Benoit "Benny" Hogue  - CCM Airknit, size 52. LOA from the Spirit of the Game.  Benny had his best year in 1991-92 with 75 NHL points. Overall Benny collected 222 NHL goals. Benny came over from Buffalo to NYI after only 3 regular season games into the 91-92 season, which is why this jersey shows a nameplate change, currently in researching we have not found who wore #33 before Benny. This style of Islanders jerseys is one of the most sought after style of Islanders jerseys because of the 75th and rare New York Islanders 20th anniversary patch. When any of these that hit the market they disappear right away.

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Walt Tkaczuk - Stall and Dean mesh, size 52.  Cosby Tags in the collar and size tag, also the Stall and Dean dry cleaning tag and born on date of "9" meaning 1979. This is from Walt's last full season in the NHL, he plays in 76 games. Because of Walt being a Ranger fan favorite his jerseys never last on the hobby open market and rarely are they ever presented in the hobby for sale.

Overall the jersey shows that is was heavily washed, the numbers, letters and logo letters show nice puckering and crinkling. The photo's to the right are not claimed to be photo matches, but are from the 79-80 season and both show the fat sleeve numbers used during that season.

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Rod Seiling - Cosby durene knit, size 48. Cosby tag and size tag in the hem. Rod played defense for the Rangers from 1963 thru the 74-75 season. To the right is a photo from the 72-73 season with Seiling wearing the "A". With further research of this photo in my personal opinion I believe this is the jersey in the photo. The "A" is directly proportional to the letters in Rangers and in his right sleeve the #6 is perfectly folded as the same as the jersey, plus Seiling did not wear the "A" for very long.

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Bernie Nicholls - Maska Ultrafil knit, size 50.  This jersey was worn in Bernie first full season with the Kings, even though he did play 22 games in 81-82 season. Bernie racked up over 615 career goals and 475 NHL goals. Addendum - Bernie had 615 career goals not 615 NHL goals.

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Dennis Potvin - Adidas mesh, size 52.  Dennis at the end of the 85-86 season played for Team Canada in the World Championships. The jersey is signed on the front and the back. AGFA patches on both sleeves.

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Ken Dryden Game Used Stick - Canadien style wood stick.  Ken is a member of the Hall of Fame and used this stick at the end of his prestigious goaltending career.  

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Mike Bullard - Sandow mesh, size 50. Mike played for the Penguins from 1980 to 1987 and scored over 300+ NHL goals in his career. This jersey has the Bastein memorial arm band on the left sleeve. Everything is rubberized heat pressed on the jersey.

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Peter Lindmark - Sportjohan mesh and knit, size 54.  Peter as a goaltender represented his country 3 times in the Canada Cup. Everything is rubberized heat pressed onto the jersey. 

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Paul Kariya  - CCM Airknit, size 52. Paul is still adding to his 300+ NHL goals with Nashville, but Paul started it all with the Ducks. This jersey is from the second set of his 01-02 campaign. Paul has also represented Team Canada in the Olympics 3 times. The Ducks set stamp is in the hem.

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Al Secord - Bauer Ultrafil knit, size 54.  This jersey was worn in the 1996 IHL playoffs and is marked by the trainer in the fight strap,  96 PO, in black sharpie. Al played in 9 Playoff games that year.  This could very well be Al's last professional jersey he ever wore.

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Jason Allison - CCM Airknit, size 58. Jason is still adding to his NHL goal total of 154. This jersey has the AM memorial patch and the 2002 All-star game patch.  The jersey has the Kings set stamp in the hem, 2001-02 set 1 with Kings trainers Peter Millar, initials.

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Don Beaupre - CCM Airknit, size 54. Netminder Don Beaupre enjoyed a solid NHL career that spanned parts of 17 NHL seasons. He was known for cutting down the angles well and utilizing a cat-like glove hand. Don amassed 268 NHL wins. This jersey shows solid game use for a goalie jersey and it was customized shortened at the hem for Donny.

