Bobby Orr Autographed Maple Leaf Gardens Gold Chair
Signed by Bobby Orr in black Sharpie, this beautiful gold seat includes it's original wood base and is in excellent condition.
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Maple Leaf Gardens Final Game 1998-99 Season Ticket Set in Deluxe Frame
Read nowPerfect for any Leafs fan or hockey historian alike, this Maple Leaf Gardens Final Game 1998-99 Season Ticket Set in Deluxe Frame has been uncovered from Frameworth's vault of exclusive items.
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Sidney Crosby Signed Life-Size Cardboard Cut-out
Read nowThis life-size Sidney Crosby cardboard cut-out has been personally hand-signed by Crosby, is approximately 6 feet tall, and includes a face-hole.
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Wayne Gretzky Signed Framed Bubble Hockey Collector's Piece
Read nowThis may be your only chance to own one of the rarest Wayne Gretzky products of all time!
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Sidney Crosby Game Worn Gloves (2007-08)
Read nowThese gloves were worn by Sidney Crosby during the first period of games from Dec. 27, 2007 vs. Washington through Jan. 18, 2008 vs. Tampa Bay.
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Carey Price Signed and Game-Used Stick (2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs)
Read nowWith this stick, Carey Price recorded his 3rd NHL career playoff shutout when he made 31 saves against the Boston Bruins in a 2-0 win.
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Sidney Crosby Game-Used Reebok Stick (2015 vs Colorado)
Read nowWith this stick, Sidney Crosby played a total of 19:09 minutes over the course of 23 shifts in a hard battled 3-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche.
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Bobby Orr Signed Framed “The Goal” 11x14 Photo with Scoresheet (LE 1/144)
Read nowHere's your chance to add a show stopping piece of iconic memorabilia to your collection!
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Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe Dual-Signed Framed “The Hook” Limited Edition Photo
Read nowThis ultra-rare Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe dual-signed framed black and white “The Hook” photo dates back to 1972, when a 12-year-old Wayne Gretzky met his idol, Gordie Howe, the then-undisputed greatest player in the game.
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