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1965 Flying Fathers Game Worn Hockey Jersey. This gamer presents the rare combination of significance, extreme scarcity and unquestionable eye appeal. Founded in 1963 by Brian McKee and Les Costello, the Flying Fathers hockey team was a group of Canadian Roman Catholic priests who played in exhibition games to raise money for charity. Costello was a former member of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and was part of their 1948 Stanley Cup winning championship squad. Jersey presents a terrific "bumble bee" pattern, and consists of desirable Durene. This rare sweater presents the team's unique logo patch on the front, and a sewn-on goalie's numeral "1" on the back. There is no size tag present, but the jersey measures at approximately 21.5" along the shoulder hem. Heavy wear is exhibited, with considerable separation under the right armpit. According to Heritage hockey expert Bill Campbell, this is the first time a 1960's jersey worn by the historic Flying Fathers team has ever been offered publicly. Originally sourced from the area of Northern Ontario, this is one of the most historic pieces in our April Signature sale.

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Auction Dates
April, 2010
22nd-23rd Thursday-Friday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 7
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Buyer's Premium per Lot:
19.5% of the successful bid per lot.

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Sold on Apr 23, 2010 for: $836.50
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