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1992-93  Boston Celtics AIM # - 33494

Kevin McHale - Champion mesh size 46 with 3+ inches added.

Kevin McHale, Robert Parish and Larry Bird comprised arguably the greatest front court in NBA history. Of this trio, Kevin McHale had a great touch, arms that could reach the sky through Garden rafters and he was virtually unstoppable. He tallied 17,335 points, an amazing feat considering Parish had 23,334 and Bird 21,791. This road green mesh is from McHale's 1992-93 final season. The tail sports dual Champion labels, [size] "46" and the exclusivity/year/customization designator. The interior wide seam flap designates fabric content. All labels show acceptable wear. The oversized black armband at the zenith of the left stirrup memorializes the passing of legendary broadcaster Johnny Most. Overall, a quality representation with a unique mourning band differentiator.

Steve "Steepashakis" Partick - Stall and Dean mesh, size 56. Cosby tags in the collar. Steve played mainly with the Sabres until 84-85 and 85-86 were he played with the Blue Shirts. 

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Bob Rousseau - Cosby Durene knit, size 44. Cosby tag and size tag in the hem. In June 1971 Rousseau was sent to the Rangers, where his career was rejuvenated. Playing with Bruce MacGregor and Ted Irvine, he scored 21 goals and helped the Rangers reach the Stanley Cup finals. They lost to the powerful Boston Bruins, but it was Rousseau's third-period goal that stunned the Boston Garden crowd and forced a sixth game in Madison Square Garden. Rousseau retired from the NHL in 1974-75 with 245 career goals, four Stanley Cup rings and an Olympic silver medal to his credit.

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Ulf Nilsson - Tibas knit mesh, size 52.

At the 1976 Canada Cup, he played exceptionally well for Tre Kronor and in a game against the USSR scored the decisive goal against Vladislav Tretiak. The most memorable game for Nilsson was the one between the Winnipeg Jets and the USSR in 1978 in Winnipeg, which the Canadian team won 5-3. In that game, Hull scored three goals, Nilsson scored two, and the Nilsson-Hull-Hedberg trio won their own game against one of the world's best lineups, the Mikhailov-Petrov-Kharlamov trio.

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Dennis Maruk - CCM mesh, size 50. Steichens Sporting goods tag in the collar. In considering his prime years with Washington, only nine players in league history have scored as many goals in a single season (60 in 81-82) as Dennis Maruk and only eight players equaled or surpassed his single-season point totals of 136.

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Bryan Trottier- CCM Airknit, size 52. Tags in the collar cut out. This was from his last season as an Islander before going to Pittsburgh. This jersey was probably worn towards the end of the season and shows light use. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1997.Trottier was a throwback. He was a defensively sound center man with the vision and instincts of a pure scorer. Over an 18-year National Hockey League career, he led his teams to the Stanley Cup six times, including four consecutive titles with the New York Islanders in the early 1980s. And his achievements went beyond team success. He was the winner of the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie, the Art Ross Trophy as top scorer and the Hart Trophy as the most valuable player. Trott's, at his retirement, was the league's sixth-highest all-time scorer.

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American Association  posted 11-6-06

St. Peter - Wilson wool flannel, size 40, it exactly measures to a 46. These Millers are the first I have ever seen and very sought after. . This Millers jersey was just recently uncovered at a local VFW garage sale, the jersey were handed down to the local VFW to be used by the local VFW team, but this jersey was never used by the VFW team hence why it survived all these years at the post. Its all intact and all original all the way down to the buttons. This is a road blue gray style.  Knowing how baseball teams recycled sets of jerseys to other seasons, this was probably worn by more then just St. Peter. Currently the players first name is not known. The Millers went to blue lettering with red trim on both their home and road uniforms sometime around 1930 and used them up until 1947 when they changed to the NY Giants colors.

