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Old 07-05-2009, 10:19 AM
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Rhett is correct and he knows his Hockey. Since it is not taboo, here is a little "Old Time Hockey".
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Old 07-05-2009, 10:22 AM
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I wouldn't want to rock the boat (or train) with hockey posts

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Old 07-05-2009, 11:00 AM
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Max, the 1928-29 V128-2 Paulins Candy is one tough set.

I love the "old-time hockey" (and Slap Shot the Movie).

Here is another tough one, V31 Dominion Chocolate

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Old Hockey and Lacrosse (don't forget a lot of old hockey players also played lacrosse) cards are great fun and the Net54 Vintage Hockey board has a lot of good people on it, with less than optimum posting habits. I think a link like the Non Sports link would work just fine.
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here are a few of my Lacrosse cards (featuring Hockey players)...

these two HOFers shouldn't need an intro.


Joseph Cattarinich was one of the founders of the Montreal Canadians hockey team, and is in the hckey HOF.


Charlie Quarrie was the General Manager and owner of the Toronto St. Pat's (later the Toronto Maple Leafs).
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Default Gordie Howe Poster

Love to show my signed poster. Mr. Howe signed a puck for my young son and then took a little time to play keep away with him. What a Gentleman!

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(Posted before but) It's important to be wearing a warm sweater, when looking at hockey cards


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