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REPORT
CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Meeting: GENERAL URPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
Date: December ~ , 2008 ~~~
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Report #: COD-069-0 ~ (Addendum) File #_ By-law #
Subject: RFP2008-9 SALE OF TOTAL HOCKEY ASSETS & LICENSING OF
TOTAL HO KEY TRADE MARK
Recommendations:
It is respectfully recommenc ed that the General Purpose and Administration Committee
recommend to Council the Ilowing:
1. THAT Report COD- ~69-OS (addendum) be received for information;
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2. THAT the Request f ~r Proposal, RFP2008-9 process for the sale of Total Hockey Assets
and lease of the Tot I Hockey Official Mark be cancelled and the proponents be advised
accordingly; ~
3. THAT the artifacts stored and staff review the options with respect to the disposition
of the artifacts and port back to Council with a recommendation, at the appropriate
time;
4. THAT the requireme
l nts of the Purchasing By-law be waived; and
5. THAT staff be autho
{ ~ized to explore opportunities for the licensing or release of the Total
Hockey Official Mar and report back to Council with a recommendation, at the
appropriate time.
Submitted by: Reviewed by: c
ar' era o, H.B.Sc., C.M.O., Franklin Wu,
D' ct orporate Services Chief Administrative Officer
eph P. aruana
irector of ommunity Services
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1. BACKGROUND A ND COMMENT
1.1 At the General Pu se and Administration Committee meeting of November 17, 2008,
Report COD-069-0 (copy attached as Schedule "A") was referred back to Corporate
Services and Com unity Services staff and the Chief Administrative Officer for a report
providing a respons to the following:
• Why the collecti n is worth less now than when it was originally purchased;
• Why the Munici ality can not sell the Trade Mark;
• A complete upd to of the collection inventory;
• An apples to ap les comparison of the inventory appraisals.
1.2 The recommendati n as outlined in the report is to continue with only one amendment to
the reference of the Trade Mark, which is now referred to as the Total Hockey Official
Mark.
2. ANALYSIS
2.1
The following is pro ided for information and in response to the above noted request for
information:
2.1.1 Why the collection is worth less now than when it was originally
purchased? This question is difficult to answer because we are dealing with
items whosevalue is driven by the market or demand. We have an appraisal
that estimat the value of the artifacts to be in the area of $51,800 whereas we
have a bid t at suggests a value of $16,437.00. The appraiser provided an
estimate of hat he feels the artifacts are worth on the market. The bidders in
this instance~choose to place a value on the artifacts much lower than that of the
appraisal si ply because that is what the bidder felt they were worth to him. This
approach or hilosophy is confirmed by comments made during the viewing
which indica d that the bidder was not interested in all of the items, for example
lots 2, 7, 12, 15 and 17 to 21, but would provide a token bid. If he was
successful, t at would be fine; if not then this was not a concern. It is possible
that the high bidder was planning to break up the lots and resell some or all of
the items. If t is was the intent his approach would be to buy as low as possible
hoping tom e a profit on the sale. Please note that during a discussion with the
bidder he di indicate that he felt the overall value was close to the appraisal,
however, thi is list price.
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It is unfortun to that others who expressed interest in the offering were not in a
position to b d. For example there was a museum that obtained the RFP
document a d they expressed interest but later learned that they could not
obtain the fu ding necessary to make a bid submission.
In addition t~ the above, it is possible that the down turn in the economy may
have influenbed the decision of some not to bid.
Although it i$ not possible to not respond directly to the Committee's request, the
above explanation offers suggestions as to what may have influenced the
response.
2.1.2. Why the Municipality can not sell the Trade Mark? When the municipality
registered th II Total Hockey mark it was registered under the legislation covering
intellectual p operty. As such, when a public body registers a mark it is
designated a Official Mark as apposed to a trade mark that we are familiar with
and register d by the private sector. When a public authority registers an Official
Mark it Cann t be sold, however it can be offered for use by another party and the
Municipality nay charge a fee but the municipality retains ownership. The other
option is to ithdraw the official mark so that a new applicant can apply to Trade
Mark the na a Total Hockey. Once again a fee can be applied to this
withdrawal. copy of the letter provided by the firm of Thomson Law Firm,
Barrister, Sol'citor and Trade Mark Agent that speaks to this issue is attached as
Schedule "B".
2.1.3 A complete i~ventory of the Total Hockey assets (Schedule "C") has been
provided for ouncil's review. The inventory is separated into 4 sections:
• Appendix 1 ~ Transferred Assets from Brian McFarlane
• Appendix 2 -~ Loaned Assets from Brian McFarlane
• Appendix 3 -~ Items Donated (independent of Brian McFarlane)
• Appendix 4 -~ Items Purchased (independent of Brian McFarlane)
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2.1.4 A comparison of the 1998 & 2008 appraisals has been completed and is
attached as Sched le "D°. While it is not possible to make a direct comparison on each
item, wherever pos ible staff have made those comparisons in order identify the major
differences in value
2.2. In addition to the information requested and provided above, attached to this report is
the following additiglnal documentation:
• Schedule "E" - Bri$n McFarlane Museum Appraisal, December 8, 1998
• Schedule "F" - Tot~l Hockey Collection Appraisal, June 5, 2008
• Schedule "G" - Agreement of Purchase and Sale, October 29, 2003
• Schedule "H" - Bri$n McFarlane Hockey Museum, List of Inventory, July 2003
3. CONCLUSION
3.1. The foregoing repo responds to the areas of concern raised at the GP&A Meeting of
November 17`h. Th possible reasons for the disparity in the appraisal versus the actual
bids have been pro ided in addition to the "apples to apples comparison° for the
inventory appraisal . It is respectfully recommended that report be received for
information and the recommendations as proposed in Report COD-069-08 as amended
(Trade Mark vs Offi ial Mark) be approved.
3.2. Subsequent to the losing of the RFP, there have been two (2) contacts expressing an
interest in the artifa ts. At the appropriated time staff will report back to Council should
any future expression or interest dictate either a re-issue of the RFP or alternative
options for disposal of the artifacts, that may be in the best interest of the Municipality.
REPORT NO.:
Attachments:
Schedule "A" -Report
Schedule "B" -Letter from
Schedule "C" -Total
Schedule "D" -1998/2008
Schedule "E" -Brian
Schedule "F" -Total
Schedule "G" -
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Thomson Law Firm
Inventory
Comparison
Hockey Museum Appraisal, December 8, 1998
Collection Appraisal, June 5, 2008
Purchase and Sale, October 29, 2003
Schedule "H" -Brian McFahane Hockey Museum, List of Inventory, July 2003
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SCHEDULE "A" -COD-069-08
REPORT
CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Meeting: GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
Date: November 17, 2008
Report #: COD-069-08
File #
By-law #.
Subject: RFP2008-9, SALE OF TOTAL HOCKEY ASSETS 8~ LICENSING OF
TOTAL HOCKEY TRADE MARK
Recommendations:
It is respectfully recommended that the General Purpose and Administration Committee
recommend to Council the following:
1. THAT Report COD-069-08 be received;
2. THAT the Request for Proposal, RFP2008-9 process for the sale of Total Hockey Assets
and lease of Total Hockey Trade Mark be cancelled and the proponents be advised
accordingly;
3. THAT the artifacts be stored and staff review the options with respect to the disposition
of the artifacts and report back to Council with a recommendation, at the appropriate
time; and
4. THAT the requirements of the Purchasing By-law be waived; and
5. THAT staff be authorized to explore opportunities for the licensing of the Total Hockey
Trade Mark and report back to Council with a recommendation, at the appropriate time.
Submitted by: Reviewed by:
arie Marano, H.B.Sc., C.M.O.,
Director of Corporate Services
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Franklin Wu,
Chief Administrative Officer
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SCHEDULE "A" -COD-069-08
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1. BACKGROUND AND COMMENT
1.1. Request for Proposal RFP2008-9 for the sale of Total Hockey Assets and the Lease of
the Total Hockey Trade Mark was advertised on the Municipality's website, the Ontario
Public Buyers website and also in the local newspaper. In addition, known potential
bidders were contacted by fax to advise of the opportunity.
1.2. In conjunction with the promotion of the sale, viewing days were established to allow
interested parties to inspect the artifacts in preparation for a bid submission.
Arrangements were also made to accommodate interested parties who could not make
the schedule viewing dates.
1.3. Two submissions were received and tabulated as per schedule "A" attached.
2. ANALYSIS
2.1. On review of the bid submissions it was noted that only one firm bid on all lots for sale.
A second bidder offered prices on three lots, # 3, 6 and 8. There were no bids for Lot 25
Total Hockey Trade Mark Licence Agreement.
2.2. The best overall bid received was submitted by Glory Days Sports, Toronto, for Lots 1 to
24 inclusive. The total bid amount before taxes totals $16,437.00. Prior to issuing the
RFP the artifacts purchased from Brian McFarlane were appraised and valued at
$51,810.00.
2.3. Because the appraisal was conducted in a different format than the actual lots
established for the RFP, it would be extremely difficult to relate the appraised value to
the individual lots with a couple of exceptions. Lot 5 -Skates; Lot 6 -Jerseys and
Crests and Lot 8 -Sticks are readily identifiable and these prices are shown in Schedule
"A" attached for comparison purposes.
2.4. Given the appraised value of $51,810.00 compared to the total bid received of
$16,437.00 (32 % of appraised value), staff are not prepared to recommend the sale of
the artifacts.
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2.5. As noted, there was no interest shown in the lease opportunity for the Total Hockey
Trade Mark. As this asset is unique and has a limited application and cannot be sold our
options are limited to offering the trade mark for use on a license or lease basis. Prior to
.issuing the RFP there was some interest from a U.S. firm in purchasing the trade mark,
however, as noted, this is not an option. There may be some interest in entering into a
license arrangement but this will entail some further investigation.
3. CONCLUSION
3.1. In view of the poor response to the bid opportunity and the low return on investment,
staff is recommending that the RFP be cancelled and the bidders be so informed with a
return of all surety deposits.
3.2. Staff is proposing to place the collection in storage and undertake a review of the options
.for consideration and will report back to Council with further recommendations on
disposition of the collection.
3.3. With respect to the trade mark, staff is recommending that the Purchasing By-law be
waived and staff be authorized to pursue licensing opportunities on an informal basis
with a report to be provided on the outcome.
3.4. Queries with respect to the collection and its storage etc. should be referred to the
Director of Community Services.
3.5. This report has been reviewed for recommendation by the Purchasing Manager and the
appropriate department and circulated as follows:
Concurrence: Director of Community Services
Attachments:
Schedule "A" -Bid Tabulation
SCHEDULE "A" -COD-069-08
THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
RFP2008-9: SALE OF TOTAL HOCKEY ASSETS AND LICENSING OF TOTAL
HOCKEY TRADE MARK
SCHEDULE"A"
TABULATION
Don Breen
Courtice Glory Days Sports
Toronto Appraised
Value
Lot # Descri lion Bid Price S Bid Price S S
Lot # 1 Games, Cards, Stickers and
Tickets
1, 400.00
Lot # 2 Banners, Pennants and Pins 105.00
Lot # 3 Pucks 96.00 310.00
Lot # 4 Equipment 715.00
Lot # 5 Skates 505.00 2,700.00
Lot # 6 Jerseys and Crests 680.00 4,035.00 7,090.00
Lot # 7 Books, Programs and Magazines 105.00
Lot#8 Sticks 1,800.00 3,510.00 7,900.00
Lot # 9 The Stanley Cup 327.00
Lot # 10 Wayne GreTzky 140.00
Lot # 11 Boston Bruins 165.00
Lot # 12 Chicago Black Hawks 85.00
Lot # 13 Detroit Red Wings 655.00
Lot # 14 Montreal Canadiena 145.00
Lot # 15 New York Rangers 55.00
Lot # 16 Toronto Maple Leafs 2,305.00
Lot # t7 Post-Expansion Teams 55.00
Lot # 18 Women's Hockey 65.00
Lot # 19 Team Canada 85.00
Lot # 20 Hockey Movies - Sticks in Flicks 25.00
Lot # 21 Goaltending Greats 75.00
Lot # 22 Heritage Hockey 525.00
Lot # 23 Brian McFarlane -The Voice of a
Generation
335.00
Lot # 24 Maple Leaf Gardens -Hockey
Mecca
710.00
Lot # 25 Total Hockey Trade Mark
License Agreement -Annual
License Fee
No Bid
No Bid
Subtotal 2,576.00 16,437.00 51,810.00
GST 128.80 821.85
PST 206.08 Exem t
Grand Total 2,910.88 17,258.85
Bid De osit 293.70 7,500.00
SCHEDULE "B" -COD-069-08
THOMSON LAw FIRM
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
Rt TRADE MARK AGENT
117 KING STREET
P.O. f3ox 358
WHITBY, ONTARIO
L1N 554
.IENNIFER S. THOMSON
Direct Disl: (905) 668-7704 ext. 234
Email: JThomson@Thomsonlawfirm.ca
Assistant: Leanne Ray-Finlay
Direct Dial: (905) 668-7704 ext. 233
Email: Leanne@Thomsonlawfirm.ca
Fax: (905)668-1268
July 22, 2008
Municipality of Clarington
40 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, ON
L1C 3A6
Attention: Jennifer J. Cooke
Dear Ms. Cooke:
Re: TOTAL HOCKEY -Official Mark
My File No. 10715
I acknowledge receipt of your a-mail to my assistant confirming that the Municipality does not wish to
release the TOTAL HOCKEY official mark at this time.
I have heazd and read some announcements via the media with respect to the TOTAL HOCKEY official
mark; some to the effect that the Municipality may "sell the "TOTAL HOCKEY trade-mazk" along with
the hockey artefacts as a complete package to any prospective purchasers.
I remind you that the TOTAL HOCKEY mark cannot be sold as it is an "official mark" as opposed to a
"trade-mazk". As discussed at the time the official mazk was registered, when a party with "public
authority status" seeks to register intellectual property rights in a word or design, such mark is designated
as an "official mark". With the foregoing principles in mind, the Municipality can do either with respect
to the TOTAL HOCKEY official mark:
Give its consent to anyone seeking to use the mark. The Municipality can charge a fee for the
consent if it wishes, however the Municipality would still remain the registrant of the official
mark; or
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Withdraw the official mark so that a new applicant can apply to trade-mark the name "TOTAL
HOCKEY" or a similar mark. The Municipality can charge a fee to the new applicant in
consideration of the withdrawal. Needless to say, in this instance the Municipality would have no
further rights with respect to the mazk.
If the Municipality wishes to reconsider its decision, please advise; otherwise I will inform the Vancouver
law firm that the Municipality is not prepared to sign the requested documents or otherwise authorize the
use of its client's proposed trade-mazk. Kindly confirm your instructions either way.
I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Yours truly,
\ ,,
n fer S. Thomson
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SCHEDULE "C" -COD-069-08
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Total Hockey
Inventory
Schedule "C"
II Schedule "C"
Iterrps Purchased from Brian McFarlane (in storage)
1 Game Gotham Push/Pull Hockey Game, early tabletop hockey game
2 Game Big League / Gotham tabletop game, in box
3 Game Roll'n Score Toronto Maple Leafs board game, instructions, score cards, die included
4 Game Ice Action hockey board game, red/blue backdrop, yellow "hockey" lettering, plastic
casing over game
5 Game Top Comer Push/Pull tabletop hockey game, white base, puck duct-taped, red/blue
players
6 Game Munro Push/Pull tabletop hockey game, wooden, red base
7 Game Face-off board game, still in box/wrapping, 3-D Title, red vs green player; 2 identical
game boards outside of box
8 BeeHive photo Gord Drillon of Maple Leafs BeeHive photo with replica autograph, framed
9 BeeHive photo Bob Davidson with Maple Leafs
10 BeeHive photo Bucko McDonald as Maple Leaf
1 1 BeeHive photo Max Bentley as Maple Leaf
12 Matchbook cover Ralph Bowman
13 Matchbook cover Ching Johnson
14 Matchbook cover Merv'Red' Dutton
15 - Matchbook cover . Glen Brydson
16 Matchbook cover i Johnny Gottselig
17 Matchbook cover Harald March
18 Matchbook cover Eddie Burke
19 Matchbook cover Frank Boucher
20 Matchbook cover Rabbit McVeigh
21 Matchbook cover Marty Burke
22 Hockey card--early 1930's Ace Bailey
23 Hockey card--early 1930's ' Andy Blair
24 Hockey card--early 1930's Dit Clapper
25 Hockey card--early 1930's Bill Cook
26 Hockey card--early 1930's Harold Cotton
27 Hockey card--early 1930's ' Hap Day
28 Hockey card--early 1930's Red Dutton
29 Hockey card--early 1930's Lionel Hitchman
30 Hockey card--early 1930's '.. Red Horner
31 Hockey card--early 1930's ' Busher Jackson
32 Hockey card--early 1930's Davey Kerr
33 Hockey card--early 1930's Alex Levinsky
34 Hockey card--early 1930's Sylvia Mantha
35 Hockey card--early 1930's ' Armand Mondou
36 Hockey card--early 1930's Baldy Northcott
37 Hockey card--early 1930's George Patterson
38 Hockey card--early 1930's '. Joe Primeau.
39 Hockey card--early 1930's '~. Hooley Smith
40 Hockey card--early 1930's ' Nels Stewart
41 Hockey card--early 1930's Roy Worters
42 Hockey Card Eric Lindros.hockey card, colour photo, grey steel; slats for 1994-1995, 1995-1996
43 Hockey Albums Red hockey album with hockey cards
44 Hockey Albums Red hockey album with hockey cards
45 Hockey Cards Binder Collection of hockey cards, 3" binder
46 Team Canada Phone Cards in Book Team Canada Book, logo on cover, phone cards in plastic sleeve pages
47 Vintage Pro Set Cards 18 cards in a 9 card page, plastic sleeves
48 Original Six Box with Cards Attached to Eric Lindros Coin, box contains several cards, different variety
49 Oversized Islanders Cards Billy Smith
50 Oversized Islanders Cards Bob Nystrom
51 Oversized Islanders Cards Mike Bossy
52 Oversized Islanders Cards Denis Potvin
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Schedule "C"
Items Purchased from Brian McFarlane (in storage)
53 Hockey Superstars Album Book Soft cover, Wendel Clark on front
54 Pogs Box of pogs, white box, two rows of pogs
55 Hockey sticker "Morzine-Avoriaz Hockey Club" white sticker
56 Hockey stickers "Morzine-Avoriaz Hockey Club" yellow sticker
57 Ticket Ticket for Hockey Hall of Fame Induction gala in 1999 (Gretrky, Van Hellemond,
Morrison), hologram
5g Hockey Tickets Unused Mighty Ducks tickets for 1993 games vs. Detroit, San Jose, Los Angeles,
Pittsburgh and New York
59 Hockey Tickets Two tickets to the 1997 Gold Medal Game at Women's World Championships
60 Banner Greensboro Generals (ECHL) souvenir banner
61 Banner Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) 1970 souvenir banner
62 Banner Colorado Avalanche 1996 Stanley Cup victory souvenir banner
63 Banner Detroit Red Wings (NHL) 1970 souvenir banner
64 Banner ' Canada vs. Russia 1972 Summit Series banner
65 Banner California Golden Seals (NHL) souvenir banner
66 Banner Salt Lake Golden Eagles (CHL) souvenir banner
67 Banner Team Canada Women's 1992 souvenir banner
68 Banner Atom 1984 souvenir banner
69 Banner Women's World Championship 1987 souvenir banner
70 Banner Women's World Championship 1987 souvenir banner
71 Flag White Team Canada flag from 1992 in Calgary, vintage logo, "go for gold" at bottom
72 Russian Pin Collection Twenty 2"x.75" gold pins with colour logos, One 2"x2" black and gold Russian pin. All
from World Olympic Tournaments (1954-1984). Mounted on 9.5"x9.5" cardboard.
73 Puck--autographed LA Kings (autographed by Gretrky)
74 Puck--autographed Rock'em Sock'em 7 (autographed by Don Cherry)
75 Puck Canadian Society of New York
76 Puck Travelrite
77 Puck Travelrite
78 Puck Firepuck
79 Puck Oshawa Generals (OHL)
80 Puck Oshawa Generals (OHL)
81 Puck Stanley Cup 1993-1994
82 Puck Square puck (replica of 1880's)
83 Puck Wayne Gretrkyfoam puck
84 Puck Cleveland Barons acrylic puck
85 Puck Allan Cup--Stony Plain 2007
86 Puck Toronto Maple Leafs
87 Puck New York Islanders
88 Puck Toronto Toros (WHA)
89 Puck Wooden
90 Puck NBC Sports
91 Puck Montreal Canadiens
92 Puck European Hockey League--IIHF
93 Puck OtympicWinterGames-Torino--2006
94 Puck Chicago Black Hawks
95 Puck Team Canada
96 Puck Hockey Night in Canada
97 Puck WHA experiment--red
98 Puck WHA experiment--white
99 Puck WHA experiment --orange
100 Puck Hockey Night in Canada acrylic puck
101 Puck Black plastic street hockey puck
102 Puck Orange plastic street hockey puck
103 Puck Orange plastic street hockey puck
104 Puck ' Black plastic street hockey puck with 3 rollers
105 Goalie pads Cooper on outside of each goalie pad
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II Schedule "C"
Iterrps Purchased from Brian McFarlane (in storage)
106 Goalie pads Thick leather goalie pads
107 Goalie pads Louisville TPS pads, black, red trim, white wool padding
108 Goalie pads Brown leather goalie pads
109 Goalie pads Brown, Cooper across pad at knee
110 Goalie catching glove Left-handed catching glove, kids, black leather and Winn Well logo in palm
111 Goalie catching glove Light brown leather, Cooper logo on wrist, kid's size, left hand
1' 12 Goalie catching glove Vintage Cooper catching glove, brown leather, tape around wrist, laces very fragile
113 Goalie catching glove Right-handed vintage goalie glove, Kenesky patch on wrist, thick leather padding on wrist
114 Goalie catching glove Kids, left-handed catching glove, brown leather, Cooper logo on wrist, "CB" written on
wrist
115 Goalie catching glove Left-handed, adult, catching glove, leather with vinyl, Cooper, white strap around wrist
116 Goalie catching glove Child's vinyl left-handed catching glove, Cooper
117 Goalie catching glove Goalie glove, brown leather mitt
118 Goalie catching glove Left-handed catcher has "Favell" (with "Parent' crossed out) written on wrist.
119 Goalie blocker Right-handed Cooper,. massive amounts of wear, Belonged to Doug Favell
120 Goalie blocker Cooper right-handed blocker, laces worn on trim; "Bathurst" written on front of blocker
121 Chest protector '~. Chest protector, all white, "Cooper", ends of sleeves torn
122 Chest protector Kenesky chest protector, terrible condition
123 Goalie mask ' Black Jofa helmet, white I-Tech cage and throat protector attached
124 Goalie mask Black Itech Goalie Mask, never worn, blue Itech case included --new
125 Vintage goalie mask Used by Fred Hill in 1920's -- metal frame covered in tape, corresponding skates (see
inventory #057)
126 Chest protector Three distinct pieces, unattached, white padding, tape holding arms together
127 Street hockey mask Plastic replica mask with black straps
128 Street hockey mask Plastic replica mask with white straps
129 Street hockey mask Goalie mask with, cage, blue white and black (blue cage) straps included -- Felix Potvin
model
130 Street hockey mask Grey plastic street hockey goalie mask with white straps
131 Vintage helmet Vintage leather helmet, red with yellow elastic
132 Helmet ' Old white bubble helmet, ear flaps, no strap, #19 on back with piece of tape; CSA
approved sticker on inside --belonged to NHLer Bobby Lalonde
133 Helmet Blue I-tech helmet, foam, double layered protection
134 Shin pad Black felt with brown kneecap. Child's. Single pad
135 Shin pads Red shin pads, light brown leather band, felt padding, one knee cracked
136 Shin pads Vintage shin pads, wool padding, brown plastic, slightly oversized knee pads
137 Shin pad Bobby Hull-endorsed CCM shin pad (one), red knee cap; black shin pad and foam
13g padding
139 Shin pads Syl Apps-endorsed navy blue leather shinpads, blue plastic knee cap
140 Shin pads Red shin and knees, CCM 38
141 Hockey gloves Red, white and black, leather, white laces
142 Hockey gloves Grey vinyl wrists and brown gloves, youngster's
143 Hockey gloves Light brown leather, Mastercraft patch on wrist, "Don Smith" written on wrist
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145 Hockey gloves CCM hockey gloves, blue,. green and white; thick white lace at wrist, "Canucks"written
above wrist -- used by Bobby Lalonde
146 Hockey gloves -
Cooper Weeks gloves, blue, green and white, thin lace at wrist; 17 printed on wrist
147 Hockey gloves Blue, yellow and white; "Custom Pro 1000" printed on wrist; white laces at wrists
148 Hockey gloves Gloves, donated by Ivan Irwin, palms cut out, wide/thick fingers
149 Kid's hockey gloves Red, white and blue, Sherwood logo on thumb
150 Hockey socks Vintage hockey stockings, redlwhite striped, grey foot
151 Hockey socks Montreal Canadiens' (replica) socks
152 Women's 1990 Worlds socks Pink with white leaf at bottom, blue trim, elastic ankle
153 Shoulder pads
Children's shoulder pads, red plastic protectors, white laces, donated by Dave Lumley
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tterJ~c Purrhased from Brian McFarlane (in storagel
154 Shoulder pads Child's shoulder pads,'BObby Hull model', white with red trim and black shoulder caps
(CCM written on), white lace
155 Hockey pants Black hockey pants
156 Hockey pants Women's World championships, 1990, white pants, laces and belt, bluelpink stripe down
side
167 Hockey coat Women's 1990 World Championships coat, blue, white sleeves, logo on left chest, thick
nylon
158 Hockey jacket
Showdown Confrontation jacket, plain white, spring nylon jacket, logo on left chest
159 Hockey jacket
1974 Philadelphia Flyers jacket, bright orange nylon with Flyers logo on left chest
160 Hockey Bag #26 on side, Philadelphia Flyers logo on the other side, black with orange trim, grey
zipper
161 Scarf Manchester Storm Supporters Club Scarf, white background, blue front, yellow lace on
end
162 Boxing Gloves Red leather, white laces -- both signed by George Chuvalo in 2007
163 Vintage skates
Pristine Starr'Aero'skate blade, size 12, in original box. Would be fastened to boot
164 Vintage skates Bootless blades, Starr brand, size 9, unused, would be attached to boot (in box)
165 Vintage skates Single, ancient, extended blade on curved wood. Attach by leather strap (portions of
which remain)
166 Vintage skates Pair of ancient blades with curved toe on wooden frame, would screw into boot
167 Vintage skates
' Pair of ancient blades with curved toe on wooden frame, with leather attachment to
secure to boot
168 Vintage skates Pair of blades manufactured by Hudora Eiszepp, would clamp onto bootancie
169 Vintage skates
I Pair of very old A.J.Spalding Canadian Club blades, with leather attachment to secure to
foot, size 9
17p Vintage skates
Pair of blades, very old and rusty, would fasten to a skater's boot. Heavy and long.
