Late
1800s Ice Hockey Team Photograph- Offered is a very early black and
white photographic image of a men’s ice hockey team. From the equipment
and uniforms and the coaches clothes this image dates to the 1890’s or
very early 1900’s. The photograph measures approximately 12x14 and
has been matted to the original brown mat which has the team and players identities
printed on it. The team is the T.R.A.A.A, Senior and the players are F.
Norbet- Center, T. Lottinville-Left Wing, A. Beluttlefeuille-Right Wing, J.
Tebbutt-Cover Point Capt., T. Argall-Goal, Z. Lacroix- Point, A. Lord-Point,
E. Begin-Center Forward and G. Robitaille-Secretary. The image shows great
detail of equipment including goal pads, skates, and an early puck. There
is a tear in the middle of the photo but not touching any of the player images.
Photographs of this early ice hockey teams are extremely rare especially if
they are identified...............$275............CLICK
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Chicago BlackHawks
1937-38 Stanley Cup Champs Photo Offered is an original B&W photograph
measuring approximately 12x14 picturing the players in uniform, front office
personnel and the “Original Stanley Cup” of the 1937-38 NHL Chicago
BlackHawks Ice Hockey Team who were the World’s Champions. The photograph
printed by the Team and Nestor Johnson Skate Co. is pristine and is an original
from this period and not a reproduction. These photographs were printed on heavy
paper stock and given as a promotions honoring the Stanley Cup Champions. An
incredible image..........................$150 CLICK
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Early
Ice Hockey Team Photo w/ HOF Canadien Joe Malone- Offered is a magnificent
unidentified team photograph of an ice hockey team circa 1930s or 1940s, B&W
measuring approximately 8x10 in original photographers mat measuring 12x14 overall
with credit of F.E. Marsan, Montreal. The photo pictures the entire team in
uniform with equipment at the end of a hockey ring. Malone is standing in suit
and coat in the upper left. I am assuming he was either a coach or perhaps manager
or owner. The players sweater crest shows the symbol for medicine or pharmacy
indicating the team was a medical college team. The image is great and overall
in excellent condition. Any original image of NHL Hall of Fame Players are very
rare especially one of the early great ones. August 6, 2005 At 17, he played
with the Quebec City Crescents in his first organized hockey game. In 1909 Malone
graduated to the Quebec Bulldogs of the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association,
where he offered a preview of his future brilliance by accounting for eight
goals in 12 games. The following year Malone played two games in Quebec, but
the team ceased operations when it refused to join the newly formed National
Hockey Association. He finished up the 1909-10 season with Waterloo of the Ontario
Professional Hockey League. Quebec reacquired Malone when they joined the NHA
in 1911 and immediately installed him as captain. The Phantom enjoyed an outstanding
seven-year career with the Bulldogs, during which the club won the Stanley Cup
twice and Malone led the league in scoring for three years. The team emerged
as Stanley Cup winners after taking the regular-season title in 1912. In March
of that year, the Bulldogs crushed the challengers from Moncton, New Brunswick,
with Malone and linemate Jack McDonald accumulating 14 of the team's 17 goals.
