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Featuring Legendary Greats of the Game
NHL Licensed, produced by Canada Post, with Matching Postage Stamps
These are high quality full colour 11’ x14” lithographs printed on card stock featuring the same legendary NHL hockey players and designs featured on a special series of postage stamps issued by Canada Post. These attractive and framable lithographs have been created from the original artwork used to create a special series of official Canadian postage stamps issued by Canada Post. An information card about the player and a matching postage stamp featuring the player is also included with each.
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Item #1250
Bobby Hull
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 2,350
Lightning speed…a blistering slapshot…unerring accuracy… these traits quickly lead renowned left-wing legend Bobby Hull to the top of the NHL, where he was top goal-scorer for seven of his 16 seasons. Winner of the Art Ross Trophy three times, Lady Byng Trophy once and Hart Trophy twice, Hull was named to the First NHL All-Star Team ten times and to the Second Team twice.
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Item #1251
Larry Robinson
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 600
Larry Robinson began his phenomenal NHL career by winning his first Stanley Cup in his rookie year. In all, the talented defender would win six Stanley Cups plus a Conn Smythe Trophy. The seven-time All-Star also helped Team Canada win three Canada Cup tournaments. Larry Robinson was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1995.
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Item #1252
Henri “Rocket” Richard
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 675
Known as the “Pocket Rocket,” Henri Richard surprised those who believed he was too small (at 5’7” and weighing 160 pounds) to succeed in the NHL. He helped the Montreal Canadiens win the Stanley Cup 11 times in his 20-year career. He was named to the NHL First All-Star Team in 1958, and to the Second Team in 1959, 1961 and 1963. Later, he succeeded Jean Béliveau as captain of the Habs. Richard won the Masteron Trophy in 1974, participated in 10 NHL All-Star games, and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1979.
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Item #1253
Tim Horton
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 2,775
A leader on and off the ice, Tim Horton was one of the best defenseman in the NHL. He was an excellent skater, had superb puck-rushing techniques, and was known for his formidable strength and powerful slapshot. Horton helped his team earn four Stanley Cups and was named to the First All-Star team in both 1967-68 and 1968-69. Despite his numerous and outstanding achievements, it’s arguable that Horton’s most memorable on-ice action is the feared and revered “Horton Bear Hug.”
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Item #1254
Raymond Bourque
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 1,450
A true leader, Raymond Bourque proved he was of a higher caliber by winning the Calder Trophy and being named to the All-Star First Team in his rookie year. He would be selected as an All-Star every year for the next seventeen seasons. Five-time Norris Trophy winner and the only defenseman to score 400 goals, he retired a Stanley Cup champion in 2001.
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Item #1255
Grant Fuhr
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 550
Born in Spruce Grove, Alberta, Grant Fuhr was Edmonton’s first choice in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft. He was a main contributor to the Oiler’s five Stanley Cup championships. On two occasions he helped the club capture back-to-back titles. Fuhr won the Vezina Trophy in 1988 and played in six NHL All-Star games. He spent the first 10 years of his career with the Edmonton Oilers before playing for Toronto, Buffalo, Los Angeles, St. Louis and Calgary. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2003.
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Item #1256
Serge Savard
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 175
In only his second season, Serge Savard became the first defenseman to win the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP when Montreal won the Stanley Cup in 1969. A key member of eight Stanley Cup winning teams, Savard was part of the legendary “Big Three” defensive trio anchoring the Canadiens during consecutive Stanley Cup championships from 1976-79.
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Item #1257
Terry Sawchuk
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 900
By playing more seasons, more games, and recording more shutouts than any other goalie in the history of the NHL, Terry Sawchuk earned himself the distinction of being one of the greatest goaltenders in the history of hockey. Sawchuk’s incredible record includes rookie-of-the-year awards in three different leagues, four Stanley Cup championships and four Vezina Trophies over the course of 21 seasons.
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Item #1258
Red Kelly
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 150
Leonard Patrick “Red” Kelly will be remembered as an excellent checker and puck-rusher. He was the first recipient of the Norris Trophy as the NHL’s best defenseman, and he was instrumental in helping his team win the Stanley Cup eight times. The four-time Lady Byng Trophy winner was named as an All-Star player for eight consecutive years.
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Item #1259
Mike Bossy
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 500
Eight-time All-Star Team member Mike Bossy was a key factor in four consecutive New York Islanders Stanley Cup championships. In 1977-78, he set a rookie record of 53 goals, earning him the Calder Trophy and beginning a record-breaking run of 50-goals plus in the next nine seasons. Bossy went on to score 60 or more goals five times, a record matched only by Wayne Gretzky.
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Item #1260
Phil Esposito
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 3,175
Phil Esposito’s legacy includes an impressive list of achievements during his NHL career – first player to reach 100 points in a season; five-time winner of the Art Ross Trophy; 10 All-Star Game appearances; and the unforgettable set-up for the series-winning goal against the Soviet Union in the 1972 Series. Esposito’s size and strength served him well when it came to on-ice-performance - he was a team-leading scorer for the Chicago Blackhawks, the New York Rangers and the Boston Bruins.