171 Vintage skates Pair of Hudora blades, German made, would attach to skaters boot
172 Vintage skates Pair of blades, rusty, manufactured by Union Hardware Company. Would attach to a
boot.
173 Vintage skates
Pair of blades stamped Hockey Club and logo. Would be attached to a boot. Size 9 112
174 Vintage skates Single blade with leather attachment for foot, terribly rusted
175 Vintage skates Pair of blades, Klipper Klub brand, size 10. Screw device in bottom for sizing. Would clip
to boot
176 Vintage skates Pair of Starr Acme Club blades, size 11. Would fasten to boot. Mildly rusted
177 Vintage skates Pair of Starr Acme Club skate blades, size 9. Spring device underneath. Would fasten to
boot. Good condition.
178 Vintage skates Child's Blazer Franklin skates, black boot, brown trim
17g Vintage skates
Child's bob skates, with leather attachment for boot, made by Dominion Skate Company
180 Vintage skates
Child's double-bladed bob skates, leather straps to attach to boot, Venco SpeedBob
181 Vintage skates Daoust "Silver Arrow' skates wom by Garth Boesch of Leafs in the 1940s and 1950s;
black boot, brown sole, yellow laces. Size 12
182 Vintage skates 1970 Daoust skates, nylon protector, blacklwhite boot, size 10
183
1 gq Vintage skates
Lake Placid brand kid's skates, double bladed, black booUlaces, red trim; Lake Placid tag
185 Vintage skates Child's skates, black/brown boot, yellow laces, leather strap running across laces, blades
made from Biltile Tempered Steel
186 Vintage skates
Steel shank leather skates, black brown boot, toes taped up and brown ankle protector
187 Vintage skates Skates with black boot, brown trimltoe and Maple Leafs logo on blade
188 Vintage skates Child's double-bladed skates, black boot, black laces
1 gg Vintage skates Black nylon boot, plastic toe, leather ankle protector and white laces, Bauer Little Beaver
skates
190 Vintage skates Brown leather boot, white laces, size 7 1/2, "Mem's Auto" on blade
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191 Vintage skates ~~ Bauer skates, black boat, very heavy, white laces, size 9 (on blade) and thick toe
192 Vintage skates Ancient skates -- metal blade with wood base, donated by Mickey Walker
193 Vintage skates Skates with black boot, brown trim/toe, yellow laces and wooden CCM marked skate
guards
194 Vintage skates ' All black leather, blades very rusted and Red Homer on blades
195 Vintage skates Black leather skates, bottom of sole has "Bauer 12"
196 Vintage skates Skates, laces intact, all brown leather, blades are rusty
197 Vintage skates Skates, black boot, brown trim, brand new laces, size 10, "Silver Arrow" on blade
198 Vintage goalie skates . CCM goalie skates 'Steel Shank; black boot and off white sole
199 Vintage goalie skates CCM goalie skates, 1929-30, brown boot, brown sole, size 11.5 marked on bottom, rusty,
donated by Fred Hill (corresponding mask)
200 Hockey jersey--autographed St. Louis Blues jersey, blue with gold trim, #16 and Hull on back, "A" on shoulder, signed
by Brett Hull
201 Hockey jersey--autographed White Calgary Flames jersey with red and yellow trim, Roberts and #10 on back, signed
inside by Gary Roberts
202 Hockey jersey-autographed Chicago Blackhawks jersey, red with black and white trim, Pilote and #3 on back, signed
by Pierre Pilote and Jack Valiquette
203 Hockey jersey--autographed New York Rangers jersey, blue with red and white trim, signed by Pat LaFontaine
204 Hockey jersey--autographed (no
NHLers) ~ Dawson City Nuggets jersey, signed by team, #92 on back, navy blue with red and yellow
trim
205 Hockey jersey Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, dark blue with white trim, "C" on left shoulder, no name, # 27
206 Hockey jersey Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, white with blue trim, lace at neck, #7 on back, no name
207 Hockey jersey Chicago Blackhawks white jersey with black and red trim, #21 on back (no name) --
purported to be from Stan Mikita
208 Hockey jersey Dallas Texans jersey (USHL), mid-1940's, #19 on front, red with blue trim and white font,
#19 repeated on back
209 Hockey jersey Gruen Oldtimers jersey with white trim, red font, #21
210 Hockey jersey Gruen Oldtimers jersey, white with red trim, #21
21 Y Hockey jersey Toronto Toros jersey (W HA), blue with white and orange trim, #27, worn by Frank
Mahovlich at media conference announcing his signing
212 Hockey jersey Royal Canadian Air Force jersey, white with blue trim, #14
213 Hockey jersey White Chiefs jersey with blue and yellow trim, no name or number, replica from'Slapshot'
214 Hockey jersey W hite jersey with red trim, Tim Horton's NHL AI I-Stars, #1
215 Hockey jersey Toronto Maple Leafs replica 1930's, dark blue with white trim, no name or number,
vintage logo
216 Hockey jersey Winnipeg Jets jersey, white with blue and white trim, #25 and Steen on back; game-
ready for Thomas Steen
217 Hockey jersey Blackhawks jersey, white, #24, no name on back
218 Hockey jersey Team Canada women's jersey, red jersey, vintage logo, Kellar #11 on back
219 Hockey jersey Red jersey, CCCP #17
220 Hockey jersey New York Rangers jersey, white, #9 on back -- purported to have been worn by Andy
Bathgate
221 Hockey jersey Edmonton Oilers jersey, blue with orange.white trim, Gretzky and #99 on back
222 Hockey jersey Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, blue with white trim, NHL 75th anniversary patch on left
shoulder, no name or number on back
223 Hockey jersey Boston Bruins jersey, black with gold trim, #4 on back, 'Orr" inside collar
224 Hockey jersey Russian name on back, #20, blue jersey with white and red trim
225 Hockey jersey Mike Bossy jersey, New Islanders, white with blue and red trim, #22 on back and arms,
"Bossy" on back
226 Hockey crest Cincinnati Cyclones felt logo, goalie with old mask on
227 Hockey crest Navy Senior Champs 1943
228 Hockey crest Toronto Marlboros (OHA)
229 Hockey crest Toronto Maple Leafs --World Champs 1941-1942
230 Hockey crest ' Toronto Maple Leafs --World Champs 1946-1947
231 Hockey crest American Hockey League Champions
232 Hockey crest Pittsburgh Hornets (AHL), owned by Bob Hassard 1951-1952
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233 Framed Toronto Maple Leafs crest
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Leaf logo crest taken from Ace Bailey's jersey
234 Book--autographed I Hockey Book for Kids, soft cover, cartoon hockey player on front, autographed by author
Brian McFarlane
235 Book--autographed History of Hockey, hard cover, hockey greats pictured on front, autographed by author
Brian McFarlane
236 Book--autographed Hockey'76, soft cover; Bobby Clarke photo on cover, autographed by author Bdan
McFarlane
237 Book--autographed Hockey Annual, hard cover, cartoon photo on front; autographed by author Brian
McFarlane
238 Book--autographed Still More It Happened in Hockey, soft cover, Canadiens' logo on front, autographed by
author Brian McFarlane
23g Book--autographed Stanley Cup Fever, soft cover, photo of Stanley Cup on front, autographed by author
Brian McFarlane
240 Book--autographed The Leafs, soft cover, Leafs logo on front, autographed by author Brian McFarlane
241 Book--autographed The Habs, hard cover, Canadiens' logo on front, autographed by author Brian McFarlane
242 Book--autographed More It Happened in Hockey, soft cover, Leafs logo on front, autographed by author
Brian McFarlane
243 Book--autographed It Happened in Baseball, soft cover, cartoon baseball on front, autographed by author
Brian McFarlane
244 Book--autographed Proud Past, Bright Future, heritage photo of ladies' hockey on cover, autographed by
author Brian McFarlane
245 Book--autographed Peter Puck et le Vol de la Coupe Stanley, French version of above, autographed by
author Brian McFarlane
246 Book--autographed Peter Puck's Greatest Moments in Hockey, soft cover, photo of Miracle on Ice on cover,
autographed by author Brian McFarlane
247 Book Goaltending, photo of Jacques Plante on cover (book falling apart)
248 Book Faceoff of the Century, black cover, Canada/Russia hockey on front
249 Book Stanley Cup: The First 100 Years, Cup on cover, black cover
250 Book Hockey, Bobby Hull face plant on cover,
251 Book Pro Hockey Heroes of Today, hard cover, yellow background
252 Book Howie Meekers Hockey Basics, soft black cover, 3 players
253 Book Wayne Gretzky, hard cover, Wayne skating on front
254 Book Hockey Superstars, hard cover, Gretzky in middle, four small pictures surround
255 Book The Stanley Cup, hard cover, black, teams celebrating on cover
256 Book Hockey Superstars (updated), hard cover, Gretzky in middle of cover, four small pictures
surround
257 Book Scrubs on Skates, red, hard cover
258 Book Boy on Defence, hard cover, off white
259 Book The Calgary Challengers, hard cover, white with players (red and green)
260 Book Hockey...Here's Howe, hard cover, white cover, picture of Howe in action
261 Book ~ The Bobby Orr Story, hard cover, black, Orr on front
262 Book The Best of It Happened in Hockey, hard cover, action shots on front
263 Book A Thinking Mans Guide to Pro Hockey, hard cover, orange, statue on front
264 Book The Story of Hockey, hard cover, photo of Beliveau and Armstrong on cover
265 Book The Story of the National Hockey League, hard cover, white, Hawks and Canadiens on
cover
266 Book Pride and Glory: 100 Years of the Stanley Cup, hard cover, blue, Cup with teams on
cover
267 Book Ken Dryden: The Game, hard cover, Dryden on cover
268 Book Great Goalies of Pro Hockey, hard cover, Ken Dryden making save on cover
269 Book Real Stories from the Rink, soft cover, dressing room shot on cover
270 Book Peter Puck and the Stolen Stanley Cup, soft cover, cartoon image of Peter Puck,
magnifying glass and the Stanley Cup on cover
271 Book Peter Puck's Colouring Book, soft cover, cartoon of Peter Puck with paint brush on cover
272 Media Guide Colorado Rockies media guide, 1981-82, soft cover, Rockies assorted shots, logo in
middle
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273 Guide Book 1983-1984 Official Guide Book, 630 pages, black cover
Guide book 1994-1995 Ofricial Guide Book, 450 pages, Mark Messier on cover with Stanley Cup
274
275 Guide Book Ice Sports Guide book, soft cover, Team Canada and figure skaters on cover
276 Guide Book - Arena Locations 1995-1996, soft cover, open ice on cover
277 Rule Book 1982-83 Rule Book, soft cover, black with white and orange front
Cookbook ~I Done Like Dinner Cookbook by Tiger Williams, bound by rings, Tiger Williamson cover
278
279 Magazine Sports Illustrated, June 8th 1992, Mario Lemieux on cover
280 Magazine Time Magazine, February 11, 1935; Lorne Chabot on cover
281 Magazine Sports Illustrated cover from March 3, 1980 with US'Miracle'team (colour)
282 Program Les Canadiens magazine, Gilbert Dionne on cover
283 Program The Oilers magazine, January 7, 1994; Bill Ranford on cover
284 Program The Oilers magazine, February 9, 1994; Doug Weight on cover
285 Program Sabre magazine, February 9, 1995; Dominik Hasek on cover
286 Program New Jersey Devils magazine, Scott Neidermeyer on cover
287 Program Hockey Night in Toronto Magazine, December 1991, Mark Osborne on cover
Program Niagara Falls Flyers program, 1967-68; white/yellow cover, Derek Sanderson on cover
288
Program The Official Year Book of the Hockey Hall of Fame, soft cover, red border, Stanley Cup
289 on cover
290 Program '. 1993 Hockey Hall of Fame program, soft blue cover, Hockey Hall of Fame logo
291 Magazine ScotiaBank Hockey College News Magazine, Boston Bruins player on front
292 Magazine ScotiaBank Hockey College News Magazine, New York Islanders player on front
293 Magazine ScotiaBank Hockey College News Magazine, Toronto Maple Leaf player on cover
Magazine ScotiaBank Hockey College News Magazine, Montreal Canadians player on front
294
295 Magazine Scotia Bank Hockey College News Magazine, Buffalo Sabres player on cover
296 Colliers Magazine Cover Enclosed in plastic sleeve, Red and Blue dressed players on front 1931
The Hockey News The inaugural issue of The Hockey News, 1959, pages laminated, brownish cover, two
297 action shots on cover
Hockey Stick--autographed Bauer 3000 stick, right, not used, white shaft, autographs on one side of shaft and blade,
including Maloney, Harris, Nesterenko, Selling, Linseman, Markwart, Carleton, Awrey
298 and Edestrand
Hockey Stick--autographed Straight, souvenir wooden stick, no tape, blue double stripe at end of shaft, Maple Leaf
autographs on one side: Keon, Walton, Pelyk, McLellan (x2), Oliver, Quinn, Gamble,
Horton (x2), Armstrong, Pulford, Ellis, Ullman, Smith, Selby, Harrison, Henderson
299
Hockey Stick--autographed CCM Custom Pro stick, left, not used, autographed by NHL alumni (Redmond, Howell,
Stanfield, Pilote, Prentice, Ullman, Henderson, Bathgate, Ellis; Bower, Bucyk, White,
McKenzie, P. Mahovlich, Wesffall, Mikita, Giacomin, Hodge, Cheevers, Brewer, Flaman,
300 Gadsby, Geoffrion, Schmidt)
Hockey Stick--autographed Yvan Cournoyer stick, Sherwood, left, used, red lwo sided shaft, #12 on shaft,
301 autographed
Hockey Stick--autographed Victdriaville stick, left, not used, wood, black, no tape, autographed by Litrenberger and
302 many others (unreadable)
Hockey Stick-autographed Northland Pro, stamped Gerry Coshy & Co., Lie 6, straight blade, wood stick, used,
autographed on shaft by 1959-60 Rangers: Worsley, Cullen, Henry, Gadsby, Howell,
- Hanna, Hebenton, Sullivan, Shack, Bartlett, Schinkel, Fontinato, Bathgate, Prentice,
303 Kobel, Bownass, Popein,
Hockey Stick--autographed Joey Mullen stick, right, not used, Canadian C50, tape on upper shaft, autographed on
304 blade
Hockey Stick--autographed Alyn McAuley stick, used, fibreglass, Koho Revolution, caption on shaft, autographed
305
Hockey Stick--autographed Daniel Alfredsson stick, rookie, right, used, white tape weaving shaft, black tape on knob,
306 autograph on blade
Hockey Stick--autographed ' Russian hockey stick, left, not used, white shaft, Soviet symbol at top; leaf at bottom,
autographed by Bobby Hull, Darryl Sittler, Jean Beliveau and Gordie Howe on blade
307
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308 Hockey Stick--autographed Adam Graves stick, Bauer, left, used, white shaft, black blade, signed by Graves and
Jean Beliveau
309 Goalie stick--autographed Terry Sawchuk goalie stick signed by early-1960's Red Wings, straight, used, black tape,
wood, Northland on shaft
310 Mini-Stick--autographed Wooden mini-stick, mini plaque on blade, Detroit vs. Toronto Old-Timers, March 15,
1973, autographed by players
311 Hurley Stick Wooden, personalized plaque on blade commemorating Brian McFarlane's visit to
Windsor, Nova Scotia
312 Vintage hockey stick Broken in two pieces, 100+ year-old stick, split in two in the middle of the shaft, joined
with tape
313 Vintage hockey Stick Ancient straight wooden stick, no marking, no branding
314 Vintage hockey stick Ancient stick, used, wire holding blade together, no tape
315 Vintage hockey Stick Vintage hockey stick, straight, used, bound by tape
316 Hockey Stick Sherbrooke, wood stick, lie 5, used, white tape on blade
317 Hockey Stick Used, wooden, "Mustang Northland" in blue on side, double black line, right
318 Hockey Stick . Shanahan, not used, Easton, wood, no tape
319 Hockey Stick ' Reptor Canada stick, left, not used, red font on shaft, no tape
320 Hockey Stick Guy Lapointe stick, left, notused, no tape, fibreglass, name on shaft
321 Hockey Stick . Not used, Wayne Gretzky Titan 2020 stick, white shaft, red font, left
322 Hockey stick Gordie Howe stick, CCM Professional, straight, not used, white tape
323 Hockey Stick '. Terry O'Reilly used stick, right, white shaft, fibreglass, black font, no tape on blade
324 Hockey Stick Pierre Lacroix stick, left, not used, fibreglass, white shaft, black font
325 Hockey Stick Dave Maloney stick, left, not used, fibreglass, black font
326 Hockey Stick . Jones, Victoriaville stick, right, used, wooden, black font, black tape
327 Hockey Stick Yvan Cournoyer stick, straight, Sher-Wood, rubber knob, no tape
328 Hockey Stick Doug Gilmour Titan stick, right, blue/black shaft, black tape on knob and shaft, badly
cracked at bottom
329 Hockey Stick Mario Lemieux stick, Koho, used, fibreglass, black tape, black font
330 Hockey Stick Russian stick, straight, used, wooden, black fonUtape, Russian words
331 Goalie Stick Curtis Joseph Louisville TPS goalie stick, left, black, white/red font, not used
332 Hockey stick Guy Lapointe stick, Canadien, left, #5 on knob, white shaft, black font
333 Hockey Stick Bobby Clarke Sher-Wood stick, left, not used, wooden, black font
334 Hockey Stick Koho stick, left, used, white tape on blade, black tape on knob, five blue stripes on shaft,
no indication of player
335 Hockey Stick Danny Gare stick, right, used, white shaft, black tapelfont, name on shaft
336 Hockey Stick Drummondville Canadien stick, wood, straight, used, "Toronto Maple Leafs" on shaft,
blade has tape ripped off
337 Hockey Stick Mike Bossy Titan stick, right, used, white shaft, red font, black tape
338 Hockey stick Steve Larmer Sher-Wood PMP 5030, wood, right, used, barcode on shaft, broken blade
339 Hockey Stick Russian stick, right, not used, red shaft, white font, Leader'For export only'
340 Hockey Stick Jocelyn Guevremont stick, right, Sherwood, not used, wood, black font, clear tape on
blade
341 Hockey stick Used Sherwood stick, straight, white tape on blade, rubber knob
342 Hockey stick Larry Robinson stick, Victoriaville, left, not used, no tape, Pro Vic 1000 written on shaft
343 Hockey Stick '~.. Finnstar Cladding stick, left, used, #16, rubber know on knob, red tape under knob
344 Hockey Stick Serge Savard Canadien stick, left, used, white shaft, black tape on blade
345 Hockey Stick , Ray Bourque stick, Sher-Wood, left, not used, wood, Bourque 7 on shaft
346 Hockey Stick I Bobby Clarke Sher-Wood stick, PMP 5001, left, not used
347 Hockey Stick Brad Park Sherwood stick, left, not used, wood, Sherwood on shaft, Park 22 on shaft
348 Hockey Stick Phil Esposito stick, Northland, left, not used, wood, white/blue stripe
349 Hockey Stick Red Titan Custom Pro stick, left, used, red shaft, big knob
350 Hockey Stick Dave Keon stick, Sherwood, straight, used,. wood, black tape on half of blade, white tape
on knob
351 Hockey Stick Lindy Ruff stick, Canadien, left, not used, white shaft, black font
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352 Hockey Stick Ray Bourque Sher-Wood PMP stick, left, used, wood, black font, black tape
353 Hockey Stick
' Mario Tremblay stick, Canadien, right, not used, white shaft, name on shaft, black font,
#14
354 Hockey stick Wayne Gretzky Titan stick, left, used, white shaft, black tape on blade, white tape on
knob, name on shaft
355 Hockey stick Bruce MacGregor Sher-Wood stick, right, not used, wood, name on shaft, no tape
356 Hockey Stick CCM Comet stick, straight, not used, wooden, black font, no tape, facsimile autographs
of 1960's Leafs plus HNIC broadcast crew
357 Hockey Stick Soviet stick, left, used, Michailow, #2, red shaft, black font BAIKAL
358 Hockey stick Replica of early hockey stick, straight, not used, description on shaft
359 Hockey Stick Bill Fairbairn stick, used, wooden, straight, Sherwood, black tape
360 Hockey Stick Victoriaville stick, used (blade cracked, some white tape), left, lie #5, Tom Hartman on
shaft
361 Hockey Stick Replica of early hockey stick, straight, not used, description on shaft
362 Hockey Stick Straight, used hockey stick, Playmaker on shaft, 100 83-4003
363 Hockey Stick Straight, CCM Comet, wood, not used
364 Hockey Stick ' Hespeler Airmaster, straight, used, wood, tape on knob
365 Goalie Stick Ken Dryden goalie stick, straight, wood, not used, name near top of shaft, Canadien
366 Goalie stick Mario Gosselin goalie stick, used, straight, wooden shaft, big knob with white tape, blue
tape on blade
367 Goalie stick Michel Plasse goalie stick, straight, used, wood, Sherwood, signed, white tape on knob
368 Mini-stick CCCP Russian goalie mini-stick, replica autographs
369 Mini-stick Plastic Mini-Stick from Women's Ice Hockey World Championship, off white colourlblue
front, Finland logo on blade
370 Mini-Stanley Cup--autographed ' Miniature silver Stanley Cup signed with approximately 15 autographs from 1967 team
371 Framed photo--autographed 1966-1967 Toronto Maple Leaf Stanley Cup-winning team, autographed by all surviving
members
372 Framed photo--autographed Maple Leafs with Stanley Cup, George Armstrong kissing the bowl, autographed by
Johnny Bower (colour)
373 Photo Scott Stevens holding Stanley Cup with Devils
374 Photo . Devils' captain Scott Stevens receives Stanley Cup in 1995 (colour)
375 Photo New Jersey Devils on ice with Stanley Cuo (colour)
376 Poster Picture of Devils celebrating regular win
377 Photo Devils celebrate Stanley Cup win on ice
378 Photo Mark Messier cradles Stanley Cup after victory with Rangers (colour)
379 Photo Mark Messier holding Stanley Cup with Rangers
380 Photo Newspaper article with Mark Messier elated about receiving Stanley Cup with Rangers
(colour)
381 Framed photo 1932-33 NY Rangers Stanley Cup Champions -- full team in individual photos (b&w)
382 Photo . NHL president Frank Calder presents Stanley Cup to New York Rangers in 1933. Left to
right, unidentified, Andy Aitkenhead, Ching Johnson, ,unidentified, Bun Cook, Frank
Boucher (b&w)
383 Photo ' Old Islander fan with fake Stanley Cup
384 Photo Old man in mask and Islanders jersey holding facsimile Stanley Cup
385 Photo Civic reception in Philadelphia for Stanley Cup win
386 Photo Philadelphia Inquirer; Philly Wins Cup
387 Photo 1974/75 Philadelphia Flyers (trophies on ice)
388 Photo Canadiens group shot on ice with Stanley Cup, 1993
389 Photo Patrick Roy hoisting Stanley Cup with Montreal
390 Photo Canadiens celebrate Stanley Cup win with champagne
391 Photo Henri Richard posing with mini-Stanley Cups
392 Photo Jean Beliveau with Conn Smythe Trophy and Cup
393 Photo 1977-78 Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens (colour)
394 Photo Dick Irvin glances at Stanley Cup (colour)
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395 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from June 2, 1986 featuring Montreal Canadiens winning
Stanley Cup (colour)
396 Photo 1966 Prince of Wales and Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens (colour)
397 Photo Maurice Richard of Montreal hugs the Stanley Cup (b&w/sepia)
398 Oversized mounted poster Back 2 Back Penguins
399 Photo Penguins on ice Stanley Cup photo
400 Photo Mario Lemieux and Jaromir Jagr back to back with Stanley Cup
401 Photo Newspaper article with Joe Sakic of the Avalanche hoisting Stanley Cup (colour)
402 Photo Red Wings on ice with Stanley Cup (colour)
403 Photo Detroit's Steve Yzerman hoists Stanley Cup (colour)
404 Photo Brett Hull celebrates overtime winner that secured Stanley Cup for Dallas in 1999
(colour)
405 Photo Dallas Stars on ice with Stanley Cup (colour)
406 Photo Hockey News cover from July 2, 1999 with Stars' Mike Modano and Stanley Cup (colour)
407 Photo ' In-net view of Brett Hull's 3OT winner for Dallas in 1999 (colour)
408 Photo Brett Hull's 3OT Stanley Cup-winner in 1999 for Dallas from above (colour)
409 Photo Derian Hatcher hoists Stanley Cup with Dallas in 1999 (colour)
410 Photo ' Lanny McDonald drinking from Stanley Cup
411 Photo Newspaper article about'Night The Cup was Stolen' (b&w)
412 Photo Nick Metz, Wally Stanowski and Dan Metz look at Stanley Cup after Toronto won in 1942
(b&w)
413 Photo Jubilant Leafs jump over the boards after winning the Stanley Cup (late-1940's) (b&w)
414 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs leap boards after winning Stanley Cup (b&w)
415 Oversized photo Toronto Maple Leafs leap boards after winning Stanley Cup (b&w)
416 Photo '~ Red Kelly sips champagne with Leafs owner Harold Ballard (colour)
417 Oversized mounted poster Red Kelly, Harold Ballard, Stanley Cup
418 Oversized mounted poster ' Turk Broda with Stanley Cup (b&w)
419 Photo Frank Mahovlich immersed in a sea of fans during Toronto Maple Leafs Cup celebration
(b&w)
420 Photo 1967 Stanley Cup champion Toronto Maple Leafs (b&w)
421 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs celebrate Stanley Cup win in 1964, including Mahovlich, Harris,
Pappin, Armstrong, Pulford, Baun and Kelly (b8w)
422 Photo - Maple Leafs surround Stanley Cup in 1964, with Bower, Stanley, Bathgate, etc. (signed
423 by Johnny Bower) (colour)
424 Photo 1964 Maple Leafs enjoy Stanley Cup celebration at Toronto City Hall. Johnny Bower,
Andy Bathgate, Dave Keon and Frank Mahovlich pose with Cup (b&w)
425
426 Photo Leafs with Stanley Cup in 1964, including Armstrong, Pullford, Baun (b&w)
427 Framed photo Conn Smythe with Stanley Cup
428 Photo Hap Day, Syl Apps, Conn Smythe, W.A. Hewitt(?)and unidentified on ice for Stanley Cup
presentation to Toronto Maple Leafs (b&w)
429 Photo Stanley Cup surrounded by American and Canadian flags (colour)
430 Photo Original Stanley Cup bowl, now retired at Hockey Hall of Fame (b&w)
431 Photo Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, first winners of the Stanley Cup (1893) (b&w)
432 Photo Carl Petersen holding miniature Stanley Cup (b&w)
433 Photo Carl Petersen engraving names onto ring on Stanley Cup (b&w)
434 Photo Baby situated in bowl of the Stanley Cup (b&w)
435 Framed photo Lord Stanley, (b&w)
436 Photo Portrait of Lord Frederick Stanley (b&w)
437 Photo Lord Stanley and family ride on cowcatcher of train during tour of western Canada in
1889 (b&w)
438 Photo Lord Stanley and his family road on the train's cowcatcher as they proceeded through
western Canada during 1889 (b&w)
439 Photo Lord Stanley and his family travelled in style as they crossed Canadaby train in 1889
(b&w)
440 Oversized mountedposter Kenora Thistles with Stanley Cup
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441 Mounted poster 1925 Stanley Cup champion Victoria Cougars
442 Photo Young goaltender on ill-fated Dawson City team that challenged for the Stanley Cup in
1905 (b&w)
