Lot 145. 5 Single-Signed Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cup Championship Pucks. All of the pucks are autographed in gold sharpie. The signatures are 10s. The featured autographs: Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, Ron Francis, Bryan Trottier and Kevin Stevens. The Jagr signature is on a 1991 puck; the other pucks are from 1992. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $225.
Lot 146. 6 Hockey Pucks Autographed by Hall of Fame Goaltenders. Each puck is signed in either silver or gold sharpie. All of the signatures are 10s. The signers are Tony Esposito, Johnny Bower, Bernie Parent, Eddie Giacomin, Chuck Rayner and Billy Smith. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $70.
Lot 147. 6 Autographed Photo Pucks Including Both Richards, Geoffrion, Beliveau, Moore. One side of each puck has a portrait of a player printed in color on a decal. Key among the signers is Maurice Richard. The others are Jean Beliveau, Vincent Damphousse, Boom Boom Geoffrion, Dickie Moore and Henri Richard. This signatures are mint 10s or nm-m 9s. The Maurice Richard autograph is a 10. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $102.
Lot 148. 16” x 20” Photos Signed by New York Rangers Adam Graves, Brian Leeth. A color photo captures Graves scoring the winning goal in the Stanley Cup vs. Vancouver in 1994. Graves has autographed the photo boldly in blue sharpie and added his jersey number. Nm-m photo with a 10 signature. A b&w photo shows Brian Leeth in action. Nm-m photo, sharpie 10 autograph. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Minimum Bid $100.
Lot 149. Impressive Print Autographed by 16 of Hockey’s 500-Goal Scorers. The print, about 22 ¾” x 37 ¼”, features 19 of the 38 NHL stars who scored 500 goals or more. The signers include Lanny McDonald, Frank Mahovlich, Guy LaFleur, Dino Cicccarelli, Phil Esposito, Stan Makita, Maurice Richard (died 2000), Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Mike Bossy, John Bucyk, Jean Beliveau, Bryan Trottier and Marcel Dionne. Wayne Gretzky is pictured, but has not signed. The print, Artist’s Proof #63 of 200, is ex-m with some minor stress creases in the border. The autographs are bold mint 10s in sharpie. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $321.
Lot 150. 16” x 20” 1972 Team Canada Poster Autographed by 7 HOFers, 7 Others. All of the autographs are in blue sharpie, and each rates a 10. This vg-ex poster is signed by Phil Esposito, Jean Ratelle, Tony Esposito, Dionne, Henderson, Ellis, Glennie, Lapointe, Cournoyer, Hadfield, Bergman, White, Frank Mahovlich and John Ferguson. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Minimum Bid $250.
Lot 151. “Miracle on Ice” Limited-Edition Photo Signed by All 20 Players, Coach Brooks. In the hockey competition at the 1980 Olympics, the U.S. team upset the vaunted Soviet team and then the Finland team to capture the gold medal. This 16” x 20” color photo, #555 of 1980, is matted and framed to 22” x 26”. All 20 players have signed the photo – Mike Eruzione, Neal Broten, Mark Wells, Jim Craig, Buzz Schneider, etc. In addition, the photo contains the signature of Coach Herb Brooks, who died in an auto accident in 2003. The signatures, all in blue sharpie, are strong. The Brooks and Harrington autographs exhibit slight smudges, and a third is smudged more significantly. The frame is damaged and is sold as is; it can easily be replaced. The photo is more commonly found without the Brooks autograph. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $472.
Lot 152. Anaheim (Mighty) Ducks Collection. Most items are related to the Ducks’ inaugural home game against the Detroit Red Wings on Oct. 8, 1993. 1-2. Two commemorative tickets and envelopes, all in an Upper Deck Authenticated box. One ticket is autographed by Tony Tavares, team president, and Michael D. Eisner, team and Disney chairman. The other ticket has facsimile autographs. The Upper Deck CoA is missing. 3. Ducks roster postmarked at “Mighty Ducks Station” for the inaugural game, nm-m. 4. UltraGold limited-edition gold-plated brass ticket for the game, #193 of 1993. 5. Inaugural game program, postmarked, ex. 6. Inaugural game limited edition ticket, mint, with a Disney CoA. Disney sold this one for $45. 7. Inaugural game limited edition ticket, #146 of 300, autographed by Ducks goalie Guy Hebert. Mint with a CoA from Disney Sports. 8-9. Two medallions, each made from one troy ounce of silver. One shows the Mighty Duck “Defending the Pond,” and the other, the Ducks’ logo. 10. Guy Hebert mini-mask, autographed inside, #42 of 750. The signature is a 9, and the mask, nm-m.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 153. Poster Signed by 22 Members of the 1995-96 Colorado Championship Team. Led by Joe Sakic and various acquisitions from Montreal, the Avalanche captured the Stanley Cup in their first season in Denver. Sakic signed the poster, which is matted and framed to 26” x 38”. Among the other players who offered up a signature are Patrick Roy, Claude Lemieux, Sandis Ozolinsh, Stephane Yelle, Mike Ricci, Troy Murray, Curtis Leschyshyn, Sylvain Lefebvre, Jon Klem, Warren Rychel, Uwe Krupp, John Slaney, Anders Myrvold, Peter Forsberg and Stephane Fiset. The signatures in silver sharpie are 9s and 10s. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $168.