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Item #1261
Marcel Dionne
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 730
In his first NHL season, Marcel Dionne racked up 77 points with the Detroit Red Wings, setting a new assist record for rookies. He went on to play a dozen seasons with the Los Angeles Kings topping 100 points seven times and winning the Lester B. Pearson Award and Art Ross Trophy. Dionne’s illustrious career was celebrated in 1992 with his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Item #1262
Jean Béliveau
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 3,675
Jean Béliveau’s 20 seasons in the NHL were nothing short of incredible. His on-ice skills, high scoring and impressive performance at centre ice brought him the Art Ross Trophy, two Hart Trophies, and the Conn Smythe Trophy as most valuable player in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Off the ice, his character, intelligence and charisma earned him great respect with fans and the media alike.
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Item #1263
Brad Park
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 325
Brad Park was a rare breed of defenseman, combining a physical style with a flair for playmaking. Joining the New York Rangers in 1968, he was a First Team All-Star and Norris Trophy runner up by his sophomore season. Later he went on to lead the Boston Bruins to two Stanley Cup finals and was twice more named Norris Trophy runner-up. In 1988, Brad Park was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Item #1264
Bryan Trottier
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 125
Selected in 1974 by the New York Islanders as their second draft pick, Trottier entered the NHL in 1975-76 and set a rookie scoring record with 95 points. Trottier became an essential member of the New York Islanders dynasty that won the Stanley Cup four years in a row. Trottier signed as a free agent with the Pittsburg Penguins in 1990-91, and helped his new team win back-to-back Stanley Cup titles. At the time of his retirement as a player in 1994, Trottier ranked sixth in NHL history with 1,425 points. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1997.
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Item #1265
Eddie Shore
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 1,525
Fans remember Eddie Shore as a fast and furious defenseman who possessed an explosive temper and abundant skill. During his colourful 14- year NHL career, Shore’s aggressive style earned him plenty of minutes in the penalty box – but also an impressive number of goals and assists. In fact, Shore is the only defenseman to win the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s Most Valuable Player four times.
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Item #1266
Howie Morenz
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 975
Howie Morenz was one of the first 12 men inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Upon being signed to his first professional contract, Morenz immediately led his team to the Stanley Cup title. He led the Canadiens in both scoring and points between 1927 and 1932, and in 1950, he was voted the most outstanding hockey player of the half-century. His phenomenal success in Canada went a long way toward selling the game in the United States.
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Item #1267
Pierre Pilote
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 275
A perennial All-Star defenseman with the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1950s and 1960s, Pierre Pilote played 821 games, scored 77 goals and contributed 400 assists in 13 seasons. He was consistently ranked among the NHL’s highest-scoring defensemen. Pilote was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1968 and played just one season before retiring. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1975.
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Item #1268
Stan Mikita
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 60
Stan Mikita entered the NHL during the 1958-59 season and helped lead the Chicago Blackhawks to their first Stanley Cup in 23 years. A gifted scorer, Mikita became the first player in league history to win the Hart Trophy, Art Ross Trophy and Lady Byng Trophy all in the same season – an accomplishment he repeated the very next year! Mikita was awarded the Lester B. Pearson Trophy in 1976 for his contribution to hockey in the U.S.
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Item #1269
Milt Schmidt
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 175
Milt Schmidt joined the Boston Bruins in 1936 and quickly became known for his physical style of play. Enjoying a stellar career that spanned five decades, he served as a player, coach, general manager and executive for the Original Six club. Milt Schmidt’s immense talent led him to two Stanley Cups, the Hart Trophy and his place in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1961.
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Item #1270
Allan Stanley
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 575
Allan Stanley began his illustrious career in the NHL with the New York Rangers in 1948-49. The Rangers traded him in to the Chicago Blackhawks during the 1954-55 season. He later joined the Boston Bruins for two years. Stanley then spent a decade with the Toronto Maple Leafs, where, teamed with Tim Horton, Carl Brewer and Marcel Pronovost, he enjoyed the best years of his career. He finished his career with the Philadelphia Flyers during the 1968-69 season and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1981.
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Item #1271
Ted Lindsay
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 230
When Ted Lindsay joined the Detroit Red Wings at age 19, his fearless style of play soon earned him the nickname, “Terrible Ted.” Though he spent more time in the penalty bow than any player of his era, his on-ice finesse and ferocity led him to four Stanley Cups as well as the coveted Art Ross Trophy. The Hockey Hall of Fame celebrated Tel Lindsay with his induction in 1966.
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Item #1272
Syl Apps
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 1,025
An inspirational leader for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Syl Apps possessed exceptional athletic talent. Apps’ natural athletic ability, strong skills and on-ice leadership led to an outstanding rookie performance – which earned him the Calder Trophy. As centre and eventually team captain for the Leafs, Apps led his team to victory in three Stanley Cup championships.
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Item #1273
Frank Mahovlich
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 325
Winner of the Calder Trophy in 1958, Frank Mahovlich was selected for the next fifteen All-Star games and was instrumental in the Leafs’ four Stanley Cup championships of the 1960s. Traded to Detroit in 1968 and then Montreal in 1971, he would lift the cup two more times and represent Canada in the historic 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union.
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Item #1274
Denis Potvin
11” x 14” Hockey Lithograph with matching stamp
Issue Price: $12.99
Approx Quantity available: 5,250
When Denis Potvin retired from the NHL in 1988, he was the all-time leading NHL defenseman in goals, assists and points. An exceptional junior performance launched Potvin’s 15-season career in the NHL and he shot to stardom after winning the Calder Trophy in his rookie year. Rugged, determined, and blessed with outstanding offensive skills, Potvin became the cornerstone of a team that would win four consecutive Stanley Cup championships.
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