443 Photo Stanley Cup champion Ottawa Silver Seven, 1905 (colourized)
444 Photo Welcome Home parade for Stanley Cup-winning Ottawa Senators (b&w)
445 Photo Collection of NHL Trophies
446 Framed photo Quebec Bulldogs with Stanley Cup
447 Framed photo Dawson City Nuggets, StanleyCup challengers
448 Framed photo Montreal Victoria's team photo, Stanley Cup champions (b&w)
449 Framed photo 1941 Boston Bruins celebrating
450 Framed photo Montreal Maroons Stanley Cup Champs 34135
451 Framed photo MAAA Stanley Cup Champs
452 Oversized mounted poster Older Stanley Cup
453 Oversized mounted poster Stanley Cup, greyish-blue background.
454 Oversized mounted cut-out poster Stanley Cup, cut to shape
455 Stanley Cup pencil sharpener Package included but ripped from cardboard backing
456 Photo--autographed Wayne Grelzky in Oilers jersey, head shot, autographed to Brian
457 Photo--autographed A young Wayne Gretrky gets photo taken with Jean Beliveau (autographed by Beliveau)
(b&w)
458 Photo Walter and Walter Gretzky in on-ice pose (colour)
459 Photo Wayne Gretrky and his mother, Phyllis (b&w)
460 Photo Phyllis and Walter Gretrky in family's trophy room (b&w)
461 Photo Wayne Gretzky with Sault St. Marie Greyhounds (colour)
462 Photo Brantford sign 'Home of Wayne Gretzky' (b&w)
463 Photo Wayne Gretrky's Brantford Nadrofsky Steelers Novice All-Stars scare sheet with 378
goals, 139 assists and 517 points (colour)
464 Photo Photo of Wayne Gretrky's hockey card from Nadrofsky Steelers (colour)
465 Photo A young Wayne Gretrky gets his picture taken with his hero, Gordie Howe (2 copies)
(b&w)
466 Photo Wayne Gretzky tying up his skates with Nadrofsky Steelers (b&w)
467 Photo A young Wayne Gretrky on tractor (colour)
468 Photo Childhood photos of Wayne Gretzky high-jumping (left) and feeding chickens (right)
(b&w)
469 Photo Childhood photos of Wayne Gretrky catching a baseball (left) and jumping near chickens
(right) (b&w)
470 Photo Wayne Gretzky playing minor hockey (b&w)
471 Photo Wayne Gretzky playing minor hockey (b8w)
472 Photo Wayne Gretzky playing defense in minor hockey (b8w)
473 Photo A young Wayne Gretzky head shot wearing helmet (b8w)
474 Photo Wayne Gretzky celebrates a goal during minor hockey career (b8w)
475 Photo
Wayne Gretzky wearing #11 shoots on goaltender during minor hockey career (b8w)
476 Photo Wayne Gretzky in hockey uniform on outdoor rink (colour)
477 Photo Wayne Gretzky as a youngster stopping on outdoor rink (b8w)
478 Photo Very young Wayne Gretzky in Maple Leafs uniform on outdoor rink (b8w)
479 Photo Walter Gretrky shovels snow on outdoor rink (b8w)
480 Photo Wayne Gretzky portrait from Nadrofsky Steelers era (two copies) (b8w)
481 Photo Wayne Gretzky sporting a perm (colour)
482 Photo Wayne Gretzky playing in All-Star game (colour)
483 Photo Wayne Gretzky kneels in front of net during time with Oilers (colour)
484 Photo Wayne Gretzky and BrettHull pose at All-Star game (colour)
485 Photo Wayne Gretzky poses in suit with Gordie Howe after breaking his heroes point record
(colour)t
486 Photo Wayne Gretzky with Art Ross Trophy, Wales Trophy, Pearson Trophy, Stanley Cup and
Hart Trophy (colour)
487 Photo Wayne Gretrky holding 67 puck (b8w)
488 Photo Wayne Gretrky dressed in a suit (colour)
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489 Photo ~
' Wayne Gretrky in a suit with Gordie Howe holding 1850 and 1851 pucks representing
career points (colour)
490 Photo Wayne Gretrky and Janet Jones on their wedding day (colour)
491 Photo Emotional Wayne Gretrky at press conference announcing trade from Edmonton to Los
Angeles (colour)
492 Photo Wayne Gretzky wipes away tear at press conference announcing his trade from Oilers to
Kings (colour)
493 Photo Wayne Gretrky with Oilers (colour)
494 Photo Wayne Gretrky with Edmonton Oilers (colour)
495 Photo Duplicate of 320 (colour)
496 Photo Wayne Gretrky in action with Los Angeles Kings (colour)
497 Photo Wayne Gretzky in Oilers jersey talking to kids during 7-Up commercial (b&w)
498 Photo Wayne Gretzky looking on from bench with Oilers (colour)
499 Photo Duplicate of 324 (colour)
500 Photo Wayne Gretrky coming out from dressing room while with Oilers (b&w)
501 Photo Wayne Gretzky celebrates a Canada Cup goal (two copies) (colour)
502 Photo Wayne Gretzky with Kings (cclour)
503 Photo Wayne Gretzky waves in Kings' jersey at press conference (colour)
504 Photo Wayne Gretrky shows elation during Stanley Cup presentation (colour)
505 Photo Wayne Gretzky wearing suit holds Stanley Cup and book (colour)
506 Photo
Mark Messier, Wayne Gretrky and Paul Coffey with Edmonton (two copies) (colour)
507 Photo Cover o1 Sports Illustrated from February 15, 1982 with Wayne Gretzky (colour)
508 Photo '~, Wayne Gretrky grimaces (b&w)
509 Photo
Cover of Sports Illustrated from January 23, 1984 featuring Wayne Gretzky (colour)
510 Photo Wayne Gretzky hoists Stanley Cup with Oilers (labelled as 348 a,b,c) (colour)
511 Photo Print of sweating Wayne Gretrky painting (colour)
512 Photo ' Duplicate of 334 (colour)
513 Photo Wayne Gretzky, L.A. King, shoots on edmonton's Bill Ranford (cclour)
514 Photo L.A.'s Wayne Gretzky scores on Edmonton's Bill Ranford (colour)
515 Photo L.A.'s Wayne Gretrky celebrates in front of Bill Ranford of Oilers (colour)
516 Oversized photo
Edmonton All-Stars Mark Messier, Grant Fuhr, Wayne Gretzky and Paul Coffey (colour)
517 Oversized mounted poster Wayne Gretzky tribute, including two photos and caption
518 Framed photo 1990-91 Edmonton Oilers Team Photos; Individual Shots
519 Menu Wayne Gretrky's Restaurant menu, Kings/Oilers on cover
520 Menu
~. Wayne Gretrky's Restaurant menu, used April 29, 1999 (day Gretzky retired from
hockey)
521 Photo End view of Boston Garden in game against Capitals (colour)
522 Photo Gerry Cheevers and the Bruins thwart a Montreal attack
523 Photo Johnny Bucyk photo with Boston (colour)
524 Photo Bep Guidolin, the youngest player ever to play in the NHL, poses in uniform of Boston
Bruins (b&w)
525 Photo Gerry Cheevers of Boston stops Montreal's Claude Larose as Ed Westtall and Ted
Green look on (colour)
526 Photo Gerry Cheevers in goal #30
527 Photo Bobby Orr and Don Marcotte of the Bruins lead a rush (colour)
528 Photo Bruin (Esposito) crashing Canadiens net
529 Photo Boston Bruins team photo with Shore, Clapper
530 Photo '. Milt Schmidt, posed in Boston Bruins uniform (colour)
531 Photo Artist depiction of Eddie Shore in action with Bruins (colour)
532 Photo '. Phil Esposito in action with Boston against Montreal (colour)
533 Photo '. Willie O'Ree posed for Burins (b&w)
534 Photo Willie O'Ree, player who broke NHL colour barrier, poses for Boston Bruins (colour)
535 Photo ~. Art Ross holding autographed goalie stick sitting in-between two Bruins
536 Photo Maclean's magazine cover from Apol 1972 featuring Derek Sanderson (colour)
537 Photo Gerry Cheevers action shot with Boston (two copies, labelled 678a,b) (b&w)
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538 Laminated print Large head shot of Eddie Shore with action shot, loosely laminated, no frame
539 Framed photo '. Eddie Shore laminated print; depiction of the greatest Boston Bruins of all-time (colour)
540 White framed photo Eddie Shore getting dressed for Boston (b8w)
541 Oversized. photo Boston Bruins and Montreal Maroons stand for national anthem in 1930's (b&w)
542 Oversized photo--autographed Boston's Bobby Orr flies through air after scoring 1970 Stanley Cup-winning goal
(autographed) (b&w)
543 Photo Orr talking (wearing 27)
544 Photo Orrin action with Bruins
545 Photo Orr famous Stanley Cup-winning goal, reproduced autograph
546 Photo Orr visiting in hospital
547 Photo Orr rounding the net in yellow Bruins
548 Photo Orr in Oshawa Generals jersey
549 Photo Orr skating down the ice with Esposito
550 Photo Orr being chased by Blackhawk, reproduced autograph
551 Photo Orr chasing pocket around net
552 Photo Double of 0372
553 Photo Orr (2 Bruins, 1 Canadien)
554 Photo Bobby Orr being chased by Blackhawk
555 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from February 3, 1969 featuring Bobby Orr (colour)
556 Laminated print Large laminated head shot with action shot of Bobby Orr; loosely laminated, no frame
557 Oversized photo Bobby Orr poses with trophies
558 Oversized mounted poster Bobby Orr tribute, including photo and caption
559 Oversized mounted poster Print of Bobby Orr painting
560 Oversized photo--autographed Don Cherry & Blue cartoon, autographed
561 Oversized photo--autographed Don Cherry with his dog, Blue, autographed (colour)
562 Photo Young Don Cherry on skates
563 Photo Don Cherry & Blue with Boston backdrop
564 Photo Don & Rose Cherry on their deck
565 Photo Don & Rose Cherry's wedding
566 Photo Dan Cherry (b&w)
567 Photo Don Cherry head shot (Playing days)
568 Photo ' Don Cherry on bench holding grapes
569 Photo Don Cherry receiving trophy
570 Photo Don Cherry in hockey pose in Kingston uniform
571 Photo Ron McLean and Don Cherry on Coach's Corner
572 Photo Don Cherry in suit, red tie
573 Stand-up sign Don Cherry in plaid suit, Iifesized, cardboard
574 Stand-up sign Don Cherry in suit, Iifesized, cardboard
575 Don Cherry tie Wrapped in plastic; green
576 Don Cherry tie Wrapped in plastic; black
577 Don Cherry tie Wrapped in plastic; black
578 Don Cherry tie Wrapped in plastic; red
579 Don Cherry tie Wrapped in plastic; green
580 Photo--autographed St. Catharines Teepees of 1957, featuring Bobby Hull, Johnny McKenzie, Chico Maki,
Stan Mikita, coach Rudy Pilous and Matt Ravlich (b&w) (autographed by McKenzie)
581 Photo Chicago's Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita smiling, showing missing teeth (b&w)
582 Photo Bobby Hull of the Black Hawks leaps while wearing Indian headdress (colour)
583 Photo Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita pose on ice
584 Photo Bobby Hull & Stan Mikita holding '200' B&W
585 Photo Bobby Hull of Chicago signs autographs for kids. Hockey author Scott Young looks on
(b&w)
586 Photo Larry Hillman of Toronto checks Chicago's Bobby Hull (b8w)
587 Photo Bobby and Brett Hull pose in tuxes at NHL Awards (colour)
588 Photo Chicago's Stan Mikita & Bobby Hull pose (colour)
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589 Photo Black Hawks coach Charlie Conacher talks with goalie Frank Brimsek (1949-50) (b&w)
590 Photo Glenn Hall in action pose for Chicago (b&w)
591 Photo Glenn Hall in posed action shot for the Black Hawks (b&w)
592. Photo Bobby Hull does face plant
593 Photo Tony Esposito deflects puck into corner
594 Photo Glenn Hall in action for Chicago (colour)
595 Photo Bobby Hull reads story to infant (b&w)
596 Photo Bobby Hull of the Hawks falls on face during action (colour)
597 Photo Lionel Conacher, battered and bruised, undressing after game (b&w)
598 Photo Stan Mikita of Chicago poses, with inserted childhood photo (b&w)
599 Photo Bobby Hull action shot early in career with Chicago (colour)
600 Photo Bobby Hull works on farm (b&w)
601 Photo Unidentified Chicago Black Hawk player helped off ice by teammates in game against
Maple Leafs (b&w)
602 Photo Chicago's Bobby Hull comes out of a scrap with a bloody nose (colour)
603 Photo Chicago's Bill Mosienko scored 3 goals in 21 seconds to establish an NHL record (b&w)
604 Photo John Gottselig of Chicago Black Hawks (bF,w)
605 Framed photo Bobby Hull fires on Roger Crozier
606 Framed photo ' 1937 - 1938 Chicago Black Hawks
607 Framed photo Stan Mikita of Chicago is parked on the doorstep as Montreal's Charlie Hodge makes a
kick save (colour)
608 Framed photo Chicago's Bobby Hull faces Detroit's goaltender, Roger Crozier (colour)
609 Oversized photo Dick Irvin Sr., posed shot as captain of Chicago Black Hawks (b&w)
610 Oversized photo Bobby Hull of the Black Hawks chased by Dave Balon and Jacques Laperriere of the
Canadiens, with referee on left (colour)
611 Oversized photo Roy Conacher in action pose for Chicago Black Hawks (b&w)
612 Oversized photo Chicago coach Charlie Conacher talks to team (left to right: unidentified, Emile Francis,
Bill Gadsby, Johnny Mariucci) (b8w)
613 Oversized photo Black Hawks' Bill Mosienko after scoring 3 fastest goals
614 Oversized photo Denis DeJordy makes diving save on charging Red Wings Larry Jeffrey and Gordie
Howe (duplicate of 941) (colour)
615 Oversized mounted poster Denis DeJordy makes diving save on charging Red Wings Larry Jeffrey and Gordie
Howe (duplicate of 941) (colour)
616 Oversized mounted poster Stan Mikita battles Red Wings
617 Bobby Hull Skate Sharpener Package included, sharpener inside plastic
618 Brick from Chicago Stadium Genuine brick from Chicago Stadium, certificate included, gold plate on brick
619 Photo--auto ra hed Frank Mahovlich in action as a Red Win auto ra hed b&w
620 Photo Paul Coffe with Detroit Red Win s
621 Photo Steve Yzerman of Detroit leanin on net colour
622 Photo Production Line of Howe, Abel and Lindsay, beside shot of Gordie Howe and Ted
Lindsa in civilian clothes b&w
623 Photc Red Berenson of Detroit Red Win s from ma azine cover colour
624 Photo Detroit's Terry Sawchuck dives across crease to make save against Bert
Olmstead ? of the Ma le Leafs b&w
625 Photo Alex Delvecchio and Tim Horton
626 Photo 1961-62 Hamilton Red Wings team photo (individual) Season's Greetings to fans
b&w with s of colour
627 Photo Mud Bruneteau of the Detroit Red Win s b&w
628 Photo Terry Sawchuck of Detroit searches for puck in goal-mouth scramble against
Toronto b&w
629 Photo
. Terry Sawchuck of Red Wings dives to make save as Johnny Wilson of the
Leafs looks on b&w
630 Photo Ter Sawchuck of the Red Win s with stick raised b&w
631 Photo Ter Sawchuck of the Red Win s with stick raised b&w
632 Photo Detroit's Willie Huber ar ues oint with referee Bruce Hood colour
633 Photo
. After having received a death threat, Detroit's Ted Lindsay pretends to shoot a
fan in crowd at Ma le Leaf Gardens b&w/se is
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634. Photo Unidentified Detroit Red Win colour
635 Photo Detroit's Terr Sawchuck makes love colour
636 Photo Jack Adams while with Vancouver of PCHA b&w, colourized se is
637 Photo Jack Adams hugs Harry Lumley and Eddie Bruneteau of his Red Wings (b&w)
638 Photo Garr Un er as a kid wearin Canadiens' sweater beside friend b&w
639 Photo Gar Un er in wild olf attire ets hair ad ustment from oun lad b&w
640 Oversized photo Detroit Times newspaper announces 'Bruneteau wins longest game ever played,
1-0 on March 25, 1936 b&w
641 Oversized hoto Detroit's Steve Yzerman read for action colour
642 Oversized photo Detroit's Terry Sawchuck watches puck go wide. Wings include Vic Stasiuk,
Marcel Pronovost, Warren Godfrey and Norm Ullman. Leafs are Frank
Mahovlich, Red Kell ,Allan Stanle & Bob Nevin b&w
643 Mounted Oster Alex Delvecchio
644 Oversized mounted Oster Steve Yzerman
645 Oversized mounted Oster Alex Delvecchio turns to chase uck
646 Framed photo Frank Mahovlich with Detroit, Canadiens Laperriere, Harris and Beliveau in back
auto ra hed b Mahovlich
647 Dou Barkle file Dou Barkle wall file in sized box
648 Dou Barkle file Dou Barkle wall file in sized box
649 Detroit Red Win s coffee mu Off-white coffee mu with Detroit Red Win s to 0
650 Detroit Red Win s coffee mu Off-white coffee mu with Detroit Red Win s to 0
651 Photo Gordie Howe and Wayne Gretzky holding 1850 and 1851 pucks
652 Photo Gordie Howe with Whalers
653 Photo Young Gordie Howe headshot
654 Photo Gordie Howe being patted on face near bench
655 Photo Duplicate of 0514
656 Photo Gordie Howe wearing NHL Heroes jersey
657 Photo Gordie Howe wearing #16
658 Photo Gordie Howe and Eric Lindros with cake
659 Photo Gordie Howe and Jean Beliveau shaking hands B&W
660 Photo Gordie Howe fishing off dock
661 Photo Painted print of Gordie Howe as Red Wing, Whaler and Aero
662 Photo Sports Illustrated cover of Gordie Howe from March 1974
663 Photo Gordie Howe as Whaler with two others
664 Photo Gordie Howe on one knee talking with his goaltender
665 Photo Action shot of Gordie Howe (print)
666 Photo Gordie Howe shoots on Gump Worsley
667 Photo Duplicate of 0523
668 Photo Gordie Howe in fight
669 Photo Gordie Howe in white/green "W"jersey
670 Photo Caricature of Mark and Marty Howe
671 Photo Caricature of Mark and Marty Howe
672 Photo Gordie Howe taped up in hospital holding letters
673 Photo Gordie Howe shoots on Toros
674 Photo Gordie Howe on ice with sons (stopping)
675 Photo Gordie Howe in action with Detroit (colour)
676 Photo Gordie Howe of the Red Wings shakes hands with Montreal's Maurice Richard during the
1950's (b&w)
677 Photo Painting of Detroit's Gordie Howe (colour)
678 Photo Gordie Howe in action pose with WHA's Houston Aeros (colour)
679 Photo Gordie Howe in bandaged hospital shot after 1950 playoff accident (b&w)
680 Photo (upper left) Marilyn Howe and baby; (upper right) Mark and Marty Howe; (bottom) Gordie,
Mark and Marty Howe (b&w) -
681 Photc Team photograph of minor league champions, including young Gordie Howe (to right of
woman in back row) (b&w)
682 Photo Gordie Howe taking batting practice with Detroit Tigers (b&w)
683 Photo Gordie Howe in action with Red Wings (colour)
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684 Photo Cesare Maniago in net, Howe with puck
685 Framed photo Gordie Howe being chased by Frank Mahovlich
686 Oversized photo Roger Crozier and Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings in action (colour)
687 Mounted poster Gordie Howe circles behind Roger Crozier's net
688 White framed photo Gordie Howe and Roger Crozier
689 Photo ~ Scotty Bowman looking on, B&W
690 Photo Guy Lafleur action shot, Montreal Canadiens
691 Photo Guy Lafleur breaks up ice; Ken Dryden in net
692 Photo Ken Dryden looking down on puck (away Habs)'
693 Photo Ken Dryden on one knee in action (home Habs)
694 Photo Larry Robinson on ice looking on; away Habs
695 Photo 1945-46 Montreal Canadiens team portrait (b&w)
696
697 Photo A determined'Rocket' Richard of the Canadiens tries to stuff the puck past Toronto's
698 Harry Lumley (b&w)
