‘Camille the Eel’: An Overlooked NHL Star
Today, a junior scout would easily overlook a Bantam player weighing just 140 lbs. Camille Henry is noted on the back of his rookie hockey… Read More »‘Camille the Eel’: An Overlooked NHL Star
1950’s Hockey Cards
Tops of Topps
Topps entered the hockey card market for the 1954-55 National Hockey League season. From the start, Topps produced cards with players from the Detroit Red… Read More »Tops of Topps
A Minimalist’s Hockey Card Collection
Minimalism is all the rage right now in our society. People everywhere are realizing that they don’t own possessions. In fact, the revolutionary idea is… Read More »A Minimalist’s Hockey Card Collection
Maple Leaf Gardens Parkhurst Hockey (Rookie) Card
The Toronto Maple Leafs moved into their new home, the Maple Leaf Gardens, for the 1931-32 National Hockey League season. MLG took just six months… Read More »Maple Leaf Gardens Parkhurst Hockey (Rookie) Card
1953-54 Parkhurst Gump Worsley Rookie Card
Lorne ‘Gump’ Worsley began play in the National Hockey League in 1952-53 with the New York Rangers. His rookie hockey card appeared in the 1953-54… Read More »1953-54 Parkhurst Gump Worsley Rookie Card
Rookie Cards of the Top 10 NHL Goal Scorers of All-Time
The top 10 goal scorers of all-time in the National Hockey League mostly existed in the 1970’s and 1980’s. With the 1970’s came the increased… Read More »Rookie Cards of the Top 10 NHL Goal Scorers of All-Time
1957-58 Topps #10 – Johnny Bucyk Rookie Card
Although of Ukrainian descent, Johnny Bucyk was known as ‘The Chief’ in Boston because of his perceived native looks. Bucyk played 21 seasons with the… Read More »1957-58 Topps #10 – Johnny Bucyk Rookie Card
Fred Sasakamoose: 1 Season, 11 Games, $125 Rookie Card
The 1954-55 Parkhurst hockey card series is led in value by Gordie Howe ($600) and the rookie card of Johnny Bower ($400). Not far behind… Read More »Fred Sasakamoose: 1 Season, 11 Games, $125 Rookie Card