| Teeme Selänne 1994-95 Jokerit | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This is quite simply the best Selanne jersey you will find. Worn by
Teemu as he returned Helsinki in the Finnish SM-liga during the
94-95 lock out. This was the only jersey he worn his entire time there, as Jokerit only need one jersey with this crazy color scheme. Now this jersey is awesome. Teemu brutally customized the sleeves, shortening them with scissors. There is one repair on the right shoulder and other tears/holes and marks that can all be photomatched. Customized, repaired, tears, holes, stick marks etc... WOW! |
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| Paul MacLean 1987-88 Winnipeg Jets | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Worn by Paul in his last Jets season, notching another 40 goal year in Winnipeg. This jersey displays some fantastic wear, with board burns, paint transfers and stick marks everywhere. Many unrepaired burn, stick and cut holes throughout. The fight strap was cut out. This jersey has been photomatched to the only two pictures I could find of Paul in his blue 87-88 uniform, both the the stick mark running through the upper area of the crest as well as one to the burn mark through the 5 on the right arm. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Thomas Steen 1988-89/1989-90 Winnipeg Jets | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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A very well worn jersey from one of the most dedicated Jets. The wear on this jersey is very nice with stick marks, and boards burns though out. At one time it donned the Captains or Alternate Captain letter or perhaps both, as evidence in the form of loose threads in the upper chest still remain where it was removed. A nice rare example of the only number other than Bobby Hulls #9 to be reitred in Winnipeg. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Daniel Berthiaume 1986-87 Winnipeg Jets | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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A fantastic example of an earlier NHL Jets. Heavy CCM mesh, with the fantastic fully stitch style lettering
of "BERTHIAME" on a nylon type nameplate.. The classic Jets crest is fully embroidered, wear consists of puck marks through out with the red piping's thread popping loose in a couple spots. The "Bandit" was another promising goalie the Jets couldn't seem to turn into a consistent starter. A gorgeous jersey that today's cant hold a candle too. |
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| Markus Naslund 1995-96 Vancouver Canucks Alternate | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This was one of my more fortunate finds. A one of a kind Markus
Naslund jersey! As he wore #22 only the 1995-96 season in a
Vancouver before switching to his familiar #19 the following season.
He played a mere 10 games in 95-96 after the trade from Pittsburgh
that year, you you can imagine this jersey saw minimal action in a
game or maybe two. But there is wear to speak of, with a handful of board burns, holes and stick marks. |
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| Todd Bertuzzi 1996-97 New York Islanders | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Big Bert wore this early in his career and has a feature you just dont see in todays jerseys. Each sleeve has custom inserts to make them wider, it gives the jersey almost a goalie cut look. At one time it donned the Islanders 25th patch on the front but was removed and shows where it was. The jersey has been photomatched to the tear in the front collar and a repair on the right arm. It has been signed on inside of the jersey behind the crest by the trainer with along with the season "96/97". | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Todd Bertuzzi 1991-92 Guelph Storm | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Worn in Todd's first OHL season, when he worn #20 instead of his
familiar #44. Nice wear with plenty of stick marks, and lots of wear
around the elbows and front of the jersey. There is a larger washed
out blood stain on the right side of the collar on the grey shoulder
area, the stain carries down the front right side of the jersey. The only pre-NHL Bertuzzi jersey I have seen out there. |
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| Niklas Kronwall 2004-05 Grand Rapids Griffins | |||||||||||
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This fantastic jersey was likely worn by Kronwall for the entire
2004-05 season as it is beaten! This was the lock year and many NHLer's took to Europe and the AHL if their contracts allowed it. Kronwall
hit the AHL and a had a fantastic year, earning the Eddie Shore
Award for the league's best defenceman. This jersey has a ton of cuts and holes, stick marks and other wear. By the end of the season he earned an Alternates "A" which is stitched on by hand. You simply wont find a jersey with more wear from this hard hitting Swede. |
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| Harold Snepsts 1985-86 Detroit Red Wings | ||
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A cool jersey from one of the finest defensive defenseman of
his era. This jersey features the Red Wings 60th patch on the left
shoulder that was fully embroidered directly into the jersey.
"EASTSIDE" is also embroidered into the rear hem as the company that
did the lettering and numbering on Detroit's jersey at the time. The jersey itself has lighter wear, though you can see enough stick marks though out and sweat stains on the shoulders to know that Harold battled hard in this one. Below I have a video of Snepsts fighting Ron Greschner in this. |
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