699 Photo Montreal's'Rocket' Richard challenges Boston's 'Red' Henry (b&w)
700 Photo 1967-68 Montreal Canadiens team photo (colour)
701 Photo Jean Beliveau in posed action shot for Montreal (facsimile autograph) (colour)
702 Photo Danny Gallivan profile shot
703 Photo Boom Boom Geoffrion of Montreal attempts a wraparound against Denis DeJordy of
Chicago (colour)
704 Photo Bernie Geoffrion and wife look at Howie Morenz (her father) memorial photo (b&w)
705 Photo Bernie'Boom Boom' Geoffrion shoots on New York Rangers netminder (b&w)
706 Photo Henri Richard posed action shot (bRw)
707 Photo Bruce Hood (referee) looks on as linesman tries to break up fight between Canadiens
and Nordiques (two copies) (colour)
708 Photo Jean Beliveau, playing Senior hockey with Quebec Aces, poses with coach's son, Brent
Imlach, who later played in NHL (b&w)
709 Photo ' Montreal's'Rocket' Richard laughing with coach Toe Blake (b&w)
710 Photo ' Head shot of Guy Lafleur as a junior with Quebec (b&w)
711 Photo Sprague Cleghom, posed in Montreal Canadiens uniform (b&w)
712 Photo Joe Hall posing in Montreal Canadiens uniform (b&w)
713 Photo Brothers Henri and Maurice Richard of the Montreal Canadiens (colour)
714 Photo Maurice Richard dekes out Harry Lumley of the Maple Leafs (b&w)
715 Photo Long distance action shot of Maurice Richard scoring on the Maple Leafs (b&w)
716 Photo Posed portrait of Maurice 'Rocket' Richard (b&w)
717 Photo Montreal's Aurel Joliat sadly lookes at locker of his teammate, Howie Morenz, who died
of broken leg (b8w)
718 Photo Aftermath of'Richard Riot' in Montreal on March 17, 1955 (b&w)
719 Photo Doug Jarvis with the Stanley Cup during time with Montreal Canadiens (b&w)
720 Photo Doug Jarvis of Hartford Whalers with armoured knight (colour)
721 Photo Montreal Canadiens' netminder Georges Vezina (b&w)
722 Photo Maurice'Rocket' Richard in an intense pose while playing with Montreal (b&w)
723 Photo Howie Morenz posed in Montreal Canadiens uniform (b&w)
724 Photo Billy Couture poses as Montreal Canadien (b&w)
725 Photo Unidentified Montreal Canadien (b&w)
726 Photo Patrick Roy ready for shot
727 Photo Yvan Cournoyer in dark red behind net
728 Photo Ken Dryden crouches down, facing right side of ice B&W
729 Photo Jean Beliveau and Tim Horton behind net
730 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from November 25, 1974 featuring Ken Dryden (colour)
731 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from February 7, 1977 featuring Guy Lafleur (colour)
732 Photo Cover of Roch Carrier's book "The Sweater' (colour)
733 Photo Maurice Richard talking with Montreal coach Toe Blake (b&w)
734 Photo Jacques Plante of Montreal leaps over Leaf player sliding into the Montreal net (b&w)
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735 Photo Aurel Joliat of the Canadiens poses wearing peaked cap (plastic frame) (b8w)
736 Photo Gump Worsley makes diving save for Montreal against St. Louis Blues (colour)
737 Postcards Patrick Roy (2)
738 Oversized photo Team selected for All-Star Game in memory of deceased Howie Morenz (b8w)
739 Oversized photo Doug Harvey
740 Framed photo Danny Gallivan portrait (same as 922)
741 Framed photo Canadiens' Punch Line, with Maurice Richard, Elmer Lach and Toe Blake (b8w)
742 Framed photo Rocket Richard at table on radio airwaves
743 Framed photo Yvan Cournoyer of Montreal attempts to score on Toronto's Terry Sawchuk (colour)
744 Framed photo Montreal's Jean Beliveau follows puck, sandwiched by Bob McCord and Ed Johnston of
the Bruins (colour photograph)
745 Framed photo Yvan Cournoyer attempts to score on Toronto's on Gary Smith (colour)
746 Framed photo 'Boom Boom' Geoffrion of New York passes Jacques Laperriere of Canadiens (colour)
747 Framed photo 1957-1958 Canadiens (colour)
748 Mounted poster Yvan Cournoyer attempts to score on Toronto's on Gary Smith
749 Mounted poster Gump Worsley, Bobby Rousseau, J.C. Tremblay and Jacques Laperriere box in Boston's
Phil Esposito
750 Mounted poster Ken Dryden and Serge Savard guard against Dennis Hull
751 Oversized mounted poster Print of painting of Rocket Richard, bleeding from eye, shaking hands with Bruins goalie
Sugar Jim Henry
752 Oversized mounted photo Boom Boom Geoffrion beats Ed Chadwick of the Leafs
753 Photo Rod Gilbert in action for Rangers (colour)
754 Photo Buddy O'Connor of New York Rangers posing with trophies (b8w)
755 Photo . New York Rangers dressing room, including Allan Stanley and Charlie Rayner (b8w)
756 Photo ' Harry Howell beats Detroit's Bruce McGregor to puck
757 Photo Arnie Brown attempts to block shot in iron of Jacques Plante, while Wings look on
758 Photo Gump Worsley of Rangers makes save on Toronto's Tod Sloan as Allan Stanley looks
on (March 21, 1953) (b8w)
759 Photo Vic Hadfield of the Rangers shoots on Montreal s Ken Dryden (colour)
760 Photo Singer Cher with NHL star Vic Hadfield at 1982 charity hockey game (b8w)
761 Photo Rangers' coach Frank Boucher congratulates Bryan HeMall, who scored the Stanley Cup
winning goal in 1940 (b8w)
762 Photo New York Rangers circa 1930's with Muzz Patrick (right) (b8w)
763 Photo Jean Ratelle of Rangers passes out from behind net as Roger Crozier and Bert Marshall
of Detroit attempt to prevent the goal (colour)
764 Photo Bill Cook posed with New York Rangers (b8w)
765 Photo . 1927-28 New York Rangers
766 White framed photo Ranger defenseman Arnie Brown attempts to block Detroit shot as Jacques Plante
makes the save (colour)
767 White framed photo Lou Fontinato of the Rangers in penalty box (b8w)
768 White framed photo Vic Hadfield rings one off the post behind Ken Dryden
769 White framed photo Vic Hadfield of the Rangers in action (colour)
770
771 Oversized photo Muzz Patrick, AA Coulter, Ott Heller and Babe Pratt of the New York Rangers circa 1940
(b8w)
772 Oversized photo Gump Worsley of New York Rangers makes save on Toronto's George Armstrong as
Harry Howell looks on (b8w)
773 Oversized photo Lester Patrick with sons Muzz and Lynn during time with Rangers (b8w)
774 Oversized photo Bill Cook in Rangers jersey (b8w)
775 Oversized photo Harry Howell poses for New York Rangers (colour)
776 Oversized mounted poster ' Rod Gilbert in action
777 Oversized mounted poster Harry Howell beats Detroit's Bruce McGregor to puck
778 Mounted poster Mike Keating does face plant into twards B8W
779 Magazine Rod Gilbert magazine profile enclosed in plastic sleeve (colour)
780 Magazine Vic Hadfield magazine profile enclosed in plastic sleeve (colour)
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781 Framed mirror Mirror with photo of Bill Cook, Frank Boucher, Bun Cook
782 Rangers 45 Record Phil Esposito and the Ranger Rockers
783 Rangers 45 Record Phil Esposito and the Ranger Rockers
784 Photo--autographed Johnny Bower (autographed)
785 Photo--autographed Frank Mahovlich of Toronto scares on Bruins' Ed Johnston (b&w) (autographed by
Mahovlich)
786 Oversized mounted poster--
autographed Pavel Bure (signed by Red Kelly, Carl Brewer and Paul Terbenche)
787 Maple Leaf Hockey Talks--
autographed Contained in plastic sleeve; Johnny Bower (autographed)
788 Maple Leaf Hockey Talks Contained in plastic sleeve, Ron Ellis
789 Hockey Tips record Ron Ellison skating tips
790 Toronto Maple Leafs calendar Export'A' hanging calendar, one page per month
791 Sheet Music Crumpled music notes and lyrics far "Clear the Track Here Comes Shack" song written
by Brian McFarlane (3 sheets stapled single sided)
792 Photo Doug Gilmour off ice pose (wearing ring)
793 Photo ' Toronto's Doug Gilmour posed (colour)
794 Photo Leafs play at McIntyre Arena in Timmins (b&w)
795 Photo Danyl Sittler action shot, turning right Home leafs
796 Photo Harold Ballard in Santa Claus outfit with King Clancy as elf
797 Photo Frank Mahovlich
798 Photo Harold Ballard in wheelchair accompanied by partner, Yolanda (b&w)
799 Photo Cartoon of Lanny McDonald (colour)
800 Photo Leafs' Darryl Sittler in action (duplicate of 418) (colour)
801 Photo Maple Leaf trophy winners Pat Burns with Jack Adams and Doug Gilmour with Selke
(colour)
802 Photo Gus Bodnar portrait shot with Maple Leafs (b&w)
803 Photo Jim Thomson of the Maple Leafs (b&w)
804 Photo Billy Taylor wearing Maple Leafs sweater from time when he'd entertain Toronto fans
between periods (b&w)
805 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs' Billy Taylor (b&w)
806 Photo Bloody battle between Maple Leafs and Red Wings during early-1940's (b&w)
807 Photo Cad Brewer program cover
808 Photo Leafs driving their cars
809 Photo Program cover with Danny Lewicki
810 Photo Allan Stanley of Toronto and Johnny Bucyk of Boston look on as Johnny Bower makes
acrobatic save (b&w)
811 Photo Bobby Baun in posed action for Toronto (b&w)
812 Photo Lorne Chabot in net for Toronto (b&w)
813 Photo Simulated shot of Terry Sawchuck with career's worth of facial injuries (b&w)
814 Photo Bob Pulford of Leafs tries to score on prone Jacques Plante from near impossible angle
(b&w)
815 Photo King Clancy dressed in beard, crown and robes, pulled on sleigh on'King Clancy Night'
at Maple Leat Gardens March 17, 1934 (b&w)
816 Photo Billy Taylor posed in Maple Leafs uniform (b&w)
817 Photo Print of autographed program from Maple Leaf Gardens, November 1936. Reproduced
signatures include Charlie Conacher, Syl Apps, Turk Broda, Red Horner and Conn
Smythe (velour)
818 Photo Dave Keon posed with Leafs (colour)
819 Photo Toronto's Red Kelly (colour)
820 Photo Turk Broda crouching
821 Photo Syl Apps of the Toronto Maple Leafs (colour)
822 Photo Turk Broda sitting on weigh scale (b8w)
823 Photo Felix Potvin ready for shot
824 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs on blue line prior to first game at Air Canada Centre, 1999 (colour)
825 Photo Mats Sundin of Toronto Maple Leafs celebrating with Danny Markov, Steve Thomas
(colour)
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g2g Photo Red Kelly of the Leafs takes flight as Allan Stanley and Tim Horton hold back Chicago's
Bobby Hull (colour)
827 Photo Maple Leafs' Curtis Joseph makes save on John LeClair of Flyers (colour)
828 Photo i Howie Meeker of the Maple Leafs in action pose (b&w)
g2g Photo Empty Maple Leaf Gardens (b&w)
830 Photo Duplicate of 0504
831 Photo Red Kelly scores on Bruins
832 Photo Terry Sawchuck in action for the Maple Leafs (colour)
833 Photo Howie Meeker head shot (b&w)
834 Photo
'. Toronto looks to score on Montreal's Jacques Plante as Doug Harvey (Montreal) and
Allan Stanley (Toronto) look on (b&w).
835 Photo Maple Leafs All-Star contingent: Borje Salming, Lanny McDonald, trainer Joe Sgro, Ian
Turnbull (colour)
836 Photo Toronto's Darryl Sittler scores on Detroit goalie (b&w)
g37 Photo Bee Hive Golden Corn Syrup advertisement featuring Leafs' SyI Apps, Bingo Kampman,
Bob Davidson and Gord Drillon (b&w)
838 Photo Cartoon of King Clancy 'Tribute to the King (colour)
839 Photo King Clancy in referee attire chatting with NHL president Red Dutton (b&w)
840 Photo Newspaper article chronicling Sittler's 10-point night (b&w)
841 Photo Young Foster Hewitt head shot, signed to CCM hockey fans (b&w)
842 Photo Foster Hewitt in gondola (b8w)
843 Photo Foster Hewitt in action, program in front (b8w)
844 Photo King Clancy 75th birthday cake (b8w)
845 Photo Harold Ballard and Stafford Smythe wearing Beatles' wigs to promote Beatles'
appearance at Maple Leaf Gardens (b8w)
846 Photo Harold Ballard in Leafs' uniform on skates in shooting pose (colour)
847 Photo Darryl Sittler of the Maple Leafs in action (colour)
848
849 Photo Harold Ballard in Santa Claus suit and King Clancy as elf from 1980 Christmas card
(original had been signed) (colour)
850 Photo (605a & 605b) Clarence'Hap' Day's 1927-28 contract with Toronto Maple Leafs (colour)
851 Photo Picture of Maple Leaf Gardens program featuring Syl Apps circa early-1940's (colour)
g52 Photo '. Picture of Maple Leaf Gardens program featuring Hank Goldup circa early-1940's
(colour)
853 Photo Picture of Maple Leaf Gardens program from 1930's (colour)
854 Photo Picture of program featuring King. Clancy
855 Photo Photo of program featuring Bucko McDonald
856 Photo Photo of Maple Leafs program spotlighting Bob Goldham, circa 1947 (colour)
857 Photo Ace Bailey in civilian clothing shakes hands with uniformed Eddie Shore of Boston (b8w)
858 Photo Conn Smythe of the Maple Leafs chats with his coach, Dick Irvin (b8w)
859 Photo Program cover with Billy Harris
860 Photo Hap Day's Canada Dryad
861 Photo Player pose Ken Doraty
862 Photo Crowds line up down Church Street to get Maple Leafs playoff tickets in 1940's (b8w)
863 Photo Inside view of Maple Leaf Gardens as it was nearing completion (b8w)
864 Photo Beatles with hand holding $5.50 tickets to concerfat Maple Leaf Gardens on September
7 (b8w) -
865 Photo Shot of Church and Carlton streets in Toronto before Maple Leaf Gardens was built
(b8w)
866 Photo Aftermath of Leafs/Rangers on-ice brawl (colour)
867 Photo Ron Ellis of Toronto in action against Chicago (colour)
868 Photo Les Costello shown as Toronto Maple Leafs and as a priest (b8w)
869 Photo Three phases of Howie Meeker's career: player, broadcaster, analyst (b8w)
870 Photo Bobby Baun'sgome-winning goal in 1964, scored on broken leg (b8w)
871 Photo Bobby Baun's posed action shot with Maple Leafs (b8w)
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872 Photo
' Ace Bailey in civilian clothes shakes hand with Boston's Eddie Shore (b&w) (duplicate of
1159)
873 Photo Toronto's George Armstrong, Detroit's Red Kelly and referee Red Storey argue at penalty
box (b&w)
874 Photo Fan Photo Day at Maple Leaf Gardens in the late-1950's or 1960's (b&w)
875 Photo Posed shot of trio, including Gord Drillon, Syl Apps and unidentified player labelled
'Toronto Leafs on their Way to Stanley Cup' (b&w/sepia)
876 Photo Bill Barilko congratulated by owner Conn Smythe (duplicate of 1259) (b&w)
877 Photo Toronto's Bill Barilko congratulated by team owner Conn Smythe as teammates Joe
Klukay and Harry Watson look on (b&w)
878 Photo Ace Bailey as Maple Leaf (b&w)
879 Photo Frank Finnigan posed in Toronto Maple Leafs uniform, circa early-1930's (colour)
880 Photo Sports Illustrated: Doug Gilmour May 93
881
882 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated Canada from May 10, 1993 featuring Doug Gilmour (colour)
883 Photo Frank Mahovlich of Toronto tried to tuck puck past Gerry Cheevers of the Bruins (colour)
884 Photo ' Cover of Maple Leaf magazine titled 'Victory of Vision' (colour)
885 Photo Elvis Presley on stage at Maple Leaf Gardens (b&w)
886 Photo Photographer Bruce Bennett at Maple Leaf Gardens
887 Photo Lefty Wilson with Maple Leafs wearing a cartoon sign reading Traitor' around neck
888 Photo Leaf Assistant Captain and an all star
889 Photo Esso actor Murray Westgate's profile photo (b&w)
890 Old car advertising Maroons/Leafs
891 Photo Church service at Maple Leaf Gardens (b8w)
892 Photo Tiger Williams of Vancouver rides stick after scoring (b&w)
893 Photo Tiger Williams riding stick after goal with Canucks (colour)
894 Photo Gord Drillon, Syl Apps and unidentified player in posed action (b&w/sepia)
895 Photo Ted Kennedy of the Toronto Maple Leafs in posed action (b&w)
896 Photo Chimpanzee dressed in Toronto Maple Leafs uniform (b&w)
897 Photo Hockey-playing chimpanzee dressed in Maple Leaf uniform (b&w)
898 Photo Tiny Tim is helped onto the ice at Maple Leaf Gardens by Mike Walton and Jim McKenny
(b&w)
899 Photo Entertainer Tiny Tim with Maple Leaf Gardens usherettes (b&w)
900 Photo '. Harold Ballard postcard
901 Program covers 4 Leafs highlighted, including Gord Drillon
902 Sittler's 10 Points News Clipping Cardboard copy of article
903 Bob Pulford mini-poster Page from Canadian Weekly magazine
904 Framed photo (original frame) Brothers Lionel and Charlie Conacher outside plane (b&w; framed)
905 Framed photo Program cover (Cartoon of Leafs vs Maroons)
906 Framed photo Leaf program with Charlie Conacher profiled
907 Framed photo 1932 Toronto Maple Leafs: Team Photo, Individual Shots
908 Framed photo Turk Broda squatting position
909 Framed photo Location at Church and Carlton where Maple Leaf Gardens was later built
910 Framed photo Foster Hewitt in broadcast booth, program in front (b&w)
911 Framed photo "He Shoots,He Scores" Foster Hewitt book jacket
912 Framed photo ' Punch Imlach postcard
913 Framed photo Radio version of Hot Stove Lounge
914 Framed photo Program cover w! Gardens and 6 Flags on front
915 Framed photo Barilko scores famous overtime winner in 1951
916 Framed photo King Clancy player pose
917 Framed photo The Kid Line; Jackson, Primeau, Conacher
918 Framed photo Dunlop Tire poster of 14 Maple Leaf players and their cars
919 Framed photo King Clancy night at Maple Leaf Gardens (Clancy in sleigh)
920 Framed photo 1926-1927 Toronto St. Pats
921 Framed photo . 1931-1932 Toronto Maple Leafs -- Stanley Cup team (b&w)
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922 Framed photo Dave Keon dekes out L.A. goalie Gerry Desjardins (b&w)
923 Framed photo Maple Leafs 8 All Stars group photo from Ace Bailey Benefit Game, Feb. 14, 1934
924 Framed photo Dave Keon of Toronto faces Gerry Cheevers of Boston as George Armstrong and Dallas
Smith look on (colour)
925 Framed photo Frank Mahovlich tries to score on the Rangers' Ed Giacomin (colour)
926 Framed photo Advertisement for Hearn Pontiac featuring hockey players (b&w)
927 Mounted poster Red Kelly of the Leafs battles Montreal Canadiens
928 Mounted poster Oversized Foster Hewitt poster
929 Oversized poster Print of painting of Bill Barilko's dramatic overtime goal that won Toronto the Stanley Cup
in 1951 (colour)I
930 Oversized photo Maple Leaf players in military attire (Red Horner, Syl Apps and Hap Day) greet owner
Conn Smythe (b&w)
931 Oversized photo Red Kelly of Toronto chases Detroit's Gordie Howe as goalie Hank Bassen looks on
(b&w)
932 Oversized photo Red Homer player pose (b&w)
933 Oversized photo Allan Cup champion Toronto Marlboros (seniors), including George Armstrong, Bill
Johansen, Harold Ballard, Flash Hollett, Joe Primeau, John McLellan, Hugh Bolton, etc.
