Bobby Orr Print 2014 NHL Boston Signed Numbered FDC Stamp SOLD OUT CANADA POST
Brand New.
The item for sale is number 137 of 1967. It is in the original package as shipped from Canada Post.
Picture is Number 200 - a stock picture from Canada Post.
LIMITED EDITION IS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT AT CANADA POST
He's number 4, Bobby Orr. Born in Parry Sound, Ontario in 1948, Orr was drafted by the Boston Bruins organization in his teens. He earned the Calder Trophy for best rookie and a spot on the NHL's Second All-Star Team in his first season with the Bruins. He was the first defenceman in league history to lead the NHL in scoring, with 33 goals and 87 assists in the 1969-70 season. Over his career he won the Norris Trophy for top defenceman a record 8 times and many argue he is the best player ever to take to the ice.
This highly collectible, limited-edition framed print is the perfect Christmas or birthday gift for the hockey fan in your life. It features an enlargement of the photo of Bobby Orr from 1973 that is used on the 2014 Original Six? commemorative stamp. Hand-signed by the legendary player himself, the lithograph is framed with:
- a souvenir sheet featuring Orr and his career highlights
- an Official First Day Cover with the 2014 Orr stamp
- a certificate of authenticity
- and more.
Details
- Only 1,967 available
- Contemporary matte-black frame
- Acid-free double-matted
- Quality shatter-proof Plexiglas
- Ready for hanging
- Dimension: 698.5 mm x 622.3 mm (27.5 in. x 24.5 in.)
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