Topps jumped the gun in 1963-64 when they produced the rookie card of Ed Van Impe. Van Impe was shown as a member of the… Read More »Ed Van Impe: Solid Backbone of Calder Cup and Stanley Cup Champs
For a three year span from 1968-69 to 1970-71, Gilles Villemure probably looked to be the next big thing in goaltending. Villemure had already been… Read More »Gilles Villemure: 1 Of Just 2 Goalies To Be AHL MVP Twice
Like the lineman in football, the penalty killer and star shadow in hockey gets no credit. Ed Westfall was that guy and played a major… Read More »Ed Westfall: The Great Shadow
Ed Johnston started his NHL career with a mediocre team and ended it on the rosters of mediocrity. In the middle, he was a two… Read More »Ed Johnston: Last NHL Goalie To Play A Complete Solo Season
On the evening of Wednesday, April 17, 2013, I’ll be listing 10 vintage hockey cards of decent value on eBay for the incredible low opening… Read More »Charlie Burns: 1963-64 Topps 9
On the evening of Wednesday, April 17, 2013, I’ll be listing 10 vintage hockey cards of decent value on eBay for the incredible low opening… Read More »Tom Johnson 1963-64 Topps 4
The 1963-64 hockey card season was the last collectors would see of Parkhurst. The 1963-64 Topps series remains one of the most affordable of the… Read More »Cardboard Cameos Abound in the 1963-64 Topps Hockey Series