(b&w)
934 Oversized framed photo Construction of Maple Leaf Gardens in 1931 (labelled 633a,b,c,d) (b&w)
935 Oversized framed photo Collage of different action shots of Leafs and Red Wings
936 Oversized mounted poster ' AI lafrate'Wild Thing'
937 Oversized mounted poster Bell All Tire Great Leaf Team 19 Players
938 Oversized mounted poster Andy Bathgate stands in front of Montreal goal
939 Oversized mounted poster Andy Bathgate in a sea of Habs
940 Oversized mounted poster Letter to Maple Leafs from Toronto's Mayor
941 Oversized mounted poster Dave Keon of the Leafs shooting on Vancouver Canuck
942 Oversized mounted poster Toronto Sun front page'DONE LIKE DINNER'
943 Oversized mounted poster Bill Barilko montage -- hockey and missing
944 Oversized mounted poster Darryl Sittler
945 Oversized mounted poster Max and Doug Bentley
946 Contract Copy of King Clancy's first contract. Two page single-sided signed contract (copy);
contained in plastic sleeve holder
947 Photo--autographed . Buffalo's Eddie Shack rides on back of Seals' Gerry Ehman (b&w)
948 Photo . Gilbert Perreault in pose for Buffalo (colour)
949 Photo Gilbert Perreault lugs the puck away from goalie Roger Crozier (colour)
950 Photo
Cover of Sports Illustrated from February 26, 1973 featuring Gilbert Perreault (colour)
951 Photo Alexander Mogilny in action with Buffalo Sabres (b&w)
952 Photo Duplicate of 0496
953 Photo Peterborough Petes 1991 cut-out photo (colour)
954 Framed photo Tim Horton of Sabres eludes Pete Mahovlich (colour)
955 Framed photo--autographed Gary Roberts as Flame (autographed)
956 Photo--autographed Joe Nieuwendyk in action with Flames (autographed) (colour)
957 Photo Joey Mullen wedding photo (colour)
958 Photo Lanny McDonald on ice looking on away with Calgary Flames
959 Photo AI Maclnnis, Mike Vernon and 2 Canadiens
960 Photo Theo Fleury & Larry Robinson
961 Photo Caricature of Lanny McDonald with his oversized moustache (colour)
962 Photo--autographed Marcel Dionne action shot with Kings (autographed)
963 Photo Alexei Zhitnik of Kings checks Blackhawk (duplicate of 539) (colour)
964 Photo Alexei Zhitnik body checks Blackhawk
965 Photo Gerry Desjardins of the Los Angeles Kings makes save with Toronto's Ron Ellis looking
on (colour)
966 Oversized photo Kings/Penguins play in Tropicana Field
967 Photo ' Minnesota North Stars (b&w)
968 Photo Gump Worsley in net for North Stars (b&w)
969 Photo Bill Masterton of the Minnesota North Stars (b&w)
970 Photo--autographed Billy Smith playing puck (autographed)
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971 Photo Bob Nystrom goes in on Flyers Goalie
972 Photo Bob Nystrom celebrates OT goal
973 Photo Bryan Trottier of the Islanders salutes fans (colour)
974 Photo Mike Bossy on ice looking on
975 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from May 14, 1984 featuring Mike Bossy (colour)
976 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from April 16, 1979 featuring Denis Potvin (cover)
977 Photo Bernie Parent interviewed after Stanley Cup victory
978 Photo Kate Smith sings Gad Bless America
979 Photo Toothless Bobby Clarke on ice (b&w)
ggD Photo Fred Shero wearing plaid jacket behind bench for Philadelphia Flyers (colour)
981 Photo AI Conroy of the Flyers shoots on San Jose's Arturs Irbe (duplicate) (colour)
982 Photo AI Conroy of Flyers upended as he shoots at the Sharks' Arturs Irbe (colour)
983 Photo Bobby Clarke of the Flyers hooks Guy Lapointe of the Canadiens (colour)
984 Photc Kate Smith and Flyers netminder Bernie. Parent (colour)
985 Photo Bernie Parent makes pad save
986 Photo Bernie Parent talks to reporters
g$7 Photo Eric Lindros in warm up turning right
g$$ Photo Rick Leetch in action for Flyers (b&w)
989 Photo Flyers' Bill Barber and St. Louis player in net (colour)
990 Photo Eric Lindros of Philadelphia in action shot (colour)
991 Photo Eric Lindros of Flyers in action (colour)
992 Photo Ran Sutter shoots on Grant Fuhr
993 Photo Philadelphia Flyers 1973-74 team photo (colour)
994 White framed photo Bobby Clarke of Philadelphia shows intensity in game against Toronto (colour)
995 Oversized mounted poster Eric Lindros photo, including information
996 Photo Mario Lemieux action shot skating, leaning right
997 Photo Scotty Bowman behind Penguins' bench (colour)
998 Photo Mario Lemieux fights off Flyer
999 Photo Cover of Sports Illustrated from February 6, 1989 featuring Mario Lemieux (colour)
1000 Photo Pittsburgh's Mario Lemieux ready for face-off (colour)
1001
1002 Plaque Mario Lemieux wooden plaque
1003 Oversized mounted poster ' Mario Lemieux
1004 Oversized mounted poster Jaromir Jagr
1005 Mario Lemieux Stand Up figure '.. Standing, fully dressed in white uniform; cardboard
1006 Poster Full size poster with Joe Sakic as Avalanche; dark jersey
1007 Photo Joe Sakic in action with the Nordiques (colour)
1008 Photo Joe Sakic of Avalanche up close (colour)
1009 Plaque Guy Lafleur in Quebec wooden plaque
1010 Photo Brett Hull of the Blues during warm-up (colour)
1011 Photo Brett Hull action shot with St. Louis (colour)
1012 Photo Brett Hull in warm up
1013 Photo Newspaper article titled '(Brett) Hull Answers Back' (colour)
1014 Photo The entire Sutter family dressed up for special occasion (colour)
1015 Oversized mounted poster Brett Hull
1016 Photo Nilsson, Hull and Hedberg squat in net for Winnipeg Jets (colour)
1017 Photo Teemu Selanne on ice looking on away Jets
1018 Oversized mounted poster Teemu Selanne
1019 Oversized mounted poster Winnipeg Jets
1D20 Photo Unidentified player with Washington Capitals (colour)
1021 Oversized mounted poster Florida Panthers
1022 Oversized mounted poster San Jose Sharks Logo
1023 Photo--autographed Action shot of Brooke White (Western Women's Hockey League); autographed, push pin
holes
1024 Photo Manon Rheaume in position far Atlanta (colour)
1025 Photo Manon Rheaume head shot with Atlanta (colour)
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1026 Photo 'She's an All Star' magazine article about Abby Hoffman (lwo copies, 741a & 741 b) (b8w)
1027 Photo University of Toronto women playing hockey in early-1900's (b8w)
1028 Photo ~ Manon Rheaume in Atlanta jersey (colour)
1029 Photo Team Canada's Women's Hockey Team that won the World Championship in 1990
(colour)
1030 Photo 'Abby's own story' article (red border)
1031 Photo Team Canada Women's Team photo, 1992, including Manon Rheaume, Vicky Sunohara,
Danielle Goyette and Angela James (colour) (x2)
1032 Photo Posed shot of Eva Ault of Ottawa Alerts circa 1918 (b8w)
1033 Photo British women's hockey team dressing for game in 1949 (b8w)
1034 Photo Women's hockey in Wimbledon Park, England, in 1893 (b8w)
1035 Photo Prairie women using tree branches for sticks (b8w)
1036 Photo Turn of the century women's hockey team wearing ribbons (b8w)
1037 Photo Women's hockey game -- Okotoks versus Vulcan, Alberta (b8w)
1038 Photo Women's hockey team surrounding young man (b8w)
1039 Photo Women's hockey team posed in uniform (b8w)
1040 Photo Posed shot of Margie Copping of McGill, Montreal (b8w)
1041 Photo Women's hockey team (b8w)
1042
1043 Photo Two ladies face off in front of other women on outdoor rink (b8w)
1044 Photo Young girls enjoy an outdoor skate (b8w)
1045 Photo Female hockey player posed (b8w)
1046 Magazine cover Women's hockey, February 23, Saturday Evening Post cover
1047 Oversized photo Cobalt Ladies Hockey Team (1910-11) of Temiskaming League (b8w)
1048 Oversized photo Women's hockey, including photos of NHL players with their daughters
1049 Oversized photo Ottawa Alerts Ladies Champions of 1923
1050 Oversized mounted poster Manon Rheaume
1051 Oversized mounted poster Manon Rheaume with information
1052 Oversized framed poster original Port Dover Ladies Hockey Club poster far upcoming game
1053 Framed photo Vintage women's hockey team, K on sweater (Kananites)
1054 Framed photo Female hockey player, smiling (b8w)
1055 Framed photo '. Preston Rivulettes team photo on bus (b8w)
1056 Framed photo Dr. Marian Hillard player pose 1920's
1057 Framed photo Ahby Hoffman on ice with figure skater (b8w)
1058 Framed photo A ladies' hockey team from Toronto
1059 Framed photo Marm Schmuck on shoulders of Hilda Ranscombe, Nellie Ranscombe and Helen
Schmuck (b8w)
1060 Framed photo Margaret Topp (now Carter) player pose (b8w)
1061 Framed photo Isobel Stanley in white on Rideau Hall Rink in Ottawa. Earliest photo of women playing
hockey (b8w)
1062 Framed photo Abby Hoffman with Leafs' Jim Thomson and Jim Morrison (b8w)
1063 Framed photo Early women's hockey team, posed (b8w)
1064 Framed photo Early women's hockey game, outdoors
1065 Photo--autographed Team Canada's Darryl Sittler scores in 1976 Canada Cup (colour) ***autographed***
1066 Photo Dennis Potvin head shot Team Canada
1067 Photo Lafleur, Bossy, Gretzky -- Team Canada
1068 Photo 3 chronological photos of Paul Henderson's series-winning goal in Game 8 during
Summit Series of 1972 (labelled 477a,b,c) (b8w)
1069 Photo Team Canada's Darryl Sittler celebrates winning goal in 1976 Canada Cup (colour)
1070 Photo Vladislav Tretiak
1071 Photo Duplicate of 0502
1072 Photo Canada's Mike Bossy scores on Soviets during 1984 Canada Cup
1073 Photo Canada/Russia player battle in corner
1074 Photo Gilbert Perreault bust shot with Team Canada (colour)
1075 Mounted poster Oversized Paul Henderson goal print, painted originally and signed by Andre
Larcheveque
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1076 Oversized mounted poster Russian and Canadian teams stand during anthem prior to game in 1972 Summit Series
1077 Oversized mounted poster ' Team Canada 1996
1075 Oversized mounted poster Team USA vs. Team Canada action
1079 Oversized mounted poster Same as 0896
1080 Oversized mounted poster Calgary 1988 Olympic Winter Games
1081 Oversized photo Team Canada's Paul Henderson scores winning goal in 1972 Summit Series against
Soviets (three frames in one shot) (b8w)
1082 Photo--autographed The Hanson Brothers on bench from'Slapshot' (autographed by Brothers Jeff Carlson,
Dave Hanson and Steve Carlson)(b8w)
1083 Photo Paul Newman on ice from'Slapshot' (b8w)
1084 Photo Paul Newman with George Ray Hill during shooting of'Slapshot' (b8w)
1085 Photo Paul Henderson posed photo, original signed (colour)
1086 Photo Paul Newman tussles with goalie from'Slapshot' (b8w)
1087 Photo Fight scene from film, 'Slapshot' (b8w)
1088 Photo Weekend magazine cover with Paul Newman from 'Slapshot' (colour)
1089 Photo Jahn Wayne and unidentified actor from'Idol of the Crowds,' early Hollywood hockey film
(b8w)
1090 Photo John Wayne separated from opponent by woman in still from early Hollywood hockey
film, 'Idol of the Crowds' (b8w)
1091 Photo John Wayne with youngster on ice from hockey film'Idol of the Crowds'
1092 Photo ', Action shot from Hollywood film 'Idol of the Crowds' starring John Wayne (b8w)
1093 Photo ~ John Wayne prone with actress and actor looking on from 'Idol of the Crowds' still (b8w)
1094 Photo Advertisement for Hollywood film 'It's a Pleasure' starring Sonja Henie (colour)
1095 Photo Movie still of fight between Wildcat and Seal from old Hollywood hockey movie (b8w)
1096 Photo Movie still of old Hollywood hockey film with Wildcats and Seals (b8w)
1097 Photo--autographed Johnny Bower makes pad save (autographed)
1098 Photo--autographed Glossy photo of Johnny Bower, action shot, autographed on blocker
1099 Photo Masked Jacques Plante in action (b8w)
1100 Photo Print of painting of Montreal's Jacques Plante (colour)
1101 Photo ' Jacques Plante wearing toque (b8w)
1102 Photo Jacques Plante of Montreal wearing dark mask and holding clear mask (b8w)
1103 Photo Jacques Plante with a variety of masks he created (b8w)
1104 Photo ' Collection of Jacques Plante masks (colour)
1105 Photo Jacques Plante holds up two of his early masks (b8w)
1106 Photo Gump Worsley of the North Stars and Rick Kehoe of the Leafs converse on ice (b8w)
1107 Gump Worsley of the North Stars and Rick Kehoe of the Leafs converse on ice (b8w)
1108 Photo ! Gump Worsley makes diving save for Rangers with Bill Gadsby looking on (b8w)
1109 Photo Terry Sawchuck with computer generated facial scars (b8w)
1110 Print Terry Sawchuck painting
1111 Photo Collage of 5 goalies and colourful masks, titled Snapshots (colour), also Terry Sawchuk
in action with Leafs (colour)
1112 Photo ' Rangers' Gilles Grafton wearing his well-remembered lion mask (b8w)
1113 Photo '. Close up of GiIleSGratton's lion mask (colour)
1114 Photo Close up of Gilles Gratton's lion mask (colour)
1115 Photo Rangers' Gilles Grafton wearing lion mask (duplicate of 599) (b8w)
1116 Photo Close up of Gilles Gratton's lion mask (colour)
1117 Photo Scary goalie mask (colour)
1118 Photo Scary goalie mask (colour)
1119 Photo Side view of Cheevers mask (colour)
1120 Photo Gerry Cheevers wearing mask (colour)
1121 Photo Gerry Cheevers wearing mask (sideview) (colour)
1122 Photo Time Magazine with Bernie Parent mask on cover
1123 Photo Cover of Time Magazine from February 24, 1975 featuring Bernie Parent (colour}
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1124 Photo Lester Patrick standing in for injured netminder with New York Rangers (b&w)
1125 Photo Lester Patrick, coach of New York Rangers, suits up for injured goaltender (b&w)
1126 Photo Picture of painting of Lester Patrick preparing to step into goal for New York Rangers
(colour)
1127 Photo Bill Ranford of the Oilers in action (colour)
1128 Photo Andy Brown, the NHL's last maskless goalie, in action with Pittsburgh (colour)
1129 .Photo Soviet goalie wearing primitive mask (b&w)
1130 Photo Roy Worters posed with New York Americans (original was signed) (colourized) jersey
1131 Photo _ Roy Worters posed with New York Americans (original was signed) (colourized) jersey
1132 Photo Alex Connell with the Montreal Maroons (b8wlsepia)
1133 Photo Team USA's Jim Craig celebrates 'Miracle on Ice' (colour)
1134 Photo Ed Giacomin tends goal for Rangers (colour)
1135 Photo Greg Stefan in net for Red Wings (original was autographed) (colour)
1136 Photo Unidentified goalie for Ottawa Senators in action (colour)
1137 Photo Unidentified goalie for Quebec Nordiques (colour)
1138 Photo Goaltender for Harvard University
1139 Photo Alex Connell of the Montreal Maroons (b8w)
1140 Photo Elaborate mask worn by unidentified goalie (colour)
1141 Photo Elaborate mask worn by unidentified goalie (colour)
1142 Photo Elaborate mask worn by unidentified goalie (colour)
1143 Photo Collection of elaborate goalie mask designs (colour)
1144 Photo Goaltender Gerry Desjardins of the Buffalo Sabres (colour)
1145 Photo Philadelphia goaltender sprawls to thwart St. Louis Blues (b&w)
1146 Photo Soviet netminder Vladislav Tretiak and wife (colour)
1147 Photo Felix Potvin looking to his left
1148 Photo Turk Broda skims across crease
1149 Photo Turk Broda and Bill Durnan (b&w)
1150 Photo Frank McCool, Toronto's goaltending hero in 1945 (b&w)
1151 Photo George Hainsworth of the Toronto Maple Leafs (b&w)
1152 Photo Bill Durnan makes posed glove save for Montreal Canadiens (b&w)
1153 Photo Ken Dryden playing goal at the age of 8 (colour)
1154
1155 Photo Elaborate mask worn by New York Rangers goalie (colour)
1156 Photo Don Keenan of the Boston Bruins in his only NHL game (b&w)
1157 Photo Don Keenan of the Boston Bruins in his only NHL game (b&w)
1158 Photo Ambidextrous Frank Brimsek of the Bruins shows off his gloves (b&w)
1159 Photo Frank Brimsek, goalie for Boston Bruins (b&w)
1160 Photo Tony Esposito looking at shooter
1161 Photo Alfie Moore in replacement role with Chicago Black Hawks (b&w)
1162 Photo Chuck Gardiner of the Chicago Black Hawks (b&w)
1163 Photo Glen Hall in action for St. Louis (b&w)
1164 Photo Sam LoPresti with Black Hawks (b&w)
1165 Photo Time Magazine cover from February 11, 1935 with Chicago's Lorne Chabot on cover
(colour)
1166 Photo Wooden goalie stick from Stanley Cup final in 1899 (colour)
1167 Framed photo Jacques Plante of Montreal putting on mask with bloody face (b&w)
1168 Framed photo Whitey Merritt (white pads) with Winnipeg Victorias (b&w)
1169 Framed photo Framed print of Ranger goalie Lester Patrick's famous game against Maroons (colour)
1170 Framed photo Clint Benedict with early mask
1171 Framed photo Charlie Teno in net 1938139
1172 Oversized photo Print of a painting of Ken Dryden, signed by artist (colour)
1173 Oversized mounted poster Eddie Belfour
1174 Oversized mounted poster Ed Belfour's Eagle mask
1175 Oversized mounted poster Dominik Hasek tribute, including two photos and caption
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1176 Oversized mounted poster Molson Canadian masks
1177 Photo I Artist depiction of Wanderers, Quebec, Waterloo and Ottawa sweaters 1908-1910
(velour)
1178 Photo Artist depiction of Americans, Bruins, Rangers and Brooklyn Americans' sweaters 1937-
1942 (colour)
1179 Photo Artist depiction of Black Hawks, Canadiens, Canadiens and Maple Leafs sweaters 1943-
1945 (colour)
1180 Photo _ Artist depiction of Canadiens, Cobalt, Haileybury, Renfrew sweaters 1910-1911 (colour)
1181 Photo Artist depiction of Victoria, Shamrocks, Winnipeg, Montreal sweaters 1898-1902 (colour)
1182 Photo Artist depiction of St. Pats, Pirates, Detroit, Brack Hawks sweaters 1926-1927 (colour)
1183 Photo Artist depiction of Seattle, Canadiens, Regina, Ottawa sweaters 1920-1922 (colour)
1184 Photo Artist depiction of St. Pats, Bruins, Detroit, Chicago sweaters 1927-1930 (colour)
1185 Photo Artist depiction of Canadiens, New Westminster, Quebec, Canadiens sweaters 1911-
1912 (colour)
1186 Photo Artist depiction of Sydney, Tecumsehs, Portland, Victorias sweaters 1913-1926 (colour)
1187 Photo ' Artist depiction of Edmonton, Montreal, Montreal, Americans sweaters 1924-1926
1188 (colour)
1189 Photo Artist depiction of Quebec, Victoria, Toronto, Vancouver sweaters 1913-1915 (colour)
1190 Photo Artist depiction of Tigers, St.Pats, Saskatoon, Calgary sweaters 1922-1924 (colour)
1191 Photo Artist depiction of Quakers, Bruins, Rangers, Ottawa sweaters 1931-1933 (colour)
1192 Photo Artist depiction of Toronto, Americans, Detroit, St. Louis sweaters 1934-1935 (colour)
1193 Photo Haileybury Hockey Club (b&w)
1194 Photo Toronto's Riverdale Park, with multiple hockey games on-going (b&w)
1195 Photo Wembley Cubs work on pasture during a hockey practice in England (b&w)
1196 Photo "Would you Believe It?" poem (b&w)
1197 Photo Picture of Gotham Hockey Push/Pull hockey game (colour)
1198 Photo 'A Star in the Making' newspaper articl@ about Brett Armstrong of Cavan, Ontario (b&w)
1199 Photo U.S. president Ronald Reagan taks shot on goalie (colour)
1200 Photo Yogi Berra squatting down in New York Yankees uniform (colour)
1201 Photo Duplicate of 658
1202 Photo Irma Coucill line drawing of Arthur Farrell, who wrote first hockey book (b&w)
1203 Photo St.Paul vs. Minneapolis playing for a Kiwanis convention in 1925 (b&w)
1204 Photo Playing hockey on frozen river in Alberta (b&w)
1205 Photo Artist depiction of skating at new rink in Saint John, NB circa 1869 (b&w)
1206 Photo The Million Dollar Player caricature, created by Ted Michener in the 1970's (b&w)
1207 Photo 'Cyclone' Taylor portrait (b&w)
1208 Photo Philadelphia Quakers team shot (individual poses) from 1930-31 (b8w)
1209 Photo Zamboni with'Buffalo Savings Bank' on side (b&w)
1210 Photo Early Zamboni (b&w)
1211 Photo Early ice resurfacing machine, photo taken outside (b&w)
1212 Photo Modern Zamboni (b&w)
1213 Photo Nels Stewart posed in New York Americans sweater (colourized)
1214 Photo Artist depiction of aboriginals playing hockey-like game (lacrosse?) on frozen pond
(colour)
1215 Photo Women's baseball being played on floor of Maple Leaf Gardens (b&w)
1216 Photo Hippodrome in St. Paul, Minnesota (b&w)
1217 Photo St. Catharines Orioles -- Canada's only'all-coloured team' (b&w)
1218 Photo Ralph'Scotty' Bowman of St. Louis Eagles in action pose (b&w)
1219 Photo Early artificial ice rink in Soviet Union//Soviet hockey team (b8.w, combination photo)
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1220 Photo Advertisement far McNiece & Orchard and Hardisty-Proulx hockey sticks (b8w)
1221 Photo Bradford Wood Products hockey stick manufacturing factory circa 1936 (b8w)
1222 Photo The Hats that Click in the NHL
1223 Photo Photo of program cover with 46-47 All Stars
1224 Photo Referee Red Storey's final game (1959) pointing out fan with gun (b8w)
1225 Photo RCAF Flyers 1942 Allan Cup Champions team photo (b8w)
1226 Photo Jean Pusie goes after fans in crowd during game in Wichita (b8w)
1227 Photo Advertisement for Bradford hockey sticks circa 1936 (b8w)
1228 Photo Winners of Asdale Shield 1913
1229 Photo 3 referees
1230 Photo Coach talking to Harlem Globetrotters
1231 Photo Print of December 1, 1934 issue of Collier's cover with material goalie (colour)
1232 Photo Print of January 24, 1931 Collier's cover with hockey illustration (colour)
1233 Photo BeeHive Golden Com Syrup advertisement with NHL picture offer (b8w)
1234 Photo Manny McIntyre, Herb Carnegie and Ozzie Carnegie formed the'All-Coloured Line' that
terrorized senior hockey in the 1940's (b8w)
1235 Photo Cree and Ojibway Indian Hockey Tour (b8w)
1236 Photo New York Americans' team photo (b8w)
1237 Photo Hec Pozzo and Don Grosso of 1947-48 St. Louis Flyers (AHL) with local baseball great
Yogi Berra (b8w)
1238 Photo . O'Brien Trophy for winner of the National Hockey Association (b8w)
1239 Photo International contest played outdoors (b8w)
1240 Photo Unidentified figure skater (b8w)
1241 Photo Hockey team sporting striped uniformsposes for team photo (b8w)
1242 Photo Team with championship trophy circa 1920's (b8w)
1243 Photo Goal judge stands behind net with fur coat and bell (b8w)
1244 Photo . Two teams (one is McGill) compete in game outdoors (b8w)
1245 Photo Intemational hockey player being congratulated. (b8w)
1246 Photo Print of painting of aboriginal stick and ball game being played on frozen lake. (colour)
1247 Photo Print of painting of children playing hockey on snow-covered street. (colour)
1248 Photo Frank Nighbor of Pembroke, Ontario (b8w)
1249 Photo Unidentified New York Americans player in action (b8w)
1250 Photo ~~ Two teams in action, one likely St. Michael's College (b8w)
1251 Photo , Queen of the Ice -unidentified hockey player (b8w)
1252 Photo Dionne Quintuplets with hockey sticks and skates (b&w/sepia)
1253 Photo Collection of early hockey sticks plus early goalie gloves (b&w)
1254 Photo Early outdoor hockey game (b8w)
1255 Photo Early outdoor hockey game (b8w)
1256 Photo Early outdoor hockey game (b8w)
1257 Photo Early outdoor hockey gamebeside pleasureskaters
1258 Photo Kids poke sticks through ice (b8w)
1259 Photo '~ Early outdoor hockey game (b8w)
1260 Photo Lester Patrick Trophy for contributions to hockey in United States (colour)
1261 Photo , Print of painting of Joe Malone of Quebec Bulldogs (colour)
1262 Photo '~,. Unidentified team (b8w)
1263 Photo Youngsters pull on their skates (b8w)
1264 Photo Hockey game from turn of the 20th century (b8w)
1265
1266 Photo Men and women play informal game of hockey on frozen lake (b8w)
1267 Photo Print of painting of young boys playing hockey outdoors (colour)
1268 Photo Print of painting of boys and dog playing hockey outside of farm (colour)
1269 Photo Print of painting of boys playing outdoor hockey while adult and dog observe (colour)
1270 Photo Print of painting of Victorian-era gentleman tying lady's skates (colour)
1271 Photo Print of painting of youngster scaring goal in arena (colour)
1272 P hoto Print of painting of people skating on frozen river running through town (colour)
1273 P hoto T oddler with stick, sweater and helmet (b8w)
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1274 Photo Boys playing street hockey circa 1960's (b&w)
1275 Photo First Nations hockey team circa 1930's (b&w)
1276 Photo
~ Pumpkin farmer Howard Dill of Windsor, Nova Scotia, owner of Long Pond where hockey
is reputed to have been bom (colour)
1277 Photo Pumpkin farmer Howard Dill of Windsor, Nova Scotia, on whose property hockey is
reputed to have been first played (colour)
1278 Photo Print of painting of children playing street hockey (colour)
1279 Photo Print of painting of two teams playing hockey (colour)
1280 Photo Print of photo of shinny being played outdoors (colour)
1281 Photo Print of photo of Victorian era outdoor skating party (colour)
1282 Photo Print of photo of outdoor hockey game played on boarded rink (colour)
1283 Photo Bandy being played on frozen lake (b&w)
1284 Photo Baby carriage being pushed on frozen river by skating couple (b&w)
1285 Photo Goal judge behind net signals goal in early hockey game (b&w)
1286 Photo Couples ice dancing on outdoor rink (b&w)
1287 Photo Print of painting of early hockey game, played indoors (b&w)
1288 Photo ' Hundreds enjoy outdoor winter activities (b&w)
1289 Photo Family in skates and with sticks on frozen river circa 1920 (b&w)
1290 Photo Outdoor skaters propelled by kite (b&w)
1291 Photo Early hockey players practise shooting on net prototype (b&w)
1292 Photo Boy with skates, stick and his dog, circa 1930's (b&w)
1293 Photo Hockey players pose lying on stomachs with skates in air, behind a championship trophy
(b&w)
1294 Photo Outdoor hockey game from turn of last century (b&w)
1295 Photo Victoria Rink in Montreal, home of the first official hockey game (b&w)
1296 Photo Two boys face off on small outdoor frozen pond (b&w)
1297 Photo Outdoor hockey game being observed by single fan (b&w)
1298 Photo Choosing teams for outdoor hockey game (b&w)
1299 Photo Pittsburgh Arena at turn of the last century (b&w)
1300 Photo Edmonton Eskimos Hockey Team, comprised of individual player shots (b&w)
1301 Photo Red Green with the New York Americans (b&w)
1302 Photo Dawson City Arena, circa 1900 (b&w)
1303 Photo Referee prepares boys playing hockey outdoors for faceoff (b&w)
1304 Photo Picture of artist depiction of early hockey player (colour)
1305 Photo The rules of hockey as published on February 27, 1877, superimposed on heritage
1306 hockey team photo (b&w/sepia)
1307 Photo Football player Dan Marino, encased in plastic sleeve, note says: "Dan Marino was a
Museum Guest Aug 1997
1308 Photo Costumed skating party at Victoria Rink in Montreal (colour)
1309 Magazine cover Saturday Evening Post, January 18, 1936--hockey theme
1310 Magazine cover Macleans--illustrated image of family watching hockey on TV (cover only)
1311 Magazine cover Macleans--illustrated image of referee and young boy, January 15, 1951
1312 Framed photo Outdoor game with standing spectators (b&w)
1313 Framed photo MAAA team photo, posed (b&w)
1314 Framed photo Early settlers posed on outdoor rink
1315 Framed photo Hockey played outdoors (colour)
1316 Framed artwork Print of illustration depicting Team USA and Team Canada competing, kids' version
(colour)
1317 Framed photo Print of kids playing on ice, Montreal vs Toronto, with Dad hosing ice while fading,
'Saturday Night Hero'
1318 Framed photo Bandy on ice (b&w)
1319 Framed photo Print of painting depicting backyard hockey game (colour)
1320 Framed photo ' Clearing the ice before an outdoor hockey game
1321 Framed photo Outdoor shinny game
t 322 Framed photo Typical Winter Sports -Hockey; Painting of Victoria rink (colourized)
1323 Framed photo Kenora player pose
1324 Framed photo Kenora Thistles team portrait (b&w)
1325 Framed photo Montreal Wanderers 1911
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Ite s Purchased from Brian McFarlane in stora e
1326 Framed photo Early team posed on ice (b&w)
1327 Framed photo Skating at Grenadier Pond in Toronto (b&w)
1328 Framed photo Team photo of RCAF Flyers (b&w)
1329 Framed photo Vancouver Millionaires
1330 Framed photo Seattle world hockey champions 1917
1331 Framed photo Ad for hockey picture rings through BeeHive Corn Syrup (b&w)
1332 Framed photo i Baby carriage being pushed across pond
1333 Framed photo Fred 'Cyclone' Taylor shot, autographed (not original) (b&w)
1334 Framed photo Ottawa Hockey Club Team Shot (individual photos)
1335 Framed photo Truro Shieks Hockey 1930 B8W
1336 Framed photo Haileybury NHL Team 1910 Team Photc
1337 Framed photo 1909-10 Renfrew Hockey Team (Group Photo; Individual Framed)
1338 Framed photo Vancouver's Asah Athletic Club of 1919-20 (colour)
1339 Framed photo Toronto Wellingtons Hockey Team, 1899-1900 Senior OHA champions (b&w)
1340 Framed photo O'Keefe's beverages advertisement
1341 Framed photo (original frame) Victoria Harbour Hockey Club, 1905 (b8w)
1342 Framed photo Framed, Philly Quakers with captain
1343 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips tc attach signs
1344 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1345 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1346 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1347 Poster '. Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1348 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1349 Poster Cardboard Team signs, includes G clips to attach signs
