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NHL legends/hall of fame autograph collection ID? Value?

OuananicheOuananiche Posts: 19
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Well, most of the autographs are obvious, but a couple aren't.



Also curious of value? i have no interest in breaking the book up, but i have no sense of what the group is worth together, it's hard to find a comparable group for sale.

-Norm Ullman

-Maurice Richard

-Steve Penney

-Jimmy Mann

-Jean-Guy Talbot

-Eddy Shack

-Wilf Paiement

-Red Storey

-Guy Lafleur

-Gilbert Perreault

-Tiger Williams (In Blue, on the "extra"card")

-Bobby Hull (Bottom Autograph on Cover)



There are three other autographs i can't id, one on the "extra card" and one on the cover.

An ideas on the autographs? Dave Hutton????? on the cover....



and value, as i am interested in selling.



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  • OuananicheOuananiche Posts: 19
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  • PMKAYPMKAY Posts: 1,372 ✭✭
    You'll find a lot of these in Canada as they are from an oldtimers tour that used to run across the country. The Red Storey, although the auto spreads over to another card and the Maurice Richard would have some value but none of these are really tough to find.
  • OuananicheOuananiche Posts: 19
    thanks PMKAY, i had generally assumed that would be the case. My father was the organizer for our leg of the tour, so i hung out in the locker room with the old-timers and such, good times. found it in an older desk i had stored away the other day.
  • PMKAYPMKAY Posts: 1,372 ✭✭
    I attended quite a few and spent some time with them after the games. Bobby Hull would spin stories like you would not believe. Jimmy Mann was interesting. Not a well known player, he was a brawler / protector when he played and he was very much a protector of the older guys at these events as well. If he thought anyone was taking advantage of them by asking for multiple autographs or interrupting their conversations he was all over them.
  • OuananicheOuananiche Posts: 19
    That's great... When i walked up to Tiger Williams in the locker room, before i said anything he punched me hard in the shoulder (i was 12) and said "Don't worry, it'll be a good story one day" then signed a few things, and that was it, that's all he ever said to me.
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