Hockey Memorabilia Auction Includes Rare Autograph, Stanley Cup Rings
Rich Mueller
May 23, 2008
Montreal-based Classic Collectibles is launching its latest hockey memorabilia auction.
Featuring over 900 lots of top quality and one-of-a-kind collectibles.
Highlights of this auction will feature:
46 items from the stellar career of Clark Gillies including his Stanley Cup rings, trophies and jerseys;
29 items from Peter Pocklington who proudly owned the Oilers for some 21 years. His collection includes five Stanley Cup rings;
28 lots from Pelle Lindberg´s much too short NHL career with the Flyers as well as from his international one with the Swedish hockey team;
The Howie Meeker collection of Maple Leafs memorabilia including his 1947-48 Stanley Cup championship bowl.
The auction also showcases many other lots of particular interest including an autograph of HOF great Hobey Baker – the only one to ever be auctioned – and a player´s medal and game worn jersey from the 1980 Miracle On Ice Olympics in Lake Placid.
Bidding has already started but there are bargains still to be made. You have just over three weeks left to place your bid. When the bells chime 9:00 PM on June 10th (EDT), your chances will be close to over for acquiring any one of these notable collectibles marking the fabulous careers of world-class athletes that are a tribute to hockey´s golden days. After 9:00 PM bidding will continue until bids stop coming in for 10 minutes and there is no time limit for the auction to close.
Featuring over 900 lots of top quality and one-of-a-kind collectibles.
Highlights of this auction will feature:
46 items from the stellar career of Clark Gillies including his Stanley Cup rings, trophies and jerseys;
29 items from Peter Pocklington who proudly owned the Oilers for some 21 years. His collection includes five Stanley Cup rings;
28 lots from Pelle Lindberg´s much too short NHL career with the Flyers as well as from his international one with the Swedish hockey team;
The Howie Meeker collection of Maple Leafs memorabilia including his 1947-48 Stanley Cup championship bowl.
The auction also showcases many other lots of particular interest including an autograph of HOF great Hobey Baker – the only one to ever be auctioned – and a player´s medal and game worn jersey from the 1980 Miracle On Ice Olympics in Lake Placid.
Bidding has already started but there are bargains still to be made. You have just over three weeks left to place your bid. When the bells chime 9:00 PM on June 10th (EDT), your chances will be close to over for acquiring any one of these notable collectibles marking the fabulous careers of world-class athletes that are a tribute to hockey´s golden days. After 9:00 PM bidding will continue until bids stop coming in for 10 minutes and there is no time limit for the auction to close.
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