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» The following 10 game worn jerseys are only a random selection from my collection. Full collection links are on the right.
| Brand: Reebok |
Material: Edge 2.0 |
Size: 56 |
Draft Information:
 New York Rangers
Round 1 #19 Overall
2004 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2017-01-08
Previous Owners: Valente Reyes, Meigray Group
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Full Description:
Set 1. Pretty decent wear with multiple holes in the sleeves patched with fabric tape.
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Wolf Pack player from 2005-2009.
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| Brand: Louisville Slugger |
Material: Wood |
Size: C271 |
Draft Information:
Not drafted.
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Added to Collection: 1988
Previous Owners: None.
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Full Description:
Lapenta played 27 games for the Pittsfield Cubs in 1988.
LAPENTA is branded on the bat.
Jerry Lapenta gave this bat to me following a game against the New Britain Red Sox in 1988.
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Hartford Connection:
None.
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John Cullen
1993-1994 Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) Home Jersey |
19 |
| Brand: CCM |
Material: Knit |
Size: 48 |
Draft Information:
Buffalo Sabres
1986 NHL Supplemental Draft
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Added to Collection: 2021-04-15
Previous Owners: Jay Major, Rob Kennedy, Joe Tomon, John Cullen
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Full Description:
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Whalers player from 1991-1992.
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Ken Gernander
1999-2000 Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Alternate Jersey |
12 |
| Brand: Bauer |
Material: AirKnit |
Size: 54 |
Draft Information:
Winnipeg Jets
Round 5 #96 Overall
1987 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2012-08-31
Previous Owners: Erika Flower, Meigray Group
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Full Description:
Alternate road jersey. The team also wore a white version of this jersey on select dates during the 1999-2000 Calder Cup winning season.
Name sewn on to an airknit nameplate. Decent wear. Dattco patch and Captain's 'C' sewn on.
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Wolf Pack player from 1997-2005.
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| Brand: Rbk |
Material: Edge 2.0 |
Size: 54 |
Draft Information:
Not drafted.
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Added to Collection: 2013-03-29
Previous Owners: John Wooten
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Full Description:
Several board burns, some stick marks, and a small team repair on the lower left sleeve.
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Hartford Connection:
Connecticut Whale player from 2011-2012.
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Mike Mottau
2003-2004 Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) Alternate Jersey |
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| Brand: SP |
Material: AirKnit |
Size: 56 |
Draft Information:
New York Rangers
Round 7 #182 Overall
1997 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2014-10-27
Previous Owners: Steve Herrera
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Full Description:
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Wolf Pack player from 2000-2003.
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| Brand: CCM |
Material: AirKnit |
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Draft Information:
Vancouver Canucks
Round 10 #197 Overall
1989 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2015-03-06
Previous Owners: Steve Murdoch, Kevin Fox
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Full Description:
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Hartford Connection:
None.
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| Brand: KoHo |
Material: |
Size: 56 |
Draft Information:
Not drafted.
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Added to Collection:
Previous Owners: Meigray Group
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Full Description:
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Wolf Pack player from 2003-2005.
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Rich Brennan
1998-1999 Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Alternate Jersey |
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| Brand: Bauer |
Material: AirKnit |
Size: 52 |
Draft Information:
Quebec Nordiques
Round 3 #46 Overall
1991 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2013-05-14
Previous Owners: Joe Walker, Meigray Group
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Full Description:
Name is sewn directly on. Great wear considering these blue alternates were only worn for four games during the season. Brennan dressed in all four. A white alternate version of this style also existed during the 1998-99 season. Dattco patch.
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Hartford Connection:
Hartford Wolf Pack player from 1998-1999.
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Dany Heatley
2004 Team Canada (International) Alternate Jersey |
15 |
| Brand: Nike |
Material: Knit |
Size: 58 |
Draft Information:
Atlanta Thrashers
Round 1 #2 Overall
2000 NHL Entry Draft
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Added to Collection: 2015-01-29
Previous Owners: Brad Foote
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Full Description:
At the World Cup in 2004, Team Canada recognized those Canadian Olympic teams who came before them by wearing this throw-back style jersey first worn by the Winnipeg Falcons, gold medal winners at the 1920 Winter Olympics held in Antwerp, Belgium.
Wear is minimal besides a small mark on the left shoulder. Nike’s inventory bar is heat sealed in the lower hem (something only done on the team's game uniforms).
Canada wore this alternate, third style for their first game of the tournament, a match-up against Team USA.
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Hartford Connection:
None.
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