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| 1980-1981 Milwaukee Admirals Blue #19, Gord Stafford |
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This rare fleur-de-lis style jersey was worn for only a few brief seasons when Milwaukee first migrated from the USHL to the IHL: |
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| 1984 Sarajevo Olympics Team Canada Red #25, Bruce Driver |
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Bruce left the University of Wisconsin to play for the Canadian National Team and represent Canada at the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games prior to entering the NHL: |
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| 1986-1987 Quebec Nordiques Home #17, Basil McRae |
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Tremendous wear, including re-sewn neck hems, and the rare Rendezvous '87 patch highlight this classic jersey from the NHL's now-defunct Quebec Nordiques: |
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| 1991 Canada Cup Team Canada White #38, Bruce Driver |
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Pre-Tournament white jersey, the only one worn by Bruce Driver after his Canada Cup selection, with a decent amount of stick and puck marks for an International jersey: |
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| 1992-1993 New Jersey Devils Home (Set #1) #9, Tom Chorske |
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"100th Anniversary of the Stanley Cup" patch on the upper right breast as well as multiple team repairs, including a three-inch repair on the upper right shoulder: |
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| 1992-1993 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #2) #23, Bruce Driver |
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Along with the "100th Anniversary of the Stanley Cup" patch on the upper right breast this jersey also has the alternate captain's "A" and medium wear; Autographed on the back: |
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| 1994-1995 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #1) #20, Danton Cole |
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A fantastic jersey from the Devils first Stanley Cup Championship season, this jersey exhibits good wear and is one of only three Devils jerseys ever worn by Danton: |
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| 1994-1995 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #1) #21, Randy McKay |
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Heavy wear, great inner pilling and an abused neckline highlight this jersey from the Devils first Stanely Cup Championship season: |
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| 1995-1996 New Jersey Devils Home (Set #1) #29, Shawn Chambers |
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Great wear and a bold blood stain on the front logo highlight this jersey from the final season of Devils Ultrafils: |
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| 1995-1996 New Jersey Devils Home (Set #2) #21, Randy McKay |
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Eight team repairs, including a beautiful tear down the front neck, plus two unique spandex inserts sewn into each under arm make for an incredible example of a mid-90s Devils jersey: |
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| 1995-1996 New York Rangers Road (Pre-Set) #33, Bruce Driver |
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Over one dozen repairs highlight this recycled 1993-1994 regular season jersey that still shows traces of the 1995 All-Star patch: |
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| 1995-1996 New York Rangers Road #33, Bruce Driver |
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Light overall wear and a few bold stickmarks are scattered across this jersey from Bruce's first season with the Rangers; Photomatched: |
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| 1995-1996 St. Louis Blues Home (Pre-Set) #37, Roman Vopat |
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Overall light wear with serveral stickmarks and large boardburns can be found on this defunct-style Blues sweater: |
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| 1996-1997 Milwaukee Admirals Road #32, Denny Felsner |
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Custom ultrafil inserts for sleeve expansion and cuff shortening, as well as nice overall wear, highlight this now-defunct style IHL jersey: |
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| 1996-1997 New Jersey Devils Home (PO Set) #19, Bobby Carpenter |
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Custom sleeves and a repair highlight this 1997 Playoffs jersey that was recycled for use during the start of the 1997-98 regular season: |
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| 1996-1997 New Jersey Devils Home (Set #2) #28, Kevin Dean |
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Many stick and puck marks are found throughout this jersey from the first season of Devils Air-Knits: |
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| 1996-1997 New York Rangers Home #33, Bruce Driver |
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Several puck and stick marks highlight this mesh size 56 jersey: |
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| 1996-1997 New York Rangers Road #33, Bruce Driver |
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Starter mesh jersey from Bruce's second season in New York, featuring light overall wear with extensive unrepaired holes on both sleeves: |
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| 1996-1997 New York Rangers Road #33, Bruce Driver |
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A goalie-cut 56-G worn by Bruce during his campaign with the New York Rangers: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Home #3, Eric Brule |
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This multi-recycled Bauer jersey was also worn by Jeff Paynter as well as several other Admirals: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Home #33, Brian Felsner |
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Excellent overall wear, including several hundred stickmarks and board burns, highlight this jersey from the last season of the skating Admirals logo: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Home (NOBR) #15, Eric Fenton |
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This now-defunct style jersey with "A" has at least 300 stick marks and a couple of repairs, as Eric finished fourth in the IHL with 372 PIMs: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Road #17, Shannon Finn |
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Rare defunct-style IHL jersey featuring a captain's "C" as well as a unique 3-color 4-inch repair through the front left jersey boarder: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Home #10, Sean McCann |
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Solid wear consisting of stick marks and board burns are found on this defunct Bauer home jersey: |