Lot 154. Photo Display Signed by 43 Dallas Stars, 1998-99 Stanley Cup Winners. The 12” x 20” photo pictures 43 players and team officials, and all 43 have signed the white matt that surrounds the photo, #175 of 200. A 36” x 30” wood frame encompasses the photo and the quadruple matt. A brass plate below the photo lists the players’ names. Among the signers are Brett Hull, Coach Bob Gainey, Mike Modano, Pat Verbeek, Sergei Zubov, Joe Nieuwendyk, and Ed Belfour and Roman Turek, who shared the Jennings Trophy. The autographs are 10s. Outstanding collectible. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $291.
Lot 155. Dallas Stars Limited-Edition Stanley Cup Sweater Signed by 12 Players. The CCM jersey is #4 of 199. Appropriately enough, the center of the star on the front is signed by Ed Balfour. Mike Keane, Guy Carbonneau, Mike Modano, Grant Marshall, Darryl Sydor, Derian Hatcher, Benoit Hogue, Jon Sim, Darryl Sly and Jamie Langenbrunner also signed. The autographs are nm-m 8s and mint 9s. The back of the sweater has the number 99 with “Champions” above. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $125.
Lot 156. Poster of the 1996-97 Detroit Red Wings Signed by 28 Including Yzerman, Bowman. Led by Scotty Bowman on the bench and Steve Yzerman on the ice, the Red Wings captured Consecutive Stanley Cup titles in 1996 and 1997. Both signed this framed 24” x 36” poster, along with Nick Lindstrom, Chris Osgood, Larry Murphy, Jamie Pushor, Brendan Shanahan, Doug Brown, Tomas Sandstrom, Vyacheslav Kozlov, S. (Sergei) Federov, Aaron Ward, Mike Vernon, V. (Vladimir) Konstantinov and others. The signatures are 10s. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 157. Autographed Litho of the Detroit Red Wings “Russian Five Line.” In 1996, Paul Madden created this artwork for this lithograph, which is about 30” x 23” and matted and framed to 35” x 28”. It features the images and autographs of Igor Larionov, Sergei Federov, Slava Fetisov, Vlad Konstantinov and Slava Kozlov. Playing for Scotty Bowman in the 1995-96 season, they formed the first all-Russian five-man unit in the NHL. The print is #1646 of 3000. All five players, as well as the artist, have signed the print. Their signatures are mint 10s. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 158. Photo of Clifford Spohn’s Painting “Fifty Four” Signed by 16 New York Rangers. The name “Fifty Four” refers to the number of years between Stanley cups for the Rangers. Those who have signed the 11” x 14” photograph are: Hall of Fame members Giacomin, Park, Rattle, Bathgate, Rayner, Francis, Howell, Laprade, Stanley and Smith. The 6 others are: Murdoch, Patrick, Greschner, Hadfield, Nevin and Villemure. The photograph is ex-m+. The autographs all in blue sharpie are 10s. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Minimum Bid $225.
Lot 159. 1994-95 New Jersey Devils Stanley Cup Photo Signed by 18 Including Brodeur. The 20” x 16” photo is matted and framed to 26” x 22”. In addition to the future Hall of Fame goalie, it is signed by Ben Hankinson, Jim Dowd, Bruce Driver, Claude Lemieux, Bobby Holik, Bill Guerin, Randy McKay, Sergei Brylin, John MacLean, Mike Peluso, Kevin Dean, S. Richer and Ken Daneyko. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $152.