The Bulldogs didn't join the NHL when it was formed in December 1917 and Malone
soon found himself playing left wing in a Montreal Canadiens uniform. He scored
a personal-best 44 goals in 20 games as part of an outstanding line with Newsy
Lalonde and Didier Pitre. Malone remained with the Canadiens for one more season
before returning to Quebec for the 1919-20 schedule. It was during his last
game for his hometown club against Toronto that Malone scored seven goals to
establish an NHL record never matched, even by the likes of Richard, Hull, Esposito,
Gretzky or Lemieux. Malone spent the 1920-21 and 1921-22 seasons with the Hamilton
Tigers, where he assumed the dual responsibilities of player and coach. He demonstrated
that his offensive skill was still intact by recording 51 goals in 44 games
over the two seasons. After refusing to attend the Tigers' training camp in
1922, Malone was sent back to Montreal and spent his last two years as a substitute
with the Montreal Canadiens. The team won the Stanley Cup during his final NHL
season in 1923-24. One of hockey's most naturally gifted scorers, Malone totaled
343 goals in 273 regular-season contests between 1909 and 1924. He scored five
or more goals in a single game 10 times in his career. Malone is a member of
the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame and was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
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1936 Manitoba Intermediate Ice Hockey Team Champions- Offered is a fabulous
early B&W original photograph measuring approximately 12 x15 picturing the
players and front office personnel of the 1936-37 Neerpawa Hockey Club, the
Manitoba Intermediate Ice Hockey Champions. This magnificent image pictures
half length images of each player in uniform and front office personnel, below
are listed their names. The players are: Jim Dunsmore, Ron Guinn, Max Tomlice,
Harold Thomson, Bert Randall, Dan Daly, Steve robinson, Duke McDougall, Nap
Hall, Gus Viniser, M Martin, Jiggs Tomling, G. Holme, Cliff Vistrec, Jim Guinn
and Vic Murray. A beautiful photo in pristine condition with photographer’s
credit to Morrish Studio Neepawa Man. They don’t make these images any
nicer...........................$250.............CLICK
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Rare
World Hockey Association Team Autographed Photo- Offered is an incredible,
perhaps one of a kind color photograph measuring approximately 8x12, picturing
the 1975-76 Houston Aeros of the WHA. The Winnipeg Jets defeated the Aeros 4
games to none to win the AVCO Cup. This photograph has been boldly autographed
by the following players and management: Jack Stanfield, Terry Ruskowski, Bobby
Kincaid, Marty Howe, Gordie Howe, Mark Howe, Ted Taylor, Wayne Rutledge, Andre
Hinse, John Schella, John Tonelli, Ron Grahame, Murray Hall, Larry Lund, Paul
Popiel, Rich Preston, Frank Hughes, Larry Hale, and Don Larway. The entire Howe
family has signed. This is a very rare WHA piece of memorabilia....$400
Original Photo
of 1950 NHL All Star Game by Turofsky- Offered is an original 8x10 B&
W photograph picturing the NHL All Star team of 1947. Pictured in the locker
room at the Detroit Arena are some of the greatest players of all time including:
Rocket Richard, Bill Quackenbush, Ken Reardon, Black Jack Stewart, Bill Durnham,
, Ted Lindsey, Doug Bentley, Tony Leswick, Buddy O’Connor, Gordon Howe,
Tommy Ivan, Charlie Rayner, Syd Abel, Bill Mosienko, Bob Goldham and Clarence
Campbell. The photograph was taken by perhaps the greatest hockey photographer
of that era, Turofsky of Toronto. The photographer’s original stamp appears
on the reverse of the photo. This image is Extremely Rare especially as an original..............................$250..........CLICK
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Only
Known Photo of Howie Morenz Funeral in Montreal Forum-
Offered is a one of a kind original photograph that once hung in the Montreal
Forum original home of the NHL Montreal Canadians. The photograph pictures the
funeral of Hockey’s “Babe Ruth”, Howie Morenz held inside the
Montreal Forum. Seen is the casket at mid ice, the numerous floral arrangements,
the pall bearers, the crowd which filled every seat, the family and dignitaries
and much more. This is the only known image of this historic sports event. The
photo is B&W and measures approximately 14x16 and has been museum framed
under UV glass in a great ornate oak frame with two original newspaper articles
about Morenz and the funeral. One of the articles has a great photo of Morenz.
Any items associated with this hockey legend are hard to come by and one of
this caliber comes along only once. Howarth "Howie" Morenz has often
been referred to as hockey's first bona fide superstar. He electrified fans
and confounded the opposition in a way that ensured his exalted status in hockey
history. Remarkably, Morenz's total of 291 regular-season and playoff goals
in 14 NHL seasons represents only one aspect of the enormous impression he left
on the sport. Morenz was one of the dominant offensive forces in the league
in the late 1920s. He scored a league-high 51 points in 1927-28 and was presented
with the Hart Trophy. Two years later he registered an incredible 40 goals in
44 games. In 1930-31, he won his second Hart Trophy and scoring title with another
51-point season. Morenz was also selected to the NHL's inaugural First All-Star
Team in 1931. The following year he scored 49 points in 48 games and was awarded
his third Hart Trophy in five seasons as well as another spot on the First All-Star
Team. By the mid-1930s, the tenacious and often violent attention of the opposition's
defenders had taken its toll on Morenz's trademark speed. He was sent to the
Chicago Black Hawks in 1934 and spent parts of two seasons there before joining