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| 1997-1998 Milwaukee Admirals Road (NOBR) #35, Mike Minard |
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There is light overall wear and the outline of "MINARD" on this massive road goalie jersey from the final season of blue skating Admirals: |
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| 1997-1998 New York Rangers Road #33, Bruce Driver |
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This Starter tie-down is one of Bruce's final career jerseys from his last season of professional hockey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home (NOBR) #55, Paul Brousseau |
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Heavy wear including multipe repairs and a re-swen neck hem highlight this multi-recycled jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home (REST) #39, Marian Cisar |
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Over 15 repairs and the outline of "CISAR" are found on this new-style home jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road (NOBR) #14, Craig Darby |
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A Removed "A" and over a dozen repairs highlight this future NHLer's jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road #16, Matt Eldred |
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Lighter wear is found on this multi-recycled jersey that was most recently worn by frequent Admiral Matt Eldred: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home #19, David Gosselin |
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Great wear and many repairs, including a re-sewn fight strap, are featured on this heavily worn new-style Admirals jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road #19, David Gosselin |
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A destroyed and re-sewn neck hem, as well as over 15 repairs, highlight this incredible example of a new-style road jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home (NOBR) #6, Jeff Kealty |
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Two of the largest repairs out there can be found on this jersey, including an almost 8x1-inch monster repair on the back 6 and another repair through the shoulder saber: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home #3, Richard Lintner |
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Amazing fight-esque abuse is found on this jersey including three different repair/sewing styles on the neck alone: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road #3, Richard Lintner |
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Great wear and many repairs on this Bauer road jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home #40, Karlis Skrastins |
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Fantastic wear and several repairs highlight Karlis' first North American jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road (REST) #5, John Slaney |
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Light body wear is found on this sharp looking road jersey from a fan favorite: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Road (REST) #26, Alek Stojanov |
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Nice wear throughout and re-swen neck hem can be found on this former Chris Armstrong jersey: |
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| 1998-1999 Milwaukee Admirals Home (REST) #4, Kimmo Timonen |
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An alternate captain's "A" and great wear is featured on Kimmo's first North American jersey; Photomatched: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Home #18, Eric Bertrand |
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A removed "A" from a previous recycle and great overall wear highlight this home jersey: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #18, Eric Bertrand |
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Heavy wear, including a multi-piece nameplate, removed "A" and huge repairs highlight this jersey, which was formerly worn by Brad Smyth and possibly several other players: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #24, Rob Bonneau |
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This particular Admirals jersey exhibits excellent overall wear and a multi-piece recycled nameplate: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Home #31, Mike Buzak |
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Previuosly worn by goalie Kay Whitmore, this uniquely sized 54G jersey exhibits nice wear: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #39, Marian Cisar |
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Over 15 nasty repairs and countless stickmarks can be found on this pounded jersey featuring the Milwaukee Summerfest patch: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #19, David Gosselin |
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Over 45+ team repairs, in three different colors, highlight this awesome Admiral jersey that saw a lot of time in the box: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #23, Paul Healey |
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Great wear including a lot of lower body wear and several repairs highlight this road jersey: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Home #6, Samy Nasreddine |
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Previously recycled, Samy wore this Bauer jersey in a handful of games during the 2000 campaign: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Road #6, Samy Nasreddine |
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A unique woven material was used to create the recycled nameplate, with similar styles found on other shirts during the 99-00 season: |
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| 1999-2000 Milwaukee Admirals Home #17, Brent Peterson |
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One of the most worn mondern-era shirts out there, this shirt is scattered with unrepaired holes, stickmarks and even has a post-addition alternate captain's "A" patch: |
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| 1999-2000 New Jersey Devils Home (Set #1) #18, Sergei Brylin |
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Hammered is the only way to describe this Stanley Cup winning season jersey, which has 18 team repairs: |
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| 1999-2000 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #1) #20, Jay Pandolfo |
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A half-dozen repairs and many solid slash marks highlight this Stanely Cup winning jersey, which is part of the only public Devils set from 2000: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Alternate #26, Denis Arkhipov |
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This tye-dyed alternate jersey was worn by the Admirals for a full weekend to be auctioned off for charity and suprisingly shows good wear with several heavy stick marks; Autographed: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Home #2, "Bubba" Berenzweig |
