal of the season, extending his record of consecutive 30-goal seasons to...
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Lot #69
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After not making the playoffs the previous five seasons, the Black Hawks rebuilding program started to give results in 1958-59 as Chicago finished third and took on powerhouse Montreal in the semi-finals. Bobby Hull's first career playoff goal ca...
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Lot #70
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As the 1969-70 season got underway Bobby Hull had his sights set on two lofty milestones - 500 career goals and 1000 career points. The latter came first as a goal by his brother Dennis on Sunday, December 13th, provided Bobby with the assist tha...
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Lot #71
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Bobby Hull had tied and broken Maurice Richard's single-season goal record in the 1960's, and 1970-71 saw him do the same to the Rocket's career total. This is the puck Hull used to score career goal number 544 to tie Richard as hockey's 2nd all-...
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Lot #72
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Sunday, March 25, 1962 will forever be etched in Bobby Hull's mind and NHL record books. It was on that night at New York's Madison Garden that the Black Hawks left winger reached the magic 50-goal mark for the first time. Heading into the last...
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Lot #73
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After matching Maurice Richard and Bernie Geoffrion with 50 goals in 1961-62, Bobby Hull didn't really come close to breaking the 50-goal barrier the next three seasons, scoring 31, 43 and 39 goals respectively. It was during the 1965-66 season t...
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Lot #74
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Hockey's most feared goal scorer of the 1960's hadn't slowed down in the early seventies. After lighting the lamp 44 times in 1970-71, Bobby Hull reached the magic 50-goal plateau in the last game of the 1971-72 season. In what turned out to be...
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Lot #75
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The NHL's last pre-expansion season was another stellar one for Black Hawks' superstar Bobby Hull as his third 50-goal season helped the team to its first-ever regular season championship. This is the stick Hull used during a big night in Toronto...
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Lot #76
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One of hockey's most dangerous goal-scorers, Bobby Hull moved into a second place tie with the legendary Maurice Richard on the all-time goal scoring list with career number 544 on Sunday, February 7, 1971. This is the stick he used to beat Pitts...
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Lot #77
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After having never played in the minors and scoring 604 NHL goals, Bobby Hull reached the 700-goal plateau in his pro career on Sunday, March 3, 1974 as the Winnipeg Jets outscored the visiting Quebec Nordiques 8-6. Hull's third of the game and 4...
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Lot #78
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After setting numerous records and reaching milestone after milestone in his 15-year NHL career, Bobby Hull, the man who gave credibility to the World Hockey Association, began registering firsts in the new league. However, because of court actio...
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Lot #79
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Although this Bobby Hull CCM Custom Pro stick does not exhibit any game use, it does feature the craziest, wickedest, most outrageous curve of all Hull sticks offered in this auction and definitely deserves a special home. "B. HULL" and two "9"s...
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Lot #80
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Superb piece of lumber was wielded in the 1960's by Bobby Hull as he carved out his place in the NHL record books. The Northland Custom Pro has "B. HULL" and a faded "9" stamped on the front of the shaft and the Gunzo's Sport Center stamp on each...
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Lot #81
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Vintage Bobby Hull twig was used to terrorize NHL goaltenders in the 1960's. The legendary Jacques Plante once compared stopping Hull's blasts to being hit by a high-velocity piece of lead, "you have to see it coming toward you to believe it". T...
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Lot #82
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Bobby Hull established himself as hockey's most dangerous and feared goal scorer in the 1960's, first equalling and then breaking the 50-goal barrier. This 1960's Northland Custom Pro stick with a pronounced curve that launched Hull's bullet-like...
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Lot #83
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Another fascinating stick that helped Bobby Hull lead the NHL in goals scored an amazing seven times in the 1960's, this Northland is an All Star Pro model and has the appropriate stamping on the shaft. "B. HULL" appears on the front of the shaft...