the New York Rangers for the last 19 games of 1935-36. Canadiens head coach
Cecil Hart spearheaded Morenz's return to Montreal for the 1936-37 season. Playing
with a renewed sense of purpose, the "Canadien Comet" teamed with
Johnny Gagnon and Aurel Joliat to help Montreal to a first-place lead in the
regular-season standings. Morenz's rejuvenation was cut short when he suffered
a broken leg in a home game against the Black Hawks on January 28, 1937. It
was generally agreed that the injury would end his career. A few weeks later,
on March 8, the hockey world was stunned by the news of Morenz's death, brought
on by complications related to his injury. Three days later the Canadiens turned
the Forum into a shrine in honour of their fallen star. Thousands of fans lined
the streets and crowded the arena in a tremendous outpouring of emotion and
respect for one of hockey's immortals. Inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall
of Fame, Morenz was one of the first to be elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
when it was established in 1945.....................................................................................................$1200
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ORIGINAL
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOME OF THE GREATEST PLAYERS EVER TO "LACE UP"
Original
Photo of NHL Goalie Bill Beveridge Offered is a magnificent Rice studios
8x10 B&W photograph of NHL Goalie Bill Beveridge in full Montreal Maroons
uniform with stick and pads. The image pictures the early great player in Montreal
Maroons sweater. The photo was taken circa 1930s-40s. If you are a hockey collector
they do not come any nicer then this one........................$150 CLICK
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Original
Photo of NHL Goalie Bill Beveridge Offered is a magnificent 4x6 B&W
sepia photograph of NHL Goalie Bill Beveridge in full Ottawa Senators uniform,
with goalie cap, stick and pads. The image pictures the early great player in
Ottawa Senators sweater. The photo was taken circa 1920s-30s. If you are a hockey
collector they do not come any nicer then this one.............$150...SEE
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Original
Photograph of NHL HOFer Harry Oliver Offered is a magnificent 8x10 B&W
sepia photograph of NHL Hall of Fame player, Harry Oliver. The image pictures
the early great player in a New York American's uniform holding a stick ready
for action. The photo was taken circa 1930s-40s. This is the most famous image
of Oliver that is used at the Hall of Fame in Toronto and in all publications
of this great player..........$125....CLICK IMAGE
Original Photograph
of NHL HOFer Bryan Hextall Offered is a magnificent 8x10 B&W sepia photograph
of NHL Hall of Fame player, Bryan Hextall. The image pictures the early great
player in a New York Ranger's uniform holding a stick ready for action. The
photo was taken circa 1930s-40s. This is the most famous image of Hextall that
is used at the Hall of Fame in Toronto and in all publications of this great
player..................$45 ..........CLICK IMAGE
Rare
Photograph of Toronto St. Pats Hockey Player Offered is a magnificent irregularly
and trimmed cut B&W sepia photograph measuring approximately 3x8 of NHL
player, Corbett Denneny of the Toronto St. Pats who were the fore runner Hockey
team for the Maple Leafs. The image pictures the early great player in a St.
Pats's uniform holding a stick ready for action. The photo was taken circa 1920s-30s.
Any original images of players from this team are very rare and hard to find.................................$75........SEE
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Autographed
Photo NHL Hec Kilrea Detroit Falcons Offered is a magnificent 8x10 B&W
sepia photograph of NHL player Hec Kilrea who has originally inscribed and signed,
Jack Sincerely "Hec" Kilrea. The inscription and autograph is dark
and bold. The image pictures the early great player in a Detroit Falcons uniform
holding a stick ready for action. The photo was taken circa 1930s-40s and any
original images of players from this team are very rare and hard to Find..........................................$200.............CLICK
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Original
Photo of NHL HOFer Punch Broadbent Offered is a magnificent 4x6 B&W
sepia photograph of NHL Hall of fame Player Harry "Punch" Broadbent.
The image pictures the early great player in Montreal Maroon sweater. The photo
was taken circa 1920s-30s. If you are a hockey collector they do not come any
nicer then this one.....................$125
Photograph
1946-47 Hershey Bears Champion Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia
tone B&W photograph measuring approximately 8x10. The photo image pictures
the entire Hershey Bear Team, players and coaches in full uniform on the ice
in the great old Hershey Arena. The photo is in excellent condition. Below the
image is written, Hershey Bears Hockey Club 1946-1947 Champions –Eastern
Division –A.H.L. This is a historic photo in the history of this franchise
as this was the first time that the Bears won the Calder Cup. Players on the
team included: Oscar Aubuchon, Pete Babando, Joe Bell, Harvey Bennett, Silvio
"Sam" Bettio, Andy Branigan, Hy Buller, Herbert Cain, Jack Cain, Fern
Flaman, Armand Gaudreault, Lloyd Gronsdahl, Don Grosso, Gordie Henry, Aug Herchenratter,
Norm Larson, Pentti Lund Mark Marquess, Clare Martin, Jack McGill, Bill Moe,
Jim "Peggy" O'Neill, Johnny Peirson, Walter "Babe" Pratt
Paul Ronty, Gino Rozzini, Pete Slobodzian, Kenny Smith, Bill Thomson and Ralph
"Bus" Wycherley, Many of these players played in the NHL.........$200
Unusual
1920 Ice Hockey Team Photograph Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W
photograph measuring approximately 8x10 of the St. F X Hockey Team of 1920.