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Great wear and repairs highlight this multi-patch gem from the first season SP jerseys and the last season of the IHL: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Road #2, "Bubba" Berenzweig |
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One of the most unique repairs out there can be found on this heavily worn road shirt, which has a repair litterally through the nameplate and on the air-knit: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Road #15, Jason Goulet |
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Solid wear with repairs and the Edge Pro Gel back patch highlight his awesome road jersey: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Road #3, Timo Helbling |
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Timo wore this one-game-wonder in his first game as an Admiral in the 2001 IHL playoffs: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Home #5, David Lemay |
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Defintely a recycled jersey, the addition of the multi-piece "LEMAY" nameplate leads to question of its creation, as David never skated a game with the Admirals: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Home #11, Marc Moro |
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Heavy wear, a dozen team repairs and the captain's "C" make this Admirals shirt a must-have from the final IHL season: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Home #14, Bert Robertsson |
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This multi-recycled jersey was also worn by Steve Parsons in his only home game as an Admiral; Photomatched to Parsons: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Road #14, Bert Robertsson |
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A great deal of effort went in to place to convert this Bauer jersey for use with their SP set, including sewing over the front logo and blackening out the back logo: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Road #12, Jeremy Stevenson |
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Multiple repairs and extensive wear can be found on this future NHL enforcer's jersey: |
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| 2000-2001 Milwaukee Admirals Home #45, Jason Ulmer |
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Randy Robitaille first wore this final-season IHL jersey which still faintly has an outline of the "LE" of his name on the back: |
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| 2001-2002 Milwaukee Admirals Road #12, Erik Anderson |
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Two patches, a patriotic American Flag and a Milwaukee Summerfest logo, highlight this rare SP brand AHL jersey: |
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| 2001-2002 Milwaukee Admirals Home #39, Marian Cisar |
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This jersey was recyced from the IHL for use in the AHL by removing the IHL logo patch and adding the 9/11 flag: |
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| 2001-2002 Milwaukee Admirals Home #25, Jan Lasak |
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A fantastic shirt from Slovakia's 2002 Olympic team starting goaltender: |
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| 2001-2002 Milwaukee Admirals Road #24, Nathan Perrott |
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Multi-patch gem from an up-and-coming enforcer, features fairly light wear: |
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| 2001-2002 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #2) #3, Ken Daneyko |
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Moderate wear including burns and several nice slash marks highlight this jersey from Mr. Devil himself; Photomatched: |
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| 2002-2003 Milwaukee Admirals Home #31, Brian Finley |
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Huge size 56G goalie-cut jersey scattered with stick and puck marks: |
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| 2002-2003 Milwaukee Admirals Home #5, Timo Helbling |
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New-style AHL shirt with decent wear from a Swiss-born future star: |
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| 2002-2003 Milwaukee Admirals Road #11, Raitis Ivanans |
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Raitis has gone on to a prosperous NHL career after doning this road red Milwaukee jersey: |
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| 2002-2003 Milwaukee Admirals Home #24, Konstantin Panov |
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Great wear, including extensive board burns on both sleaves, for a new-style home AHL jersey: |
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| 2002-2003 Milwaukee Admirals Road #6, Peter Smrek |
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Nice board burns and discoloration can be found throughout this jersey fron the final AHL season for SP: |
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| 2002-2003 Moscow Dynamo White #33, Alexander Semak |
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Light overall wear and a nameplate change can be found on this All-State Insurance sponsored Russian League jersey: |
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| 2002-2003 New Jersey Devils Road (Set #2) #6, Tommy Albelin |
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Light wear including a few burns and a nice slash on the front crest highlight this jersey from late in the career of this long-time Devil: |
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| 2003-2004 Milwaukee Admirals Road #13, Mike Farrell |
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A completely destroyed and repaired fight-strap and great overall wear highlight this 2004 Calder Cup road jersey: |
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| 2003-2004 Milwaukee Admirals Home #19, Alexandre Jacques |
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Alexandre wore several different numbers during the 2004 Calder Cup Championship campaign and finally stuck with 19 as the team entered the AHL playoffs: |
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| 2003-2004 Milwaukee Admirals Home #15, Bryan Lundbohm |
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Nice overall wear from this American-born skater's third season with the Admirals: |
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| 2003-2004 Milwaukee Admirals Home #18, Nathan Lutz |
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Another excellent home jersey fron the 2004 Calder Cup Championship campaign; Autographed: |
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| 2003-2004 Milwaukee Admirals Road #36, Jeremy Yablonski |
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Worn during 2004 Calder Cup Championship season, this jersey was a Matt Eldred recycle prepared for and worn by Yablonski despite the jersey's small size 54 measurement: |
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