1350 Cardboard cut-out of vintage skates Two brown cartoon-like skates, one piece, laces in, double sided.
1351 Oversized mounted poster Brooklyn Americans
1352 Oversized mounted poster 1904 Portage Lake Pioneers
1353 Oversized mounted poster Evolution of skates
1354 Oversized mounted poster ' 1896 Baltimore Hockey Club
1355 Oversized mounted poster Showdown Confrontation (labelled 859a,b)
1356 Oversized mounted poster Henry Burchell Gardner & Alvin Foye Shortwell of Harvard
1357 Oversized mounted poster 1942-72 Legends of Hockey
1358 Oversized mounted poster Hockey Hall of Fame
1359 Oversized mounted poster NHL All Stars, 1940's vintage
1360 Oversized mounted poster NHL logo
1361 Framed oversized photo Framed photo of Dionne quintuplets
1362 Oversized photo NHL's 1948-49 FirstAll-StarTeam
1363 Oversized photo Hobey Baker story
1364 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Chummy Hill Scores
1365 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Two goalies in net
1366 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Fans outside Montreal arena
1367 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Esposito in hospital bed
1368 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Replica of 0924
1369 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Referee Finlay
1370 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Haileybury/Cobalt
1371 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Replica of 0925
1372 Oversized photo Gibson Cartoon Series: Bigger version of 0931
1373 Oversized photo 1912-13 Quebec Hockey Club Bulldogs (b&w)
1374 Oversized photo Clarence Campbell shaking hands
1375 Oversized photo NHL All Stars
1376 Oversized photo Toronto Wellingtons Hockey Team, 1899-1900 Senior OHA champions (b&w)
1377 Oversized photo Mervyn 'Red' Dutton posed as New York American (b&w)
1378 Oversized photo New York Americans in street clothes, February 1929 at Bear Mountain Inn, New York.
Players identified in pen (b&w)
1379 Oversized photo Quebec Colisee (colour)
1380 Mounted newspaper article Old newspaper article on "Dionne Quints" laminated, crumpled and creased
1381 Hockey Figurine Child's hockey player, plaster-type material, brown stick, blue uniform
Page 29 of 35
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Ite)ns Purchased from Brian McFarlana !in stnranal
1382 Framed photo--autographed Brian McFarlane (in Leafs sweater) with Ted Lindsay of Red Wings (autographed by
Lindsay) (b&w)
1383 Framed photo--autographed Johnny Bower of Toronto Maple Leafs faces Bobby Hull of Chicago Black Hawks
(autographed by Bower) (colour)
1384 Framed photo--autographed Brian McFarlane with Mario Lemieux (autographed) (colour)
1385 Framed photo--autographed Brian McFarlane interviews Detroit's Dennis Riggin (autographed) (b&w)
1386 Photo ' Brian McFarlane in front of Hockey Hall of Fame logo (colour)
1387 Photo Brian McFarlane with Inkerman Rockets in 1950-51 (two copies) (b&w)
1388 Photo Brian McFarlane holding his 'Stanley Cup Fever' book (b&w)
1389 Photo Brian McFarlane, Dave Hodge, Bill Hewitt HNIC Control Room
1390 Photo Brian McFarlane interviewing Phil Esposito on NBC (b&w)
1391 Photo Ghost of The Hardy Boys cover
1392 Photo
'~. Sport Story Magazine cover from January 1937, with 'Rink Buddies'story by Leslie
McFarlane (colour)
1393 Photo Cover of'McGonigle Scores' by Leslie McFarlane (colour)
1394 Photo 'Hockey Night in Canada' broadcast crew (colour)
1395 Photo List of donors to Brian's original hockey museum (b&w)
1396 Photo Brian McFarlane interviews Punch Imlach on NBC
1397 Photo Brian McFarlane, Glenn Resch, Howie Meeker and Ed Westtall on NBC (b&w)
1398 Photo Brian McFarlane at Hockey Hall of Fame with Builder Bill Torrey (colour)
1399 Photo Inkerman Rockets team photo from 1950-51, including Brian McFarlane (seated, 2nd
from right) (b&w)
1400 Photo Brian McFarlane and Dick Irvin Jr. (b&w)
1401 Photo Brian McFarlane with St. Lawrence University (b&w)
1402 Photo Brian McFarlane and King Clancy (b&w)
1403 Photo Brian McFarlane with Fred 'Cyclone' Taylor (colour)
1404 Photo NHL Oldtimers: Ed Litzenberger, Ivan Irwin, Murray Henderson, Wally Stanowski, Pete
Conacher, Danny Lewicki, Gus Bodnar, Sid Smith, Mike Trenton (goalie), Johnny
McCormack, Harry Watson (colour)
1405 Photo Brian McFarlane posing with Stanley Cup (colour)
1406 Photo Brian McFarlane at Hockey Hall of Fame when he was selected as a Media Honouree
(colour)
1407 Photo Brian McFarlane, unidentified, Ted Lindsay in NBC Sports jerseys (colour)
1408 Photo Advertisement far Brian McFadane's original hockey museum (colour) (x2)
1409 Photo Caricature of 1970's broadcasters Don Cheerier, Bill Hewitt, Tom Cheek, Brian
McFarlane, Russ. Jackson, Mike Wadsworth and Dave Hodge (b&w)
1410 Photo Peter Puck gets whacked by cartoon goalie (colour)
1411 Photo Brian McFarlane and Wayne Gretzky on'Hockey Night in Canada' (colour)
1412 Museum guestbook page Mounted on foam, one page, 14 entries, dating June 24th -June 29th, 1995
1413 Mounted poster Magazine article of Brian McFarlane's Niagara Falls museum
1414 Framed photo 'Hockey Night in Canada' team versus Toronto Maple Leafs from 1960's (b&w)
1415 Framed photo McFarlane with Esposito on crutches
1416 Framed photo Brian McFarlane and Don Cherry
1417 Framed photo Brian McFarlane reading to Peter Puck (b&w)
1418 Framed photo Bill Hewitt with Brian McFarlane
1419 Peter Puck clock Soft face, takes 1 AA battery, face contains Peter Puck logo, displays 12, 3, 6., 9
1420 Peter Puck postcards Peter Puck (5, assorted)
1421 Peter Puck crest Peter Puck crest
1422 Hockey Hall of Fame tokens Approximately 200 tokens in a plastic bag and a mini garbage bag
1423 Hockey Night in Canada Album Bright blue cover, vintage logo
1424 Hockey Night in Canada jacket l ight blue, wom by Brian McFarlane, along with a white shirt and tie
1425 Hockey Night in Canada Ball Cap ' Farmer style ball cap; Hockey Night in Canada emblem at center
1426 Brian McFarlane's Hockey Museum '
Signs Grey, with white and maroon font
1427 Brian McFarlane's Hockey Museum '~,
Signs Grey, with white and maroon font and arrow in left corner
1428 Maple Leaf Gardens Turnstile Black casing, silver turnstiles
Page 30 of 35
I Schedule "C"
Items Purchased from Brian McFarlane (in storaael
Four Red Seats from Maple Leaf Connected leather seats, wooden backdrops
1429 Gardens
Four Blue Seats from Maple Leaf ', Connected wooden seats and wood backs
1430 Gardens
1431 Mark License Agreement
Page 31 of 35
Appendix #B
Items Loaned b Brian cFarlane and Returned in Accordance with Resolution GPA -437-08
1 Gordie Howe Hocke Stick
2 Dennis Hull Hocke Stick -auto ra hed b members of Team Canada 1972
3 Ted Kenned Hocke Stick - auto ra hed b Maple Leafs Team
4 Bill Nicholson Goalie Stick from ontreal AAA Stanle Cu win in 1902
5 Hand-painted Goalie Stick white
6 Hand-painted Goalie Stick blue
7 Dou Favell Goalie Skates
8 Re lica Ger Cheevers Goalie Mask
9 Re lica Montreal Goalie Mask
10 Replica Toronto Goalie Mask
The items above were identified as "Loaned Assets" through the July, 2003 List of Inventory, subsequently Brian
McFarlane also loaned the Municipality a framed "Tapestry" which was also returned to him with the items
listed above.
Page 32 of 35
Appendix #C
Items Donated and Retained
1 Puck Game- sed, Toronto Marlies
2 Puck Game-wsed, Rochester Americans
3 Puck Game-used, Manitoba Moose
4 Puck Game-wsed, Milwaukee Admirals
5 Puck Game-used, Philadelphia Phantoms
6 Puck Game-wsed, Lowell Devils
7 Puck Game-used, San Antonio Rampage
8 Puck Game-wsed, New York Islanders
9 Puck Game-wsed, Washington Capitals
10 Puck Game-used, Buffalo Sabres
11 Puck Game-WSed, New York Rangers
12 Puck Game-wsed, Minnesota Wild
13 Puck Game-used, Hamilton Bulldogs
14 Puck Game-used, Hamilton Bulldogs
15 Puck Game-used, Montreal Canadiens
16 Puck Game-used, Binghamton Senators
17 Puck Game-'sed, Manchester Monarchs
18 Puck Game-wsed, Chicago Wolves
19 Puck Game-wsed, Boston Bruins
20 Puck Game-wsed, New Jersey Devils
21 Puck Game-wsed, Atlanta Thrashers
22 Puck Game-wsed, Houston Aeros
23 Puck Game-used, Bridgeport Sound Tigers
24 Puck Lindsay Muskies
25 Puck UOIT Ridgebacks
26 Puck Bowmanville Eagles
27 Puck Total Hockey opening
28 Puck Beaver Cup Pond Hockey
29 Hocke loves Brown Mastercraft gloves
30 Hocke loves Brown Cooper gloves
31 Mini-stick--autographed Wooden stick autographed by Jayna Hefford and Vicky Sunohara from the 2002 and
2006 gold medal-winning Canadian Women's Olympic hockey team
32 Hocke loves Sommer West Game Worn Hockey Gloves
33 Hocke stick Sommer West Game Stick
34 Hocke stick Etobicdke Dolphins Autographed Goal Stick
35 Jerse Justin Caruana Peterborough Petes Jersey
36 Jerse Brian Bickel) Jersey
37 Hocke loves Brian Bickel) Game Worn Gloves
38 Jerse Team Canada Adult Jersey
39 Framed Photo Chicago Black Hawks team photo, 1948-49 (photo not perfect), autographed by Johnny
Bower
40 Framed Photo Belleville McFarlands, World Cahmpions, 1959, pen marks on photo
41 Baseball Ca Norfolk Admirals, 2006-07
42 Pennant Norfolk. Admirals, 2006-07
43 Photo Autogrpahed photo, Justin Caruana, Peterborough Petes
44 Photo Autographed photo, Jeremy Booker, Sledge hockey
45 Photo Autographed photo, Dustin Ekelman, St. Mike's Majors
46 Photo Autographed photo, Matt Lahey, Ottawa 6Ts
47 Photo Autographed photo, Brent Hughes, Flyers (b&w photocopied photo)
48 Photo Brett Liscomb, Ottawa 67's, colour
49 Photo Players involved in 1947 trade between Chicago and Toronto (b&w)
50 Photo Whitby Dunlops, circa 2005
51 Calendar Etobicake Dolphins, 2006-07
52 Pro ram Norfolk Admirals, 2006-07
53 Hocke card Brent Clemens
54 Pla ue Shoot, Score and Totally Win plaque, 2006
55 Loo Total Hockey Logo
56 Photo Ray Preston, Hamilton Tigers, 8x10, b&w (photocopy)
Page 33 of 35
Appendix #C
Itams I~nnated and Retained
57 Photo Winnip g Victorias, 1896 Stanley Cup Champions,. including Fred Higginbotham, b&w,
photoc py
58 Photo Ernie Dickens, Maple Leafs, 6x8, b&w
59 Photo Les Colvin, Oshawa Truckmen, 4x6, b&w
60 Photo Buck Dlavies, Providence Reds, 8x1D, b&w (HHOF)
61 Photo Breslin's Red Raiders, Juvenile Champions, team photo, sepia, 11X13
Page 34 of 35
Appendix #D
Items Purchased and Retained
1 Jerse ' Chris Kelly Ottawa Senators.Jerse $250.00
2 Photo Chris Kelly Binghampton Senators Photo $20.00
3 Photo ' Brent Hughes Kansas Cit Chief Photo $5.00
4 Photo Mike Keenan New York Rangers Coach Photo $5.00
5 Photo Tom Simpson Toronto Toros Photo $5.00
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SCHEDULE "E" -COD-069-08
HOCKEY HALL of FAIVIE
BCE Place, 30 Yonge Street, Toraito, Ontario M5E 1X8
Tel: (416) 360-i735 Fax: (416) 360-1501
www.hlnof.com
BRIAN MCFARLANE
MUSEUM
APPRAISAL
Hockey Hall of Fame
Philip Pritchard/Craig Campbell .
December 8,1998
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HOCKEY HALL ~~f FAME
BCE Place, 30 1'onge Street, Toro~ito, Ontario ti15E 1X8
Tel: (416) 360-7735 Fax: (4l6) 36U-1501
wcvw.hhof.com
Overview
One of hockey's premier historians, photographic collectors and authors, Brian
Mcfarlane has been part of hockey for over 50 years. As a fan, collector, player,
broadcaster, journalist, author, historian his days around hockey date back to the
days when he was a kid.
Today, Brian McFarlane is considered by many to be hockey's authoritative voice
on early hockey, women's hockey and of course the makings of the National
Hockey League.
As an author, McFaraani= has written dozens of books about team histories,
league histories and stories, early hockey, women's hockey and children's
hockey. As a broadcaster/colour commentator, McFarlane was part of the NBC
Hockey broadcasts and ockey Night in Canada's crew for years.
His contacts, hockey fri~ds are endless and is a focal part of any hockey family.
In recent years, Brian hajs star..ted his own Hockey Museum, where he has taken
his collections, video and audio tapes and produced a small museum that is
portable.. He also has had Museums in Cobourg and Niagara Falls, Ontario.
The Brian McFarlane Museum focus's on hockey at all levels and concentrates on
the great of the games as well as arenas, hockey personalities and women's
hockey. The images, artifacts and videos are unique and often one-of-a-kind.
The Brian McFarlane Muueum is primarily a photo museum with an emphasis
on the chronological history of the game.
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Photographs.
Each and every photograph in the Museum is mounted and has a unique script
explaining the image and/or event. The graphics aze black and white, colour
and seppia-tone. Sizes range from 5" x 7" up to 20" x 36" and every size in
between, and contain action, posted, portrait shots as well as sketches, drawings
and commercial use of the players/teams. There aze many images that are
autographed as well as personalized to Brian McFazlane.
The raiity and uniqueness of these photos can only be documented by Brian
himself, as he has perspnally collected over the years through his journeys in
hockey. Several photos are from players' own collections, families, vaiious
archives, the Hockey Mall of Fame and of course Brian s own collection.
With well over 700 images mounted, scripted and documented, the photo
collection covers eazly:hockey, the National Hockey League, Lord Stanley of
Preston, women s hockey, great goalies and their masks. Also covered are the
greats of the game: Howe, Hull, Orr, Sittler, Richard, Lindsay, Schmidt, Gretzky
to name a few, owners, arenas, Zambonis, hockey in the movies, broadcasters,
great moments and of course Brian's own story to name a few of the themes.
Many of the images are original, one-of-a-kind images never seen before other
than in Brian McFazlane's publications.
The graphics have been cazefully mounted on archival foam core by a company
out of Northern Toronto called ProFrame Design Concepts Inc. The images that
are not mounted on foam core are azchivally preserved in a non glare glass,
wooden/steel frame. .There are a few images that aze wrapped in clear plastic to
protect the image. In all cases, the images are well preserved, and often meet
museum standards.
Based on the above information, a value for these graphics aze as follows:
600 images various sizes/styles @ $50.00 each
600 images mounted/scripted ®$10.00 each
50 approx framed (originals) ®$100.00 each
50 approx autographed, personalized ®$100.00 each
rarity, uniqueness of each photo
Total
$30,000.00
$ 6,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$10;000.00
$56,000.00
Hockey skates
The collection of skates date back to the early days of hockey which include a
pair of Starr skates in the original box. The majority of the skate collection are.
early skates without the boot. Doug F'avell and Garth Boesch skates highlight the
players skates.
Old skates (24 pair, i odd) ®$100.00 each pair $2,450.00
Garth Boesch skates (40's -50's) $ 250.00
Doug Favells' skates $ 250.00
Starr skates in box $1,000.00
Total $3,950.00
Gloves and Pads
The collection of hockey, gloves, goalie pads, shin pads, shoulder pads is not as
extensive as the hockey tick collection, however it does cover a good period of
hockey history. The coll ction is a mix of game used NHL equipment along with
traditional hockey equipment.
3 pair of hockey gloves vazious eras 0 $100.00 each $ 300.00
2 pair NHL used gloves 0250.00 each $ 500.00
9 pair goalie gloves various eras 0250.00 each $2,250.00
1 pair NHL; used goalie gloves 0 $1,000.00 each $1,000.00
2 pair NHL used goalie pads 0$1,500.00 each $3,000.00
1 pair goaliie pads (small) $ 200.00
varioussh3n pads (1 odd one) $ 500.00
1 pair NHL used goalie shoulder pads/arm pads $ 500.00
1 pair shoulder pads (kids) $ 100.00
1 chest protector (Kenesky) $ 100.00
1 hockey pants (Women's worlds) $ 250.00
Total $8,00.00
Artifacts
Through the contacts Brian McFarlane has gathered over the years, he has been
able to compile quite a list of artifacts. Several aze unique and aze often sought
after by vazious archives and Museums throughout Cananda.
Ranging from skates, jerseys, player equipment, goalie equipment, helmets,
goalie masks, hockey sticks, pucks etc. Brian has compiled quite an impressive
list of artifacts.
However if, these artifacts need to be prepared and stored or displayed in an
azchival manner, they znay deteriorate over time.. Proper lighting, display pieces
etc. should be used to preserved these unique artifacts. A consideration should
be to have them displayed in a permanent museum.
Hockey sticks
With close to 60 hockey sticks in his collection, Brian has been able to document
the history of the hockey and goalie stick. His prize possessions include a 1902
Stanley Cup stick, an autographed Terry Sawchuk goalie stick, and a Dennis
Hull stick from the far~-ous Canada/Russia 72 series. Also in his collection are
several sticks from the Bill Galloway/Hockey Hall of Fame collection.
47 hockey sticks various yeazs ~ $50.00 each $2,350.00
10 autographed vazious names ~ $250.00 each $2,500.00
Terry Sawchuk autographed sticks (Red Wings) $3,000.00
1902 Goalie stick (Stanley Cup, Billy Nicolson) $1,500.00
Dennis Hull 1472 Canada Russia stick $1,000.00
Total $10,350.00
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Helmets and masks
Unique masks and hockey helmets tell the story of the evolution of the headgear.
Featured is an old hand made mask from 1929-30, also included a several
replicas of NHL goaltendiers masks.
8 goalie masks (replicas, hand painted) C~ $250.00 $2,000.00
1929-30 hand made mask (rare) used $1,000.00
NHL game used hockey helmet $250.00
Hockey helmet $ 50.00
Total $3,300.00
jerseys, Jackets, etc.
The Brian McFarlane collection of jerseys and jackets consists of 27 hockey
jerseys and 3 hockey related jackets. Each jersey/jacket tells a story which Brian
has scripted himself. There aze many jerseys from the Bill Galloway/HHOF
collection. Featured is a Toronto Toros (WHA) initial jersey, a New York
Islander (sandow) Mike Bossy jersey as well as a traditional Hockey Night in
Canada powder blue jacket. .
2 hockey jackets women's/meri s Q100.00 each $ 200.00
Hockey Night in Canada jacket $ 500.00
Toronto Toros (initial jersey #27) $1,000.00
RCAF Flyers jersey (late 1940's) amateur) $ 500.00
Mike Bossy; game ready jersey (sandow make) $1,000.00
McFazlane's Oldtimers jersey $ ~0•~
Team Canada jersey (Keller) $ 250.00
Bykoy (Russia club team jersey) . , $ 250.00
Winnipeg Jets (Steen) jersey $250.00
20 various jerseys (styles, names etc.) Q $100.00 each $2,000.00
Total $6,200;00
Hockey Pucks
With just over two dozen pucks, you cannot consider this collection an extensive
one, however the collection does contain some rare and obscure pucks;
Wayne Gretzky autographed puck $ 100.00
3 WHA pucks (raze) ®250.00 $ 750.00
NHIC clear puck $ 100.00
Chicago Blackhawk puck (old logo) $ 250.00
20 various pucks ~ 20.00 $ 400.00
broken puck N/A
Total $1,600.00
Publications, Magazines, etc.
The Brian McFazlane library consists of a who's who of hockey publications. The
books range fromhard-cover/soft-cover and fiction/non-fiction. The
publications aze not just limited to the National Hockey League. Being an
author, Brian McFaz1anR has had access to various books and magazines that the
public do not get to read (books that were submitted but never printed), which
increases the strength of his collection.
The collection consists of early books as well as statistical books as well as
biographies (both authgrized and unauthorized) covering hockey from various
authors and publishers from around the world.
Brian's books are often first printing, and in some cases autographed by the
author or subject.
Hockey Book collection 35 books ~ $10.00 each $ 350.00
Commemorative issues $ 250.00
Scotiabank hockey news (rare) vaiious copies $1 ,000.00
Inaugural issues $ 250.00
Media Guides/ yearbooks . $ 500.00
Unique game programs various levels $ 00
50,0.
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Total $2,850.00
Artwork
There are 19 pieces of hockey art on display within the Museum. They range
hom originals, to lithos and cover hockey at all levels. Hockey art consists of
colorized images, drawings, advertisements and some limited hockey cards.
The majority of the art is framed and matted, and often autographed.
Hockey art (19 pieces) (~3 250.00 $4,750.00
Originals/raze $2,500.00
~ Total $7,250.00
Hockey collectibles
Brian McFarlane has gathered some unique and rare hockey cards, match box
covers, hockey cutouts, etc. over the yeazs. Although they are not a lot in
quantity, they are a valuable addition to the collection.
Hockey cards (various) $ 300.00
Ice Kings. (16) various $200.00 each $3,200.00
1930's cards (4} various $150.00 each $ 600.00
Match box covers (5 in total) $25.00 each $ 125.00
Cut outs ' ~ $ 200.00
Total $4,425.00
Table top hockey games
Over the years, table top hockey games have been very popular with Canadian
children, the games date back to the 1940's. The earliest game is in very good
shape.
Gotham game 1940's $ 750.00
Munro game 1950's $ 250.00
2 modern table top/board games Q $50.00 each $ 100.00
Total $i,1bP00
Peter Puck Collection
Peter Puck is as recognizable to a hockey fan as a hockey stick. Although Peter
Puck is currently not on television he is an important part of the game in Canada,
almost a cultural icon. Various collectibles were made over the years of Peter
Puck. Ie: Plastic Puck, dolls, clock, signage.
Peter Puck memorabilia
Total
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$2,000.00
$2,000.00
As in all collections and'museum archives, there aze several dozen items that
make the collection what it is. These items consist of hockey seats from arenas,
crests, dolls, nit-Hats, mini trophies, turnstiles, banners, signage etc.
Signage(autographed)
Banners/pennants
Turnstiles (reported to be from Maple Leaf Gardens
8 seats from Maple Leaf Gardens C~ 250.00 each
dasher board from azena
crests, logos, etc.
misc.
$ 500.00
$ 100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
$ 250.00
$ 250.00
$ 500.00
Total $5,100.00
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Conclusion
The Brian McFarlane Arluseum offers a unique overview of the game of hockey.
It covers all levels from the grass roots all the way to International hockey and
everything in between. The museum offers the fan (guest) a great walk through
of the game of hockey..
Listed below is a summary of an appraisal for the memorabilia:
Photographs $56,000.00
Hockey nicks $10,350.00
Hockey skates $ 3,950.00
Gloves and pads $ .8,700.00
Helmets and Masks $ 3,300.00
Jerseys, Jackets, etc $ 6,200.00
Hockey pucks $ 1,600.00
Publications, magazines, etc $ 2,850.00
Artwork
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Table Top Hockey $ 1,100.00
Peter Pucl~ memorabilia $ 2,000.00
Misc. $ 5,100.00
Total $112,825.00
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Appraisal
This document was completed by the Hockey Hall of Fame's Resource Centre.
Information gathered has been researched and compiled through the various
collectors and memorabilia shops within North America.
Craig Campbell and Plip Pritchard spent a day on December 1,1998 at Brian
McFazlane's Museum i Niagara Falls, Ontario reviewing each and every piece
of memorabilia within a museum.
Between the two of them they have 18 years combined experience working
within the museum world, dealing with artifacts dealers, collectors, appraisers
etc. Also they have both been collectors themselves bringing over 40 years
experience within the sports especially hockey mazket.
To the best of their knov~ledge and ability the above appraisal is precise and
accurate. However, in a~l appraisal situations, the price is always an
approximation, as the mjemorabilia mazket is a very fast paced changing market.
Enclosed aze copies of vazious collections, etc. that are currently Eor sale, that
give a rough idea of prices within today's market.
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POSTSCRIPT TO APPRAISAL
Several years have passed since the Hockey Hall of Fame
made an appraisal of the Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum
in Niagara Falls. Since then there have been additions to the
Museum in the form of photos and artifacts, making the
overall value of the Museum considerably more than the Hall
of Fame apprai~ai.