This is a magnificent image in excellent condition showing individual players
in uniform in oval portraits, equipment and the championship Brown Trophy. This
team was Maritime Champions in 1920............$175....SEE IMAGE AT RIGHT
Photo of the
1935-36 Chicago Black Hawks Hockey Team Offered is an original paper printed
photo by the Nestor Johnson Skate Co. given to hockey patrons of that time period
of the NHL 1935-36 Chicago Black Hawks Ice Hockey Team. This color image measures
approximately 10x12 and pictures all the players in the old style Black Hawks
uniforms. All the players have their facsimile signatures at the bottom. The
condition is excellent, and some Hall of Fame members were on this team including
Howie Morenz making this image in the series very rare. Morenz played two seasons
with the Hawks.SEE BELOW.................................$125
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Photo of the
1936-37 Chicago Black Hawks Hockey Team Offered is an original paper printed
photo by the Nestor Johnson Skate Co. given to hockey patrons of that time period
of the NHL 1936-37 Chicago Black Hawks Ice Hockey Team. This color image measures
approximately 10x12 and pictures all the players in the old style Black Hawks
uniforms. All the players have their facsimile signatures at the bottom. The
condition is good having a few fold marks, and some Hall of Fame members were
on this team including Babe Seibert.SEE BELOW..............$100
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Photo of the
1939-40 Chicago Black Hawks Hockey Team Offered is an original paper printed
photo by the Nestor Johnson Skate Co. given to hockey patrons of that time period
of the NHL 1939-40 Chicago Black Hawks Ice Hockey Team. This B& W image
measures approximately 10x12 and pictures all the players in the old style Black
Hawks uniforms. All the players have their facsimile signatures at the bottom.
The condition is excellent, and some Hall of Fame members were on this team
including Babe Seibert.................$100....CLICK
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Early
Manitoba Hockey Photo w/ Hall of Fame Member Offered is an original Sepia tone
B&W photograph measuring approximately 8x10 which has been mounted in an
original photographers mat measuring 12x14 overall. This is a magnificent image
in excellent condition showing all the players in uniform, equipment and winning
championship trophy . In the first row, seated second from the left is NHL Hall
of Fame player Harry Oliver. Harry "Pee Wee" Oliver was a self-taught
hockey player, perfecting his craft as a youngster on the frozen river near
his home. "When I was a kid, there was no organized hockey," he explained.