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Lot #84
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The NHL's fastest skater and owner of a slapshot that many tried to emulate, Bobby Hull used this CCM Custom Pro stick while striking fear into opposing goaltenders and staking his claim as the game's greatest left winger. The notched handle is c...
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Lot #85
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After coming so close to a second Stanley Cup championship in the 1971 Cup finals against Montreal, Bobby Hull played in his last NHL playoffs in the spring of 1972. Things started out well for Hull and the Black Hawks as they swept the Pittsburg...
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Lot #86
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Great piece of WHA memorabilia is from the league's second season. Bobby Hull's game used Northland stick was signed in ballpoint by the entire Winnipeg Jets team. Other than Hull, notables are goaltenders Joe Daley and Ernie Wakely, Christian B...
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Lot #87
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Northland Custom Pro model stick is from Bobby Hull's days with the WHA's Winnipeg Jets when he continued to fill the net with black rubber. This one however did not see any game use; Bobby taped the long curved blade with black tape but not the...
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Lot #88
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Bobby Hull's years in the World Hockey Association were partially highlighted by the four seasons that he and teammates Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson spent terrorizing opposing goaltenders. This Bobby Hull game used Northland Custom Pro stick wa...
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Lot #89
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Bobby Hull played in over 400 games with the WHA's Winnipeg Jets, racking up 303 goals and 335 assists while helping the team to two Avco Cup championships. In the league he was instrumental getting off the ground, Bobby rifled 50-or-more goals i...
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Lot #90
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The World Hockey Association's 1975-76 season saw the Winnipeg Jets claim top prize for the first time in the team's 4-year history. Jets leader Bobby Hull poured in 53 goals during the regular season and added 12 more in 13 playoff games as Winn...
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Lot #91
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Bobby Hull and his Winnipeg Jets teammates were the class of the World Hockey Association during the 1977-78 season as they chalked up an impressive 50 wins and 102 points during the regular season and then won eight of nine playoff games, includi...
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Lot #92
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Bobby Hull was fittingly named the World Hockey Association's first Most Valuable Player following the upstart league's first season in 1972-73. The signing of the NHL's most visible superstar by the Winnipeg Jets in June of 1972 ensured the surv...
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Lot #93
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The World Hockey Association's biggest coup as it aimed at firmly establishing itself occurred on June 27, 1972 as Winnipeg Jets owner Ben Hatskin announced the blockbuster signing of Chicago Black Hawks legend Bobby Hull. Here is the actual over...
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Lot #94
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Thanks in large part to Bobby Hull, the World Hockey Association did indeed get off the ground in 1972 and the Winnipeg Jets mostly soared for the seven WHA seasons. Great first year souvenir photo of the Jets includes 14 ballpoint signatures. T...
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Lot #95
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Two similar pewter, glass-bottom beer steins are souvenirs Bobby Hull received for his participation in World Hockey Association All-Star Games. The engraving on one mug reads "2nd WHA All-Star Game St. Paul, Minn. 1-3-74 Bobby Hull, Coach". In...
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Lot #96
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This shining golden 2-inch medal was awarded to Bobby Hull by the City of Winnipeg after the Jets won the World Hockey Association Championship in the spring of 1978. The Jets won eight of nine playoff games which included a 4-game sweep of the N...
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Lot #97
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Beautiful group of framed souvenirs from the Golden Jet's career in Winnipeg includes a gorgeous Jets banner with "HULL" and "9" in tackle twill. A tag in the lower corner reads "Compliments Of All Canadian Emblem February 19, 1989". A posed pho...
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Lot #98
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Gorgeous Winnipeg Jets road jersey is from the 1974-75 season, one that saw Bobby Hull go on a scoring spree unmatched in major professional hockey history up until that time. In 78 games, the Golden Jet scored 77 goals while helping out on 65 oth...
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Lot #99
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Fascinating early Bobby Hull passport was issued by the Canadian Department of External Affairs on April 14, 1959 shortly after Hull had completed his second season in the NHL. It pictures the charismatic blond bombshell at age 20 and includes a...
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Lot #100
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