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Sidney Crosby - Jofa Ultrafil knit, size 56. During the summer of 2004 summer's rookie tournament (Phoenix, Anaheim, Los Angeles and San Jose rotate as hosts of an annual round-robin during late summer). With Crosby agent living in Santa Monica he participated in skating with the Kings for most of the summer. This is the practice jersey he wore while skating with the Kings. It comes with a LOA signed by Dave Taylor the Senior Vice President / General Manager of the Kings stating that the jersey is from the 2004 LA Kings summer rookie camp and is marked on the fight strap S. Crosby #87.

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Unknown - CCM mesh, size 50.

#3 Yellow Alternate - Norm Schmidt wears #3 during the regular season in 1983-84 and Doug Bodger wears #33 during the regular season in 1984-85, could Bodger have  worn #3 during the preseason 84-85 possibly, because in 85-86 Bodger does change to #3. There were a few CCM Gold Alternates that were worn during the end of the 1983-84 regular season. But the CCM Gold Alternates were mainly worn in the 1984-85 pre-season and I have not seen any physical evidence these CCM Gold Alternates were worn in the 1984-85 regular season.  There is no remnants of a nameplate ever being on this jersey which leads me to believe it was worn in the 84-85 Pre-season only with no factual evidence of who wore #3 for the Penguins in the Pre-season of 84-85.

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posted 3-29-2010

John Van Boxmeer - Wilson Durene knit, size 44. The jersey actually measures to a size 48. You can see on both shoulders where the outlines remain of the 76 Olympic patches, this is common for all these patches to have been removed by the Canadiens.

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posted 3-29-2010

Rejean Houle  - Wilson durene knit, size 44. The jersey actually measures to a size 50. Rejean scored 398 NHL goals.  This is the Classic Canadiens durene from a very sought after set. The jersey also has the Wilson year tag 77 in the hem. The jersey is autographed by Rejean Houle inside the lower hem.

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posted 3-29-2010

Gilles Gilbert  - Wilson Durene knit, size 56. the jersey measure to a size 56. Wilson tag in the collar, with 75 written in black sharpie to indicate year 1975.  Block cut shoulders.

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posted 3-29-2010

Bobby Rousseau - Cosby durene knit, size 46. Recycled into a practice jersey which is why the name was removed. You can still clearly see the Rousseau name that was sewn directly onto the back, glue and red thread remains. Cosby tag and size tag in collar, with original tie down. 

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posted 1-22-2010

Ken Brown - General Athletic durene, size 50. This jersey has not been in the hobby since the late 70's and was purchased directly from the grandfather of game worn jerseys Murf Denny. First year/ 2nd  year Dallas Blackhawk jerseys are very hard to find and to get a goalie #1 is even more rare. The jersey is dated by the Gunzos tag in the collar - Gunzo's in Berwyn had a fire in 1970 which gutted much of the interior. That summer, Wally moved to the River Forest location. This Gunzo's tag was before that fire, the last year this tag was worn was in 1968-69.  Gunzo's tags looked very different post 1968-69. What is interesting about this jersey, is that you can clearly see were a nameplate was on the jersey and also below the two "D's" was a small patch that was removed, which leads me to believe that this jersey after the 68-69 season was recycled during the era when Dallas was using nameplates on the back which would have been in the middle to late 1970's. Ken Brown wears #1 during the 1968-69 season. I can't find any records on who exactly wore #1 during the first year of 67-68 but Jack Norris and Bob Sneddon were the two goaltenders for the Hawks. This is a General Athletic Durene knit with the General Athletic tag in the hem.

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posted 1-22-2010

Gerry Dejadins / Don Cutts - Rawlings durene, size 50. This jersey was worn by New York Islander goaltender Gerry Desjardins during the 1973-74 NHL season.  Then it was handed down to the Fort Worth Texans and worn in the 1976-77 season by Don Cutts.  Isles/Texans jerseys are very hard to find in the hobby.  You can clearly see inside the jersey the outline of where the Isles crest was.  Everything is original including the tie down. The jersey shows great game use with team repairs, sweat stains and puck marks. Rawlings size 50 durene knit. Tags are in the collar.

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J - CCM Airknit, size 58.

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