"We just went out and played, sometimes on an outdoor rink, but mostly
on the river." He played his junior and senior hockey with the Selkirk
Fishermen before moving to Calgary to play with the Canadians of the Big-4 and
the Tigers of the WCHL from 1920-21 to 1925-26. Although he was one of the lightest
players in the league he had speed and grace of a thoroughbred, and was named
to the WCHL First All-Star Team in 1924 and 1925. Harry Scott, Sports Editor
of the Calgary Albertan, called him "smooth as silk," and he possessed
great stick handling abilities and an accurate shot. Oliver's behaviour was
always exemplary, both on and off the ice. In his entire career, Oliver never
spent more than 24 minutes in the penalty box during a season. Harry was sold
to the Boston Bruins on September 4, 1926 and played a total of eight seasons
in Boston, winning the Stanley Cup in 1928-29. He was traded to the New York
Americans on November 2, 1934, and stayed with the Amerks until he retired at
the end of the 1936-37 season. Harry Oliver was inducted into the Hockey Hall
of Fame in 1967.............................................$300 CLICK
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Photograph 1937
Champion Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W photograph
measuring approximately 8x10. The photo image pictures a group of hockey players
in uniform with equipment and their winning trophy. All the players have been
identified in French and have been identified in type at the bottom. The team
is identified "Le Plateau Champion La Ligue du Parc Lafontaine 1937-38............$150.......CLICK
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1922-23 Saskatoon St. George Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia
tone B&W photograph measuring approximately 8x10 which has been mounted
in an original photographers mat measuring 12x14 overall. The photographer indicated
was Steele's Studio Saskatoon. This is a magnificent image in excellent condition
showing all the players in uniform and with equipment. In the center of the
photo is NHL goalie Andy Aikenhead. A standout for two full seasons with the
New York Rangers from 1932 to 1934, Aikenhead took over the starting job from
John Ross Roach and for two years was a solid if unspectacular netminder. He
had played ten years in various minor leagues out west, most notably appearing
in the Allan Cup finals in 1924 and 1926 with Saskatoon. Aitkenhead's rookie
season of 1932-33 was a Stanley Cup-winning one as he played all eight games
for the Broadway Blueshirts, winning six and recording two shutouts en route
to the championship in four games over Toronto. At 29, Aitkenhead looked set
to be the team's goalie of the future. After playing every game of the following
season, though, the team was eliminated from the playoffs quickly and he lost
the starter's job the next season to Davey Kerr. Aitkenhead played just ten
games, and spent the next six seasons in the PCHL, retiring in 1941........$225......CLICK
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Early 1924-25
Calgary Ice Hockey Team w/ NHL Player Offered is an original irregularly
cut Sepia tone B&W photograph measuring approximately 7x9 which has been
mounted to an original photographers mat measuring 8x10 overall. The photo image
pictures a group of hockey players in uniform with equipment outside an arena
and most of the players are identified on the back including Paul Thompson who
played with the Chicago Black Hawks 1931 to 1939 and the New York Rangers 1926-27.
The team on the photograph is ?ange (can't make this out) Hockey Team Calgary.
Alta 1924-25. Great image of players their uniforms and equipment. Images of
hockey this old are hard to come by and this image is nice and clear.............................$125
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Early 1923 Ottawa
Championship Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W photograph
measuring approximately 8x10 which has been mounted to an original photographers
mat board measuring 8 1/4x10 1/4 overall. The photo image pictures a group of
hockey players in uniform with equipment and all players are identified below
on the mat, which are The Central Ottawa Valley Hockey League Champions 1923-24-25.
Embossed photographers credit, H.W. Gallighan. Great image of players their
uniforms and equipment. Images of hockey this old are hard to come by and this
image is nice and clear...............................$125 CLICK
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Early
Hockey Team Photo w/ Sid Abel & Chuck Rayner- Offered is a great original
photograph measuring approximately 8x10 of the Saskatoon Wesley Junior Hockey
Team of 1937 Western Conference Finalists. Images picture each player in a full
length pose in uniform with equipment. Three players are future NHL’ers
and two would become members of the NHL Hall of Fame. Archie Wilder played with
the Detroit Red Wings in 1940, the great forward Sid Abel a HOF member played
for Detroit from 1938-1952 and with Chicago Black Hawks from 1952 to 1954, and
HOF goalie Chuck Rayner who played with the New York Rangers from 1945 to 1952.
Original photographs of early Hockey Teams with future great players are extremely
rare. This one is in excellent condition.......$275....CLICK
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Early 1936 Quebec
Junior Championship Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W
photograph measuring approximately 8x10 which has been mounted to an original
photographers mat board measuring 12x14 overall. The photo image pictures a
group of hockey players in uniform with equipment inside on arena ice and all
players are identified below on the mat, which are Castors de Quebec Champions
Junior 1936-37. Great image of players their uniforms and equipment. Images
of hockey this old are hard to come by and this image is nice and clear..................$100
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Early 1918 Championship
Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W photograph measuring
approximately 8x10 which has been mounted to an original photographers mat board
measuring 8 x13 overall. The mat board has chipped and broken in spots but the
image is not affected at all. The photo image pictures a group of young hockey
players in uniform with equipment and all players are identified below on the
mat, which are The Lachine High School Hockey Club-Champions Surburban School
Hockey League 1918-19. Great image of players their uniforms and equipment..............................................$125
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Early 1936 Wampole
Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone B&W photograph measuring
approximately 8x10 which has been mounted to an original photographers mat board
measuring 8 x13 overall. The mat board has chipped and broken in spots but the
image is not affected at all. The photo image pictures a group of young hockey
players in uniform with equipment and all players are identified below on the
mat, which are The Wampole Hockey Team 1936-37. Great image of players their
uniforms, and equipment. Images of hockey this old are hard to come by...................................................$75
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Early
1912 Ottawa Championship Ice Hockey Team Offered is an original Sepia tone
B&W photograph measuring approximately 8x10 which has been mounted to an
original photographers mat board measuring 10 x13 overall. The mat board has
chipped and broken in spots but the image is not affected at all. The photo
image pictures a group of young hockey players in uniform with equipment and
beneath the photo in pen some has labeled, Ottawa City School Champions 1912.
