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Hockey Cards, Autographs and Memorabilia
8 Lots
 Lot 287. 8” x 10” Color Photo Signed by Sidney Crosby. Crosby is pictured in this photo alongside Roberto Luongo. Each player wears Team Canada Olympic jerseys. Crosby has signed the center of the photo in bold blue sharpie, adding his number “87” beneath the signature. The autograph is mint 9 to gem mint 10 and authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $68.
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 Lot 290. 6 Montreal Canadiens Autographs – Beliveau, Cournoyer, Gainey, Savard, 2 More. Four Hall of Fame players are in this group of autographs authenticated by Kevin Keating: Jean Beliveau, Brian Bellows, Yvan Cournoyer, Gilbert Dionne, Bob Gainey and Denis Savard. Beliveau signed a black & white 8” x 10” photo; Cournoyer, a 5.25” x 8” color photo that’s part of a magazine page, and Gainey, a color 8” x 11” magazine page. The others signed color 8 x 10s. The signatures are nm-m 8 to gem mint 10 and average mint 9. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $25.
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 Lot 291. Autographs of 5 Pittsburgh Penguins – Pronovost, Engelland, Kennedy, Lovejoy and Neal. Pittsburgh’s captain for the 1977-78 season, Pronovost was the first Penguin player to score 50 goals and 100 points in a season. His autograph is nm-m 8 to mint 9 on an unlined index card. The four other Penguins – Deryk Engelland, Tyler Kennedy, Ben Lovejoy and James Neal - signed 8” x 10” color photos. All played for Pittsburgh during some part of the 2012-13 season. Kennedy was traded to the San Jose Sharks in June. Lovejoy started last season with Pittsburgh, but was soon traded to Anaheim. The signatures are all strong, nm-m 8 or better depending on the background. Authenticated by Kevin Keating.
Winning Bid $20.
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 Lot 292. 100+ Hockey Promotional or Prototype Cards, 1990s-Early 2000s. Topps is the source of eight sets or cards from them; the promo sets are numbered PP1-PP6: 1. 2000-01 sample set of 6. 2. 2002-03, sample set of 6 with Jagr. 3. 2001-02, 6 regular-issue cards. 4. 1999-2000 Premier Plus, promo set of 6 including Francis. 5. 2000-01 Premier Plus, promo set of 6 including Sakic. 6. 1999-2000 Stadium Club, set of 6. 7. 2000-01 Stadium Club, set of 6 including Kovalev. 8. 1998-99 Topps Finest set of 6 including Leetch. Pinnacle issued three sets of promo cards: 9. 1994-95 Pinnacle 1 Hobby Samples set of 10 including Lindros. Each player card has one clipped corner. 10. 1994-95 Select Promos set of 9 including Storr. 11. 1995-96 Summit, eight player cards plus a product card, including Jagr, Coffey, Turgeon. Player cards are punched. 12. 1995-96 Edge Ice Series I, set of 7 plus a near-set of 6. 13. 1995-96 Score samples, 7 cars, punched. 14. 1994-95 Donruss, 8 regular-issue cards including Turgeon, Chelios, LaFontaine and Robitaille. Nm-m.
Winning Bid $10.
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 Lot 293. 90 Hockey Promotional and Others Cards, 1990s to Early 2000s. This collection includes four Action Packed BH2 prototype cards of Bobby Hull and two 1990-91 Pro Set promo cards of #1 Brett Hull. Six promo sets or near sets are included: 1. 1994-95 Pinnacle 1 Hobby Samples near set of 8; each player card has a corner clipped. 2. 2001-02 Topps set, PP1-PP6 including Oates. 3. 1995-96 Pinnacle, 7 regular-issue cards, one clipped corner each, including Ciccarelli and Moog. 4. 1994-95 Score, apparent set of 12, regular issue, clipped corners, including Lindros, Murphy and LaFontaine. 5. 2002-03 Topps, PP1-PP6, including Gonchar. 6. 1993-94 Pinnacle, 10 cards, regular issue, clipped corners. The other cards are primarily prototypes and promos, with some regular issues. They include: Modano, 1996-97 Select; Dafoe, 1998 Donruss, Promo 1,500; Volchkov, Edge Ice Proto 1996; Bonk, Classic Images, IH1; Robert Petrovicky, Classic 1992 Draft Picks, autographed; Scott Stevens, 1996-97 Selected Certified Promo; Gratton, 1997-98 Pinnacle Platinum Red promo; Federov, 1999 In the Game prototype; Gartner, 1993-94 Score sample, and Yzerman, 2001-02 SP sample. Nm-m.
Minimum Bid $10.
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 Lot 294. 4 Issues of The Hockey News Including the “Miracle on Ice.” Members of the U.S. hockey team celebrate their wholly unexpected Olympics triumph on the cover of the March 7, 1980, issue. Coverage inside fills two complete pages. Horizontal fold; otherwise, ex+. Other issues are from Jan. 1972 g-vg, Sept. 1974 (Bobby Hull on cover) f and Jan. 2, 1976 g-vg.
Winning Bid $15.
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