Also, when the Hall of Fame appraisal was made, there was
no evaluation included on miscellaneous items such as wall
boards, Hanna, designed fixtures, display cases, track
lighting etc. which should be taken into account
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Rey Sandre Productions
18 Dominion Rd Apt # 2
Etobicoke, Ontario M8W 1J3
(416) 255 - 9808
rsandre@rogers.com
June 5, 2008
The Total Hockey Collection Appraisal
The Total Hockey collection consists in large part of graphics, publications, collectible
memorabilia and artefacts related to the game of hockey at all levels. The collection was
purchased from hockey,historian, author and Hockey Night in Canada and NBC hockey
television commentator Brian McFarlane. Over the years, Mr McFarlane has acquired
many of these items through his travels.
The inherent value can fluctuate based on the uncertain demands of the hockey
collectible market, including online auctions such as Ebay and the memorabilia shows
such as the Sports Expo held in Toronto biannually.
Most of the items have been well maintained and would obtain full value in the
collectible market based on the rarity of the item. The collection's value is limited to the
verification of the authenticity of some of the items (including whether some of the
jerseys are NHL game om or NHL game used). It is for this reason that value of this
collection is a conservative one.
The entire collection is valued at approximately $60,175.00. The following is a general
breakdown with the values of some of the collections most notable items.
Jersevs and Jackets
Game Worn
Chris Kelly, Ottawa Senators, 2005-06 pre-season $ 750.00
RCAF sweater $ 1000.00
Dallas Texans sweater, circa 1940 $ 700.00
Becky Kellar's Team Canada jersey, socks and pants $ 400.00
Bykov's Russian League jersey $ 200.00
Brian McFarlane's various oldtimers jerseys $ 250.00
Game Ready
Mike Bossy, New York Islanders $ 500.00
Tomas Steen, Winnipeg Jets $ 300.00
Questionable as to authenticity
Andy Bathgate, New Yoik Rangers $ 200.00
Stan Mikita, Chicago Blackhawks $ 200.00
Replica jerseys
Autographed: Brett Hull (St. Louis), Pat LaFontaine (Islanders), Gary Roberts (Calgary),
Pierre Pilote/Jack Valiquette (Chicago) $ 1500.00
Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky, Darryl Sittler, Valery ICharmalov, Frank Mahovlich
$400.00
Dawson City Nuggets -signed $200.00
Brian McFazlane -- Hoekey Night in Canada jacket, shirt, tie $ 500.00
Various jerseys, jackets from events $ 500.00
Total $ 7600.00
Sticks
54 game ready sticks; some used (approximately $50) $ 2700.00
10 autographed, various players (approximately $300) $ 3000.00
5 goalsticks (4 game reedy; 1 used) @ $100.00 $ 500.00
Terry Sawchuk Red Wing team signed $ 2000.00
Billy Nicholson 1902 Stanley Cup Final $ 3000.00
Dennis Hull 1972 Canada/Russia Series team signed $ 2000.00
2 airbrushed (one autographed) $ 600.00
Total $13,800.00
GlovesBlockers/Goal Pads/Hockev Bags
Ivan Irwin NHL gloves $ 500.00
Bobby Lalonde NHL gloves (2 pair) $ 500.00
Doug Favell blocker, shjoulder pads goal pads $ 1 000.00
Gloves from various erg @ $ 50.00 $ 200.00
Goal Blocker (2) @ $50.00 $ 100.00
Goal catcher (5) @ $50;00 $ 250.00
Goalie chest protector $ 20.00
Goalie Pads (3) (some NHL used?) $ 500.00
Kenesky made goal catcher $ 500.00
Shin Pads (6) $ 100.00
Shoulder pads (2) (1 x Dave Lumley's pads) $ 100.00
Flyers #26 Equipment bag $ 100.00
Total $ 3,870.00
Goal Masks/Helmets
1929-30 hand made mask $ 700.00
Gerry Cheevers replica mask $ 300.00
2 Hand painted masks $ 400.00
2 modern masks $ 250.00
Vintage leather helmet $ 100.00
Bobby Lalonde NHL helmet $ 300.00
I-Teck helmet $ 50.00
Total $ 2,100.00
Skates
Old skates (34) @ $50.00 $ 1700.00
Garth Boesch skates, Toronto Maple Leafs 1945-50 $ 500.00
Doug Favel] goal skates $ 500.00
Starr Skates in box $ 500.00
Total $3,200.00
Pucks
NHL Official Game (9) @ $25.00 $ 225.00
AHL Official Game (14) @ $10.00 $ 140.00
Assorted variety (36) Q $5.00 $ 180.00
Wayne Gretzky signed LA Kings $ 150.00
Total $ 695.00
Publications
Hockey books, variety (47) @ $10.00 $ 470.00
Programs, Guides, magazines (35) @ $10.00 $ 350.00
Total $ 820.00
Hockey Collectible
Ice King Cards (13) @ $100.00 $ 1300.00
Matchbook Covers (10) @ $25.00 $ 250.00
Beehive Photos $ 150.00
Hockey Cards, Phone Cards, Sticker Albums, Cutouts, Boxes $ 150.00
Total $ 1,850.00
Graphics
800 photos various sizes/styles/mounted @ $20.00 $ 16,000.00
35 framed photos, various sizes @ $ 25.00 $ 875.00
15 framed lithographs artwork @ $100.00 $ 1500.00
9 cartoons @ $25.00 $ 225.00
10 (approximately) autographed photos, various sizes/framed @ $50.00 $ 500.00
Total $19,100.00
Table ton, Board Games
Gotham table top game 01940) $ 500.00
Gotham push-pull table tpp game $ 300.00
Munro Table top game (1950) $ 200.00
Faceoff boazd $ 100.00
Ice Action Board i~ $ 50.00
Roll'n Save Boazd game $ 50.00
Top Comer Push/Pull Table top game $200.00
Total $1,400.00
Miscellaneous
Tapestry -- hockey pond scene $ 150.00
Don Cherry ties (not used) 5 @ $20.00 $ 100.00
Don Cherry cut-out $ 50.00
1988 Calgary Olympic Flag $ 100.00
Turnstile from Maple Leaf Gardens $ 500.00
4 Red seats from Maple Leaf Gazdens @ $900.00 $ 3600.00
4 Blue seats from Maple Leaf Gardens (questionable) @ $50.00 $ 200.00
Ace Bailey Maple Leaflogo crest $ 100.00
Crests, logos (7) @ $20'.00 $ 140.00
Banners, pennants $ 200.00
Record albums $ 100.00
Brick from Chicago Stadium $ 100.00
Peter Puck memorabilia $ 100.00
Miscellaneous: mugs, tipes, figurines, tokens, scarves,
contract copies, calendar, eta $ 300.00
Total $ 5,740.00
Summary of the appraised collection
Jerseys and Jackets $ 7,600.00
Sticks $ 13,800.00
GlovesBlockers/Goal Pads/Hockey Bags $ 3,870.00
Goal masks/Helmets $ 2,100.00
Skates $ 3,200.00
Pucks $ 695.00
Publications $ 820.00
Hockey Collectibles $ 1,850.00
Graphics $ 19,100.00
Table TopBoazd Games $ 1,400.00
Miscellaneous $ 5,740.00
Total $ 60,175.00
Respectfully submitted by Rey Sandre and Paul Patskou
SCHEDULE "G" -COD-069-08
AGREEMENT OF PURCHASE AND SALE
THIS AGREEMENT is made as of the 29°i day of October, 2003
BETWEEN:
BRIAN 14(CFARLANE ("Brian" ), JOAN MCFARLANE ("Joan',
BRIAN McFARLANE'S HOCI~y MUSEUM 1NC, ("Museum Inc."), and
SPORTS FAMILY LIMITED ("Family Ltd'
(collectivety the "Vendor'
_~_
THE CORPORATION OF~THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINCTON
"Purchaser )
~E~AS the Vendor has carried on the business of the display of hockey
memorabilia and of a hockey museum (the "Business»);
assets of the B iness`at I re ~S the Purchaser wishes to
P and heretofore carried on b~~e the undertaking, prope1'tY ~
in the Municipality of Chuington (the "Clarington Hock y the Vendor and establish a museum
ey Museum ),
AND W1iE12EAS the Vendor is desirous of selling the ands
substantially atl the property,. and assets of the Business under the tenns and conditions
letter of intent from the pprchaser to the V rtalang ~
Intent"). endor dated October 23 ~ outin a
, 2003 (the Letter. of
NOW THEREI~ORE THIS AGREEMENT Wri'NESSES ~ in consideration of
the mutual covenants and agreements contained herein. the parties hereto covenant and a
each other as follows:
gree with
I,~C~SE ARTICLE ONE
AND SALE OF THE PURCIigSED
Section 1.01 ABETS
Purchased Assets
the Punch -----• The Vendor hereby agrees to sell, transfer
~', and the Purchaser hereby agrees to purchase from the Vendor, forth Purchase Price
(as defined in Section 1.62), and vupon and subject to the temps and conditions hereinafter set forth,
as of the Closing Date (as defined in Section 1.04) all of the Vendor's right, title and interest in and
to the following assets, and no others, (collectively the "Purchased Assets"):
a) the hockey museum assets of the Brian McFarlane's Hockey Museum Inc. ("Museum
Inc: ') set out in the attached Schedule "1"List of Inventory dated July, 2003 (the
"Inventory");
b) the exclusive right to the use of the name "Brian McFarlane" in
connection with the operation of the Clarington Hockey Museum by the Purchaser,
c) assignment of the right to display in the Clarington Hockey Museum
items that have been loaned to the Vendor for display in your museums which are
identified as being on loan in the Inventory ("Loaned Assets");
d) Brian's assistance in setting up displays in the Clarington Hockey
Museum and in publicizing the existence of the Clarington Hockey Museum for a period
of 3 years following the Closing Date;
e) Brian's assistance in attracting appearances by well known cuaent and
retired hockey players that would assist in establishing the Clarington Hockey Museum
as a signifi$ant tourist attraction in Clarington for a period of 3 years following the
Closing Date; and
f) a limited license from Sports Family Ltd. ("Family Ltd.' or
alternatively a direct limited license from the rights holder thereof to the Purchaser to use
of the name'. and image of "Peter Puck" in connection with the exhibition at the
Clarington Hockey Museum of the original Peter Puck films (copies of which shall be
provided to the Municipality by Family Ltd.) (the "ExhibiNan License") with only
nominal consideration being paid to Family Ltd. or any other party, (collectively called
the "Purchased Assets").
For greater certainty,. the Purchased Assets shall not include accounts and other amounts
receivable or cash
Section 1.02 Purchase Price: The purchase price (the "Purchase Price") for the Purchased
Assets shall be Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand ($225,000.00) Dollars of which the
Parties hereby agree, Two,($2.00) Dollars is the consideration paid by the Purchaser to Family
Ltd. for the Exhibition Licence.
Section 1.03 Not used.
Section 1:04 Closing Datg and Time: The closing (the "Closing") of the within described
_ purchase and sale transacdgn shall take place at a time mutually satisfactory to the parties at the
. ,. Purchaser' s Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street,-Bowmanville, Ontario, October 31,
2003 or such other day, gtne or place to which the parties may mutually agree (" Closing
Date"). At the Closing, upon fulfilment of all conditions precedent, the vendor shall sell and the
Purchaser shall purchase the Purchased Assets for the Purchase Price payable under this
Agreement.
Section 1.05 Payment of Purchase Price: At the Closing, the Purchase Price shall be paid as
follows:
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a) the payment of Twenty-Five Thousand ($25,000,00) Dollars by cheque made
.upon the acceptance of the Letter of Intent, and
b) the balance of Two Hundred Thousand ($20Q000.00) Dollars by cheque on the
Closing Date.
Section 1.06 Taxes: The p~chaset s
taxes applicable in connection with the sale of~hesponslble for all federal and
without limitation, an chased Assets to Provincial sales
operate in fil' Y goads and services or retail sales tax. ~ Purchaser including.
m8 anY .lgint elections or other prescribed f The Purchaser ~ Vendor will co-
election under subsection 167(1) of the Excise T¢r Act. ~' inclutling without limitation, an
Section 1.07 Liabiliti
liabilities or ob~~ T7te Purchaser shall not assume or be '
gations of the Vendor or the Business of any nature and k~ wlhatsceverY
CO~ngent or otherwise,
Section 1.08 Exhibition Licence•
until December 31, 2004, but will be extendedeh~F of the Exh1b1U°n License shall be effective
additional periods offive years each making the Exhibition L1Ce~ns°C effective unril December 31,
2014. Family Ltd. underta)Ces to extend the license a ~ the rights holder for two
1 Ck ~PYright and possible trademark. Fami] Ltd. ~eement with the ri
agreement with the ri Y shall also undertake ~ k holder of the Peter
ghts bolder in good standing throughout the to ~ Its license
In the event that it is necessary to obtain any consent from the under of the Exhibition License;.
Exhibition Licence, Family'ILtd. shall be responsible for obtainin
together with a ~~ 3'm8 rights holder for the
with the owner of the ~ ~n of partners, Family Ltd. and/or Brian 1S ct is acknowledged that,
in acquiring the under! 'n ~ g rights to Peter Puck, la the event that such guy in negotiations
to: (i) g'ant an extension of-ChehExhibition License two the Pure for Brian l~up is successful
bringing the term of the Exhibition License to Decem will cause such group
baser for an additional twenty Years
faith with the Purchaser an agreement whereb ~ 31, 234,; and (ii) negotiate in
manufactured by such group (or its deli ated lic ~handising items (e.g. T.shirts hats ~~
Purchaser at the best applicable wholesale ensee), if any, are made available to the hotos)
Museum.. Price to be then sold at the ClatingtDn H_ ockey
Section 1.09 M_ useum Assns Arc,,
the Clarington Hooke M ' B~° a~'~ to provide ass~~
Y useum and in publicizing the, existence of the C setting up displays in
Museum for a period of 3 years following the Closing Date without fu
larington Hockey
Section 1.10 .Planer Anoearances: Brian a ~~ COnstderation.
by well known current and tetirw ~~ tO provide assistance in attractin a
Hockey Museum as a significant [Dhotis[ attraction in Clarington fora establishin g PPeaz'ances
the Closing Date without further consideration. g the Clarington
period of 3 years following
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Section 1. I 1 Survive l: The obligations of the Vendor or any one of them as set out in Sections
1.08, 1.09 and 1.10 shall survive the closing of this tr
Vendor or any one of them for the periods set out in the reshon and continue as obligations of the
Section 1.12 Vendor' s Deliverables: On the Closing Date,, thte Vendo rshall deliver the
following [o the purchaser:
(a) a certified resolution of Museum Inc. authorizing the sale of the inventory
being substantially al! of its assets;
(b) approval of the Exhibition Licence by the underlying ~~~ bolder thereof;
(c) the Inventory;
(d) original Pater Puck films in VHS format;
(e) bill of sale for the Inventory ~ ~ peter Puck VHS' s; and
(~ assignment of the rights to the Loaned Assets.
ARTICLE TWp
~RESEN!'ATIONS AND WARRANTI~ OF THE
VENDOR AND THE PURCHASER
Section 2.01 Representations and Wananu~ of the Vendor: The Vendor hereb
warrant to and m favour of the Purchaser as follows y represent and
relying on such representations and w ~ and acknowledge that the
arranties in entering into this A Purchaser is
8feemertt:
(a) Museum Inc. ,and Family Ltd. are co
the laws of Ontario. Museum ~c• rporations incorporated and existing under
power and aut¢ority to own or lease F~Y Ltd. have the requisite corporate
to sell the Purchased Assets to p perry and to carry on the Business and
pursuant to this Agreement; the Purchaser and otherwise perform its obligations
(b) this Agreement has been duly authorized, executed
and constitutes a legal, valid ~ b• and delivered by the Vendor
against the Vendor in mdmg obligation of the Vendor, enforceable
limited by banlo•u tc acco~ance with its teens, except as enforcement may be
generall ~ P Y. insolvency ~ other laws affecting the rights of creditors
co~• Y that equitable remedies rnaY be granted only in the discretion of a
(c) the execution and delivery of this Agreement by the Vendor and the
consummation of the transactions herein provided for will not result in:
(r) the breach, violation or termination of any of the provisions of, or
Constitute a default under, or conflict with or cause the acceleration of any
obligations of the Vendor under:
(ii)
(A)
~)
(C)
(D)
anY provision of the articles, by-laws or resolutions of the boazd of
directors or shareholders of Museum Inc, and Family Ltd.;
anYjudgment, decree, injunction or award of any court,
governmental body or arbitrator having j»risdiction over the
Vendor or any of its assets of which the Vendor has knowledge;
any Gcenee, Permit,. approval, consent or authorization held by the
Vendor or necessary to the operation of the Business;
on any of the Purchased
the Creation or imposition of any encumbrance
Assets;
(d) no b~ptcy, insolvency or receivership proceedings have been uyy~~ or are
pending against the Vendor and the Vendor is able to satisfy its liabilities as they
become due;.
(e) the Vendor is the sole legal and beneficial owner of the
Sood marketable title thereto Purchased Assets and has
encumbrance of an ~ and clear of all liens, security interests and
~ Y kind or description. There is not now any basis upon which
or eIIO~~chased Assets might become subject to any liens, security interests
(tl there aze no outstanding options, agreements of purchase and sale or other
agreements or commitments which have been entered into by the Vendor and.
which obligate ~t to sell. or encumber any or all of the Purchased Assets;
(f~ ;the Vendor has complied with all laws, statutes, ordinances, regulations, rules, and
to the extent that they have knowledge of them, any judgments, decrees or orders
applicable to the Business and the Purchased assets;
(h) there is no requirement to make any filing with, give any notice to or to obtain any
licence, permit, certificate, registration, authorization, consent or approval of, any
anY applicable law, statute, ordinance, regulation or rule; or
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govemmentai or regulatory authority as.a condition to the lawful consummation
of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement. Except for the consent to the
Exhibition Licence, there is no requirement under any contract or approval
relating,to the Purchased Assets to which the Vendor is a party or by which it is
bound, to grve any notice to, or to obtain the consent or approval of, any party to
such contract or approval in respect of the consummation of the transactions
contemplated by this Agreement;
(') to the laiowledge of the Vendor, there are no actions, suits or proceedings pending
or, after due inquiry, threatened against or affecting the Business or the Purchased
Assets at law or in equity or before or by any federal, provincial, municipal or
other governmental department, court, commission, .board, bureau, agency or
inshvmentality, domestic or foreign, or by or before an arbitrator or arbitration
board. The Vendor is not aware of any ground on which any such action, suit or
Proceeding might be commenced with any reasonable likelihood of success;
(j) the Vendot is not anon-resident of Canada for the purposes of the Income Tar Act
(Canada);
(k) the Vendor is and will on the Closing Date be registered under the Excise Tax Acr
in respect of goods and services tax;
(1)
filed, wi ..`"'°` ~xauon ears 2001 and 2002 the Vendor has
thiry the times and in the manner prescribed b law all
aught affect.... the Purchased Assets_All Y tax returns which
Assets have been paid for all taxation ears~includm h2001 and 2~the Purchased
ao outstanding assessments or reassessments in res ~ there are
the Purchased Assets; pest of taxes which might affect
(m) neither this .'agreement nor any document to be delivered by the Vendor nor any
certificate, report, statement or other document furnished by the Vendor to the
Purchaser in connection with the negotiation of this Agreement contains or will
contain any untrue statement of a material fact or omits or will omit to state a _
material fact necessary to make the statements contained herein or therein not
misleading. There has been no event; transaction or information that has come to
the attention of the Vendor that has not been disclosed to the purchaser that could
reasonably be expected to have a-material adverse effect on the Business or the
Purchased Assets, and the Vendor has disclosed to the Purchaser al] information
known to the Vendor relating to the Business or any of the purchased Assets
which might reasonably be regarded by the Purchaser. as being material to the
Purchaser's decision to purchase the purchased Assets, and
(n) the copies of the original peter Puck films to be delivered to the Purchaser
hereunder are of a technical quality acceptable for the purposes of exhibition
thereof at the Clarington Hockey Museum.
Section 2.02 Re rese tations and Warranties ~f rhn
represents and warrants to and m favour of the Vendor as ffol ows, and acknowledge that eta
Vendor is relying on such representations and warranties in entering into this Agreement that:
(a) the Purchaser is a municipal corporation incorporated and existing under the laws
of Ontario. The Purchaser .has the requisite corporate power and authority to
purchase''i the Purchased Assets from the Vendor and otherwise perform its
obligations pursuant to this Agreement;
(b) this Agreement has been duly authorized, executed and delivered by the Purchaser
and constitutes a legal, valid and binding obligation of the Purchaser, enforceable
against the Purchaser in accordance with its teens,
(c) the execution and delivery of this .Agreement by the :purchaser and the
consummation of the transactions herein provided for will not result in the breach,
violation of or constitute a default under, or conflict with:
(i) anyby-laws or resolutions of the council of the Purchaser;
(ii) any judgment, decree, injunction or awazd of any court, governmental
bod}~ or azbitrator having jurisdiction over the purchaser or any of its
assets; or
(iii) any ajpplicable law, statute, ordinance, regulation or rote; and
(d) the Purchaser is and will on the Closing Date be registered under the Excise Tax
Act in respect of goods and services tax.
Section 2.03 Survival of Representations and Warrantiee•
warranties set forth m subsection 2.01(e), which shall survive indefimt'tely, and the representationsd .
and warranties set forth, in subsection 2.01(1), which shall survive until the expiration of the period
m wlricir an assessment or reassessment of taxes may be issued, the representations and warranties
contained in this Article Two, shall survive the Closing and notwithstanding such Closing, shall
continue in full force and effect for the benefit of the Purchaser and the Vendor until October 31,
2008.
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ARTICLE THREE
ADDITIONAL COVENANTS
Section 3.01. Bulk Sales Act: The Vendor and the Purchaser agree to waive compliance with
the Bulk Sales Act (Ontario).
Section 3.02 Name: The purchaser shall have the exclusive right to the use the name `Brian
McFazlane's Hockey Museum" or such other similaz name in connection with the operation of
Clarington Hockey Museum by the Purchaser,
Section 3.03 Non-Competition: The Vendor agrees that they will not directly or indirectly, be
engaged in any business nr conduct directly compet~ive with the Clarington Hockey Museum for
five (5) yeazs from the date hereof within Ontario,
Section 3.04 The rights and restrictions set out in Section 3.02 and 3.03 shall survive closing
and shall not merge.
ARTICLE FOUR
CONDITIONS
Section 4.01 It is also a condition of closing that on or before October 31, 2003 the Purchaser
shall have satisfied itself, in its sole discretion, of:
a) the value of the Purchased Assets by way of professional appraisal;
b) the association of the Clarington Hockey Museum with the Hockey Hall of Fame;
c) the feasibility o('the Clarington Hockey Museum; and
d) the quality of the Peter Puck films.
(the "Purchaser's Conditions"), .
Section 4.02 The purohase and sale of the Purchased Assets shall be subject to the following
conditions precedent for the,benefit of the Purchaser to Be satisfied on or before the Closing Date
(unless waived by the Purchaser):
(a) The Purchased Assets shall be free and cleaz of all encumbrances,`except for those
specifically agreed to be assumed by the Purchaser;
(b) The Peter Puck Licence provided for in an agreement dated June 4, 1990 between
Hanna-Barbera productions Inc. (as Licensor), Brian, and Family Ltd. (as
Licensee) shall terminate not eazlier than December 31, 2014 (subject to Family
Ltd. exercising, its options to extend the term to such date in accordance with such
agreement, which it has agreed to do herein.) and shall be in good standing;
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(c) The Exhibition Licence shall be approved for transfer to the Purchaser by the
holder of the copyrights to Peter Puck; and
(d) Apart from the usual representations and warranties, a warranty and representation
that there aze no law suits pending or threatened against the Purchased and the
principals and that there are,no outstanding claims or liabilities, contingent or
otherwise, including tax claims and liabilities of the Vendor, except those that
have been specifically disclosed to and accepted by the Purchaser.
ARTICLE FIVE
~II~MP'ICATION
Section 5.01 Indemnification b the Vendor: The Vendor agrees to indemnify and save
harmless the Purchaser, fi'om all claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs and. expenses
("Losses' suffered or ircurred by the Purchaser as a result of or arising directly or indirectly out
of or in connection with:
(a) any breac by the Vendor of or any inaccuracy of any representation or waranty
of the Ven~¢or contained in this Agreement or in the Letter of latent (provided chat
the Vendo>f and its principals shall not'be required to indemnify ar save harmless
the Purchaser in respect of any breach or inaccuracy of any representation or
warranty unless the Purchaser shall have provided notice. to the Vendor in
accordance,with secton 5.03 on or prior to the expiration of the applicable time
period related to such representation and warranty set out in section 2.03);
(b) any breach or non-performance by the Vendor of any covenant to be performed by
it that is contained in this Agreement or in the Letter of Intent;
(c) any liabilities for federal or provincial, sales, excise, income, corporate or any
other taxes iyssessed against the Business for any period up to and including the
Closing Datej that affect the Purchased Assets; and
(d) non-compliance. with the Bulk Sales Act (Ontazio).
Section 5.02 Indemnificati n by the Purchaser:
harmless the Vendor from all Losses suffered or incurred by the Vendor as a resur It of or ari ng
directly or indirectly out for ar in connection with:
(a} any breach by the Purchaser of or any inaccuracy of any representation or
warranty contained in this Agreement or in any agreement, instrument, certificate
or other document delivered pursuant hereto (provided that the Purchaser shall not
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be requjred to indemnify or save hannless the Vendor in respect of any breach or
inaccur2cy of any representation or wan'anty unless the Vendor shall have
provided notice to the Purchaser in accordance with section 5.03 on or prior to the
expiration of the applicable time period related to such. representation and
warranty set out in section 2.03); and
(b) any breach or non-performance by the Purchaser of any covenant to be performed
by it that is contained in this Agreement or in any agreement, certificate or other
document delivered pursuant hereto.
