Historical Hockey Memorabilia Auction November 2015
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Hall of Fame center Bryan Trottier has signed in blue marker on the right breast of his photo-matched 1985-86 New York Islanders game-worn alternate captain’s jersey. A six-time Stanley Cup champion as a player, Bryan was a key component of the Islanders dynasty that won four in a row in the early-1980s. Ultrafil and “85-06” born-on flag tags sit in the back of the neck of his game-worn jersey, which has the alternate’s A sewn on the left breast. Photo-matched to a number of black marks on the front, this Trottier gamer displays fantastic game use that shows in black marks all over the front, on the back and on both sleeves, as well as board burns and 11 team repairs. Comes with a MeiGray certificate of registration and a Classic LOA.
Photo matches include the diagonal black mark through the “AN” in Islanders on the team crest on the front, the black mark immediately to the left on the white air-knit fabric just below seven o’clock on the crest, the continuation of the black mark through the crest on the right front tail above the blue band, the diagonal mark in the middle of the front tail just above the blue band, the diagonal black mark through the white and orange bands in the middle of the front tail, and the diagonal black mark just to the left of the middle of the orange twill Long Island in the middle of the Islanders crest. After winning the Calder Trophy in 1975-76, Trottier won the Art Ross and Hart Trophies in 1978-79 before his Conn Smythe-winning effort in the 1980 playoffs capped the Islanders’ first Cup win in 1980. He surpassed 90 points for the eighth and final time in 1985-86 with 37 goals and 59 assists for 96 points.
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