Description:
MLG, 1953-54, 1953. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. First printing. 80 pp., photos, magazine format. Has game-day insert for 1954 playoffs between Dukes and Teepees. Players listed include: Vasko, Armstrong, Pulford, Baun. Good only with some wear creasing to covers. Most serious flaw is damage to centre page of game-day insert badly wrinkled and torn with large chunk missing from corner. Photos of Horton, Howe, Richard, Beliveau, Red Kelly, Milt Schmidt, Apps, Kennedy, etc. Leo Boivin on cover. Average condition for its age. Uncommon early NHL program.
MAX BENTLEY: HOCKEY'S DIPSY-DOODLE DANDY. by Fitkin, Ed
by Fitkin, Ed
MAX BENTLEY: HOCKEY'S DIPSY-DOODLE DANDY.
by Fitkin, Ed
- Used
- fair
- Paperback
Toronto: Castle / Baxter Publishing 144 pp, 6 1/8" H. The story of Maxwell Herbert Lloyd (Max) Bentley's (1920-1984) hockey career, from the early days in Delisle, Saskatchewan through his days in the NHL. One of the NHL's 100 Greatest Players, Max racked up 245 goals and 299 assists during his time with the Chicago Blackhawks (1940-1947), the Toronto Maple Leafs (1947-1953) and the New York Rangers (1953-1954). He was awarded the Lady Byng Memorial and the Hart Memorial trophies and helped the Maple Leafs to three Stanley Cup wins. Interior - Moderate browning to pages, one small dog-ear crease, corner crease and very small edge tear (archivally taped) on the title page, an archivally taped tear and some damage at the top of the last page at the hinge. Exterior - multiple creases on the covers, light lean to the spine, moderate edge wear, two small letters written in ink on the rear cover, moderate browning to the edges of the text block.. Soft Cover. Fair.
- Bookseller Capricorn Books (CA)
- Format/Binding Paperback
- Book Condition Used - Fair
- Binding Paperback
- Publisher Castle / Baxter Publishing
- Place of Publication Toronto
- Keywords Max Bentley, Maxwell Herbert Lloyd Bentley, Ice Hockey, Forwards, Hockey Stars, Mid 20th Century Hockey, NHL, National Hockey League, Chicago Blackhawks, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers, Original Six, Delisle, Saskatchewan, Lady Byng memorial Trophy