Section 5.03 Notice o~'Claim: If a party (the "Indemnified Party'? shall become aware of any
claim, proceeding or other matter (a "Clalm'~ in respect of which another party (the
"Indemnifying Party's agreed to indemnify the Indemnified Party pursuant to this Agreement,
the Indemm~ified Party shall promptly give written notice thereof to the Indemnifying Party. Such
notice shall specify wheether the Claim azises as a result of a claim by a person against the
Indemnified Party (a "Third Party Claim's or whether the Claim does not so arise (a "Direct
Claim', and shall also Specify with reasonable particularity (to the extent that the information is
available) the factual basis for the Claim and the amount of the Claim, if known. If, through the
fault of the Indemnified Party, the Indemnifying party does not receive notice of any Claim in
time to contest effectively the determination of any liability susceptible of being contested, the
Indemnifying Party shall be entitled to set off against the amount claimed by the Indemnified
Party the amount of any Losses incurred by the Indemnifying pally resulting from the
Indemnified Party's failure to give such notice on a timely basis.
Section 5.04 Direct Claims: With respect to any Direct Claim, following receipt of notice
from the Indemnified Patty of the Claim, the Indemnifying Party shall have thirty (30) days to
make such investigation of the Claim as is considered necessary or desirable. For the purpose of
such investigation, the Indemnified Party shall make available to .the Indemnifying party the
information relied upon by the Indemnified Party to substantiate the Claim, together with all such
other information as the Indemnifying Party may reasonably request. If both parties .agree at or
prior to Ume expiration of!such thirty (30) day period (or any mutually agreed upon extension
thereof) to the validity and amount of such Claim, the Indemnifying Party shall immediately pay
to the Indemnified Party the full agreed upon amount of the Claim, failing which the matter shall
be referred to binding azbitration in such manner as the parties may agree or shall be determined
by a court of competent jurisdiction. ,
Section 5.05 Third Party Claims: With respect to any Third Party Claim, ,the Indemnifying
Party shall have the right, at its, expense, to participate in or assume control of the negotiation,
settlement or defence of the Claim. If the Indemnifying Party elects to assume such control, the
Indemnified Party shall have the right to participate in the negotiation, settlement or defence of
such Third Party Claim and to retain counsel to act on its behalf, provided that the fees and
disbursements of such counsel shall be paid by the Indemnified Party.
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Section 5.06 Settlement of Third Partv Claims: If the Indemnifying Party fails to assume
control of the defence of any Third Party Claim, the Indemnified Party shall have the exclusive
right to contest, settle ar pay the amount claimed. Whether or not the Indemnifying Party
assumes control of the negotiation, settlement or defence of any Third Party Claim, the
Indemnifying Party shall not settle any Third Party Claim without the written consent of the
Indemnified Party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
Section 5.07 Co-operation: The Indemnified Party and the Indemnifying Party shall co-operate
fully with each other with respect to Third Party Claims, and shall keep each other fully advised
with respect thereto (including supplying copies of all relevant documentation promptly as it
becomes available).
Section 5.08 Exclusivi :The provision. of this Article Five shall apply to any Claim for breach
of any covenant, representafion, warranty or other provision of this Agreement or any agreement,
certificate or other document delivered pursuant hereto (other than a claim for specific
performance or injunctive relief) with the intent that all such Claims shall be subject to the
limitations and other provisions contained in this Article Five.
ARTICLE 6
GF.NFRAi.
Section 6.01 Confidentijality of Information: If the transaction described herein is nol
consummated for any rgason, the Purchaser covenants and agrees that, except as otherwise
authorized by the Vendgr in writing, neither the Purchaser nor its representatives, agents or
employees will disclose to third parties, directly or indirectly, any confidential information or
confidential data relating to the Purchased Assets or the Business in the possession of the
Purchaser or its representatives as a result of the Vendor making available to the Purchaser and
its representatives the information requested by them in connection with such transaction.
Section 6.02 Notices: ,q~ny notice, direction or other instrument required or permitted to be
given under the provisions of this Agreement shall be in writing and may be given by mailing the
same by prepaid registered past or by delivering the same as follows:
(a) If to the Vendor at
25 Tollerton Avenue
Willowdale, Ontario
M2K 2H1
Attention: Brian McFarlane
(b) If to the Purchaser at:
12
40 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, Ontario
L1C 3A4
Attention: Franklin Wq Chief Administrative Officer
Any notice, direction or other instrument aforesaid, if delivered, shall be deemed to have been
given or made on the day on which it was delivered and if mailed as aforesaid shall be deemed to
have been given or made on the third business day following the day on which it is mailed, Any
party may give written notice of a change of address in the same manner, in which event any
such notice shalt thereaftcer be given to it as above provided at such changed address.
Section 6.03 A licabl Law: This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with and
governed by the laws of ntazio and the laws of Canada applicable in Ontazio.
Section 6.04 Words and Phrases; In this Agreement, the masculine shall include the feminine
and the neuter and vice versa and the singulaz shall include the plural and vice versa; words such
as "hereunder", "hereto", "hereof "and "herein" shall, unless the context clearly indicates the
contrary, refer to the whole of this Agreement and not to any particular paragraph or section
hereof and the word "person" shall include an individual, firm or corporation. The headings in
this Agreement are inserted for convenience of reference only and shall not affect the
interpretation of construction hereof.
Section 6.05 No Other ~ereements: Except as specifically set forth in this Agreement or the
Letter of Intent, there aze no representations, warranties, agreements or covenants made by any
of the parties hereto and not contained herein. This Agreement supersedes any prior agreement,
memorandum of understaarling or letter of intent whether written or oral, between the parties a~
constitutes the entire agreement of the parties. Any amendment to this Agreement must
specifically refer to this Agreement and be in writing and executed by both of the parties hereto.
Section 6.06 Further As~rances: The parties hereto shall sign such further and other.
documents, cause such me4tings to be held, resolutions passed, by-laws enacted, exercise their
vote and influence, do and perform and cause to be done and performed such further and other
acts and things as may be necessary in order to give full. effect to this Agreement and every part
hereof. _ _
Section 6.07 Severability: If any provision of this Agreement, or the application of such
provision to arty person or circumstance, shall be held invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of
this Agreement, or the application of such provision to persons or circumstances other than those
as to which it is held invalid pr unenforceable, shall not be affected thereby.
Section 6.08 Successors and Representatives: This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties
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hereto, their heirs, executors, personal representatives, successors and assigns.
Section 6.09 Counterparts: This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, and all
such executed counterparts shall constitute one agreement, binding on all of the parties hereto,
notwithstanding that all'the parties are not signatories to the original or the same counterpart.
Section 6.10 No Waiver of Breach: No failure of any party to this Agreement to pursue any
remedy. resulting from a breach of this Agreement by another party shall be construed as a waiver
of that breach by that party or any other party or as a waiver of any subsequent or other breach,
and any waiver by any of the parties hereto of any of the teens; provisions, conditions or
agreements hereof whether expressly or by implication shall not constitute or be deemed to
constitute a continuing waiver thereof or a waiver of any other terms, provisions, conditions or
agreements hereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have duly executed this Agreement as of
the date hereof.
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Joan c •azlane (personally)
BRIAN McFARLANE'S HOCKEY
MUSEUM
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BRIAN McFARLANE HOCKEY MUSES
LIST OF INVENTORY -~
JULY, 2003
The Hockey Museum is primarily a museum of fascinating photos and
artifacts depicting a chronological history. of hockey. The following
inventory list has been compiled by Joan and .Brian McFarlane.
Interested parties rmust understand that photos and artifacts from the
Museum. have been stored in three venues for many weeks.
Therefore, the list may not be absolutely correct but the McFarianes
are confident it is 9l3% correct and factual. The McFarlanes are also
confident the final inventory will contain many more items than are
listed. The McFarlanes want the purchasers to feel assured they are
getting full value for their investment dollars. They hope and expect to
play a continuing role in the Museum by providing additional items of
interest and expertise in the years ahead.
EARLY DAY PHOTIDS:
One long panel (15' x57 of approximately 75 photos from Lord
Stanley to a newspaper, account of the longest game ever played in .
1936. Free standing photos include the 1896 Baltimore team,
Montreal Vies 1895 championships team, Red Dutton, New York
Rangers champs im '28, 1904 World Champs Portage tike, World
Champs Victoria Cougars, World Champion Quebec 1913, Kenora
Thistles.
One short panel (5"X5") with 15 photos of the 40s.
(Richard, Lindsay, Schmidt, Broda, etc. Oversize photos include Dick
Irvin Sr, Bentley Brothers in Chicago.
One long panel (2T'X5") with approximately 115 photos of the 50s to
the present. -
One panel of 26 photos of Great Goalies ~
One panel of 22 photos of Goalie Masks
One panel of 26 photos of Gordie Howe's Amazing Career
One pane! (4"x 6") of 10 photos of Clancy, Ballard, Conacher
Brothers.
One panel (4" X 6") of 14 photos of Building of Maple Leaf Gardens:
Beatles, Elvis, Gondola, etc.
One pane! (4" X 6'~ 14 Bobby Hull photos
One pane4 (4" X 6'~ 8 Bobby Orr photos. Orr wearing #27 (rare)
One panel (4" X 6") 5 Darryl Sittler photos. His 1976 Canada Cup
winning goal, his first goal, etc.
One pane! (4" X6'~ 15 photos of Hockey in Hollywood. John Wayne in
Idol of the Crowds. Paul Newman in Slapshot, etc.
One panel of 8 photos'The Zamboni Story" First Zamboni, etc.
Six panels of approximately 90 photos: Fascinating Facts and ;
Photos: Includes Showdown Poster, First black player in NHL, rare
Beehive photos. New York Americans '29., Canada Cup winner '84,
U.S Victory 1980, First game in Florida, Sutter Family, Mosienko's
Fastest Three Goal.
etc.
Four (4" X 6'~ panels of approximately 50 photos 'The Joy of Hockey"
Rare historical photos of men and women playing hockey and shinny
on the ponds and rivers, indoor gamed played decades ago.
One panel of 7 photos "Bruce Bennett's Best Photos" Bennett is
acknowledged as the NHL's top photographer.
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One panel of 12 photos "Hockey's Broadcasters" The familiar faces
of Foster and Biil Hewitt, Danny Gallivan, etc. ,
One panel of approximately 20 photos McFariane's Career: 2 Hardy
Boys references.
Two panels of approximately 40 photos "Women's Hockey dating to
1890. Rare shot of Lady Stanley playing outdoors in 1890.
Considered the best collection of women's hockey photos in the
world.
Long panel of approximately 50 photos The Wayne Gretrky Story"
including rare shot of Wayne's first goal as a kid.
One panel of 11 ,photos: "Don Cherry Story."
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES IN THE MUSEUM LIBRARY
Numerous books (up to 50), including many. by McFarlane, on the
game. Includes: _
Guides, Magazines, programs, etc.
NHL Official Guide and Record Book. (new each year)
Hockey Hall of Fame Official Yearbook
Hockey Superstars album (rare)
1993: Hall of Fame Inaugural Issue
NHL Power Play Sjavers (stickers from Esso}
Stanley Cup: The first 100 Years Commemorative Magazine
Copies: Scotiabank Hockey College News
Photo Spreads: Weekend Magazine, etc.
Story of the NHL
Boy on Defense
Scnabs on Skates
Hockey-Here's Howe
Etc. Etc.
HOCKEY STICKS (APPROXIMATELY 65 REGULAR STICKS.
MANY .GAME USED, PLUS SEVEN GOAL STICKS AND ONE
HURLEY STICK. MANY ARE AUTOGRAPHED BY STARS OF THE
ERA, INCLUDING RED HORNER, APPS, DRILLON, KE_ ON; AND
LEAFS OF'67) TOTAL OF 73 STICKS.
From the Hall of Fame: ~
Gretrky
Lemieux
Bourque
Clarke
O'Reilly
Lapointe
Park
Keon (rare, 1960)
Cournoyer
M. Tremblay
Dryden
S. Savard
D. Maloney
Lacroix.
Bossy
J. Mullen
D. Gore
MUSEUM OWNED STICKS
G. Howe (rare)"
Sawchuk Goal stick 1960. (Many autographs inGuding Howe)
Alyn McCauley: Autographed
Mario Gosselin Goai stick
Ted Kennedy Stick from 40s: 9 autographs *
Cures Joseph Goal, stick
Dennis Huil: Team Canada '72 * (autographed by TC members)
Robinson
Esposito
Mike Bossy
Lacroix
Joe Mullen
Old Leaf, stick (autographed by several Hall of Famers)
Plasse goal stick
Mcgregor `
2 hand painted goalie sticks * One with many autographs
Replica stick: First game played in Kingston
Guevremont stick
Ruff
Fairbaim
Gilmour ~
2 Russian sticks
Russian 1972
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Alftedsson (autographed) rookie of year
Graves (autographed) Graves and Beliveau
100 year otd goal Stick used in 1902 Stanley Cup * Need repairs
100 year old stick from McFarlane collection. Needs repairs
Replica of hurley stick: Similar to hockey
Replica of 1886 stuck used in Kingston's first game
Old stick with thin blade
Old stick with broken blade: repaired.
Several Mini sticks: Some autographed
SKATES
Garth Boesch: Leaf star of 40s and 50s
Old Brown skates
Old btadc skates
5 pair of dip on skates
Black and brown skates with guards
Doug Favell's goal skates ;
Rare double runner skates
Rare kids skates black and red: double runners
Old wooden skate (150-200 years old).
Pair of skates with curled up blades (very rare) donated by Mickey
Walker, 82-year old player in Bala.. World's oldest registered female
player.
Tum of last century Starr Skates (Mill in box)
TURNSTYLE
A rare tumstyle used for decades at Maple Leaf Gardens
GLOVES AND PADS
Bemie Parents trapper from 1974. Also used by Favell.
Pair of Dave Lumiey's shoulder pads (wom as a kid).
Bathurst goalie gloves (Blue, yellow and white)
Kenesky goalie glove
B. Latonde's old NML gloves (Canudcs)
Cooper goalie glove
Kids player gloves
Red and blue shin pads
White shoulder pads
Cooper goalie glove
Favell's arm and shoulder pads
Kenesky chest protector
Curtis Joseph's LouisviAe goal pads and stick
Brown leg pads (owner unknown)
Ivan Irwin's palmless hockey gloves
Bobby Hull model shin pad: Just one
Several other gloves
Pair Boxing gloves (Tiger William's hockey gloves)
HELMETS AND MIASKS
Goalie mask: Black with white mesh guard (Jofa)
Modem Itectr mask
Montreal mask created by Rids Clarke'
Toronto mask (Pot~rin) created by Rick Clarke
Replica of Cheeve~'s famous mask
Unique hand made mask donated by late. Fred Hill. 1929 pre-dates ail
other NHL masks.
Hill's .1929 goalie skates
Flyers' hockey bag
Lalonde's old helmet wom for 12 years.
JERSEYS, JACKETS
Brett Hult autographed St. Louis jersey
Maple Leaf Anniversary jersey (1996) # 489 Of 1931)
Horton All Star jerseey (not NHL)
Mikity Chicago BlaCkhawk jersey
Americans replica Jersey (no longer manufactured)
Calgary: Gary Roberts autographed
Leafs #27 jersey (Slittler?)
Toronto Toros first jersey. Introduced at initial press conference
Bossy: Islanders ~,
Thomas Steen: Wipnipeg
Slapshot jersey:Donated by Hanson brothers
Orr jersey from Hall of Fame
Bathgate jersey (H0~
Gretzky jersey (HOF)
Kharlamovjersey (HOF)
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Dawson City jersey commemorating 1905 S. Cup (autographed by all
players)
Gruen NHL Oldtimers jersey
Doug Wilson jersey (Chicago)
Russian jersey (Bykhov)
Hockey Night in Canada jacket (B. McFariane's), white shirt, hockey
tie. HNIC cap.
Phil. Flyers hockey;jacket from 1974
Canada Women's Team jacket from 1990. Pants and stockings.
Old sock with feet.
Texans jersey, old socks
Canadian Olympic Team jersey
PENNANTS
1990 Womens' Woad
Vntage Leaf pennant
Vintage Gn~ensborcb pennant
Vintage Detroit
Cal. Seals
HOCKEY CARDS
Manon Rheaume
Don Marshall from COs
Don Cherry (rare)
Gord Howe
2 albums wirh 40 cards in each
Bob Goldham
1934 signed card A~III Star
(Limitless number of other cards available if needed)
GAMES
Munro push-pull game from 40s. (rare)
Gotham Game: First push-pull invented. Very rare
Roll N Score Game ~
Ice Acction Hockey Game
MATCH BOOK CQVERS
March, Bowman, Brydson, Gottselig, Johnston (Ching), Dutton.
MISCELLANEOUS
4 Red Seats from Maple Leaf Gardens
4 blue seats from IVALG
Cash register for gift shop
25' of dasher boards
Life size cutouts of Lemieux and Cherry
Paperweight Hall of Fame Opening
AHt Champs patch
1974 Leaf calendar
Brick from Chicago Stadium
LP: Hockey Night in Canada
Oversize print Foster Hewitt
Doug earidey h'te
Replica. Stanley Cup signed by Leaf players
Skate sharpener ehdorsed by B. Hull
Stanley Cup pencil sharpener
Peter Puck dock (rare)
Stuffed Peter Puck doll
Hockey Night in Calnada oast
Pittsburgh Hornets crest
Stanley Cup Worid'Champs cxests 1946-47, another from 1941-42
Hockey sock record: NY Rangers sing
Leaf crest from Ace Bailey's jersey
Canadian Navy team crest (Bob Goldham)
Tickets from Mightyr Dudcs game
Box of hockey pogs
A large number of hockey pucks and pins of various vintages
Menu from Gr+etky'~'restaurant
Dionne Quints in Leaf jerseys (photo)
HOCKEY ART (Prints)
Bill Barilkos final goof
Richard and Sugar Jim
New Yorker Magazgne cover (rare)
Original painting: Dryden
Prints of Sawchuk, McDonald and Plante
14 various prints of hockey scenes
Framed print: Skating in Central Park
Framed print: Backyard hockey
I Large print: Henderson's Goal
15 16 X 16 boards with images of NHL jerseys (rare)
Several Doug Gibson cartoons: It Happened in Hockey
Saturday Evening Post 1936: Hockey art on cover
Collier's Magazine: 1931: Hockey art on cover
PROGRAMS, MAGAZINES
Copies of many Sports Illustrated Hockey Covers {rare)
Copies of 12 oId M~.G Programs dating to 30s
24 posters of various star players
14 oversize action hotos (24" X 36")
Copy of Time Mag~zine 1935: First NHLer (Chabot) on cover
IMPORTANT ADDITIONS:
THE FOLLOWING PHOTOS AND ITEMS ARE NOT ON OCTOBER
'98 UST (ADDED SINCE MUSEUM CLOSED)
Brett Hull Scores WG In triple OT in '99
Hull's Disputed Goal
Hull Answers Back
Scott Stevens holding S. Cup
Devils grouped around Cup
Two photo spread ion Hasek
. Dallas Stars Grouped around Cup
Modin with Cup
Hatcher with Cup ,
Yzerman with Cup'
Bowman and Wings grouped around Cup
Gretzky's last gamier Two Photos •
Leafs Turf Pens in' OT
Sundin Celebrates
Leafs Line Up for playoff Game
Autographed photo of Carl Brewer, Johnny Bower and Alan Stanley
Vintage hockey hglme# (30s?)
NOTES:
qho(~} oc artifact, is on loan and may be reclaimed by donor some:
day,:
Brian McFarlane has contacted star players and former players and
coaches (Gretzky, Peca, Yzerman, Brodeur, Bowman, etc.) and has
been promised additional photos and artifacts to be placed in a "New"
Hockey Museum.
As a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame,. McFarlane has been
promised support (in wrfing} from the Hockey Hall of Fame.
McFarlane has a source for an unlimited number of films of vintage
hockey games, including rare Soviet animation for use on monitors
within the Museum!
Guest appearances and author signings can be arranged. -
Suggest McFarlane and the Museum put together two books for sale
in gift shop. One called All About Hockey for kids, a second using
many of the Joy of Hockey photos and tified the Joy of Hockey.
Suggest a spinning wheel be placed in Museum (or outside) to raise
money for charity !or a scholarship. For $1 player spins wheel, has
chance to win free- admission to Museum or a poster or book. p a
non-winner, the $1' goes to charity or a scholarship fund. I saw this
work successfully at Universal Studios in Los Angeles.
TO ASSIST IN THE IDENTIFICATION, COLLECTION AND
TRANSPORTATION OF HOCKEY MUSEUM INVENTORY, THE
FOLLOWING IS STORED IN BOXES AND CONTAINERS IN THE
BARRIE STORAGE AREA.
ITEMS IN THE BARRIE STORAGE LOCATION
10 Plexiglass cubes
5 Plastic interlocking sheets (flooring for shootout game)
20' (Approx.) Rink Boards used to decorate .theater walls
11 Gray panels (4' X 6') 3 in Barrie, 8 in McF. Garage. with. poles
and fee#
1 Red Panel (4 X 8) in McF. Garage, Posts in Barrie
MASKS AND HELMETS (Red Sticker 56)
White goalie malsks
1 Painted goalie masks by Clark"
1 New (tech goalie mask in blue bag
1 Helmet wom Iby Bobby Lalonde over 11 NHL seasons
1 Jofa goalie helmet and face guard (I#ech)
PHOTOS AND HOCCKEY ART (#83 Red sticker)
13 Artistic Reproductions of old NHL sweaters
14 Hockey art
15 Hockey in the Movies, (John Wayne, Paul Newman, etc)
14 Bobby Hult
39 Fascinating photos
2 Old Magazine spreads. of Gilbert, Hadfield, Pulford
13 Maple Leaf hardens
3 Stanley Cup shots (Peterson working on Cup)
HOCKEY GAMES ,(Red Sticker 57 & 67)
4 Hockey games
1 Pair. Mickey GValker's skates (oldest female player in world)
83 year pld Bala player donated 150 year old skates.
PHOTOS Box 3, (red s#iclcer 79)
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42 Joy of hockey
5 Bruce Bennett Display (Donated by Bruce, NHL's top photog.)
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10 Famous broadcasters (Hewitt Gallivan, etc.)
6 Bobby Orr
27 Fascinating photos
8 Ballard and Clancy
2 Black players
3 Advertising from mags.
4 Sittler
1 Hockey poem
BOX 99 -red sticker
Gotham game: Very rare. First push pull game.
Menu from. Gretzkyrs Restaurant
Color photos of Orr and Shore
Small photo of Gordie Drillon, last Leaf to win scoring title
Joe Sakic poster
King Clancy's contract with Leafs
Leaf calendar. 1947
BOX 6 (Red sticker 89)
24 McFarlane photos
32 Women in hockey
2 Hockey art
1 Song sheet: Here Comes Shack, written by McFarlane
1 Plastiazed 4~py of Hockey News Feb. 28153
2 Wooden plaques: Lafleur and Lemieux
1 Peterborough Petes Team (3D)
BOX 16 -red sticker
16 Framed Photos w glass. Action shots of NHL stars
BOX 59 -red sticker
Full of individual lights for track lighting
PLEXIGLASS CASE (# 30 red sticker)
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Containing 501arg~ photos and posters
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BOX 84: (red sticker)
Containing hockey. books: Not checked
BOXES 87 AND 90: (red stickers)
Full of vintage skaiies, including those of former Leaf Garth Boesch
BOX 55: (red sticker)
Four framed items with glass
DISPLAY CABINET
LARGE WOODEN. WARDROBE WITH DOORS USED TO DISPLAY
GOALIE EQUIPMENT
Fuil Size cutouts of Don Cherry and Mario Lemieux (152 red sticker)
BOX 48: (red sticker)
Large framed items: Leafs 67 Cup Champs: with many autographs
Leafs hockey stars from the 1930s.
Plexiglass Cube #58 red sticker:
22 Large photos and rare Munro Push-Pull Game
Note: Cubes 12, 13, 14, 17, 31, 32 , 33,.51 are empty
Cubes 30 amd 58 are full
BOX 1 Red sticker #82
Chronological series of photos from Lord Stanley to Phil. Flyers plus
captions for same.
BOX # 81-red sticker.
Old gloves and pads
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BOX # 76 -red sticker:
Has not been checked
BOX #36 -red sticker:
Oversize photos of Paul Henderson's WG and Foster Hewitt
23 Plywood wall panels covered with maroon burfab. Note: Photos
are attached to bu~rfab by Velcro sticker strips on back.
Shootout Board of goalie used in game outside Museum. Should be
replaced or repainted
BOX # 18 -red sticker.
Goalie Pads: Doug Favell, Curtis Joseph, etc.
Sticker #149: Theater rope and posts
Numerous mannequins
One rare tumstyle lfrom Maple Leaf Gardens
Two TV monitors. ,= -
The above items will fi0 a minimum space of 2,000 square feet.
Captions have been prepared for each photo although newer
methods of identifying photos and providing story lines may be
preferred. Recent jmprovement in scanning techniques should make
additional (updated) photos inexpensive to produce and provide for a
periodic change of displays.
Brian and Joan McFarlane
Juty 25, 2003
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