Great image of players their uniforms, equipment and trophy. Images of hockey
this old are hard to come by..................$75
3 Early B&W
Photos of Penguin Players- Offered are three 8x10 B&W photographs of
Pittsburgh Ice Hockey Players including: Bill Speer, Earl Ingarfield and George
Konik. Payment by money order preferred or Bank check, personal checks accepted
but will be held 10 days to clear…$25
7 Early B&W
Photos of NHL Players- Offered are seven 8x10 B&W photographs of Ice
Hockey Players from various teams including: Earl Ingarfield (Rangers),Bill
Hicke (California Seals), Bill Hicke (Canadiens), Dave Creighton (Bruins), Lowell
Mac Donald (Red Wings), Ray Cullen (Rangers) and Ray Cullen(Red Wings)……..$35
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85-86 Balto
Skipjacks Autograph Team Photo- Offered is a 1985-86 Baltimore Skipjacks
Ice Hockey Team Photograph which has been originally autographed by the team.
The color photograph measures approximately 8x12 and is signed by the following:
Roger Belanger, Steve Gatzos, Gary Rissling, Colin Chin, Tom O' Regan, Dave
Simpson, Troy Loney, Wally Weir, Joe McDonnell, Dean DeFazio, Tom Roulson, Chris
Dahquist, Todd Charlesworth, Rob Geale, Brian Ford, Mitch Lamoureaux, Steve
Carlson, Gene Ubriaco, Phil Bourque, Greg Hotham and Jeff Cooper…….$100
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1947 Photo Perth
Semi- Finalists Hockey Team- Offered is an original vintage Black and White
photograph measuring approximately 8x 9.5 inches which has been attached to
a larger mat measuring 10x14, photographer's credit is Cecil Newman. Slightly
torn on the mat only which has been repaired. The photograph pictures the 1947
Perth Bantam's Ice Hockey Semi-Finalist team of the O.D.H.A. The printed names
of the players appear at the bottom of the image on the mat. The image pictures
the young men in full uniform and equipment. A very Nice early image………..$65
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Early
Windsor Ice Hockey Team Photo- Offered is an original photograph approximately
measuring 8x10 and is attached to larger original mat measuring 12x15 overall.
The photograph is of the 1908-09 Windsor Mills Quebec Junior ice hockey squad,
all in uniform and with equipment. The players are identified. This is a great
vintage ice hockey photograph that would look great on a collector's wall. Photographs
this old are very hard to find......$375- SEE IMAGE AT RIGHT
Early 1920's
Men's Ice Hockey team- Offered is an original vintage sepia Black and White
photograph measuring approximately 8x10. In excellent condition. The photograph
pictures the entire Ice Hockey team circa 1920's in uniform and with equipment.
The player in the middle is holding a trophy indicating that this team most
probably won some type of ice hockey league. A quality photograph of ice hockey…….$100
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1935 Allan Cup
Winners-Halifax Wolverines- Offered is a Black and White CCM Skate paper
photograph measuring approximately 8x 9.5. The photograph pictures the Halifax
Wolverines Winners of the 1935 Allan Cup Champions. The printed names of the
players appear at the bottom of the image on the mat, many of which went on
to play in the NHL. The image pictures the young men in full uniform and equipment…$65
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1930's New Haven
Eagles Hockey Ice Team-- Offered is an original vintage sepia Black and
White photograph measuring approximately 8x10. The photo has a 2 inch tear in
the middle of the right side. The photograph pictures the entire New Haven Eagles
Ice Hockey team circa 1930's in uniform and with equipment. They played in New
Haven, Connecticut, USA. The club folded on the 18th January 1943. Played in
the Canadian-American Hockey League 1926-36 and the American Hockey League 1936-43
(did not complete the 1942-43 season).In excellent condition. A quality photograph
of ice hockey…………………..$65
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