Galaxy's Vintage Spring Fling

Gorgeous 137-year old 19th Century baseball card from the famous Allen & Ginter set, featuring infielder Joseph Mulvey. Mulvey broke into the bi...

One of hockey's greatest all-time HOFers, in high grade, and from the collection of another all-time great HOFer! Provenance or Pedigree, in co...

Here's a tough early tobacco card featuring pitcher Bill Chapelle, who bounced around for 10 pro seasons. This one features a Cycle 350 back, o...

Superb mid-grade 2nd year card of the great Jean Beliveau, Canadiens all-time great and Tier 1 HOFer. With his rookie card now fetching many thousand

Superb example of this great issue, the 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders, this one featuring David Shean and HOFer, Frank Chance. Shean was (like so m

Rookie card of Hall of Famer, Dickie Moore, who played 12 seasons in Montreal (14 total), leading the league in scoring in back-to-back seasons, and t

Here's a great low pop baseball card from the early part of the 20th century, from the 1911 M116 Sporting Life set. Pitcher Irvin "Kaiser&...

Solid example of the great HOF goaltender's 58 Topps offering, graded 6 EX-NM by SGC!

The T207 set of 1912 was issued with Little Recruit cigars and is known by it's brown background. Not as plentiful as some other early tobacco s...

Nice higher-grade #1 featuring Leafs' all-time great HOFer, Tim Horton. #1's in these small 1950s/60s sets were subject to more abuse than ...

This lot contains 3 x cards from the 1954-55 Parkhurst hockey set, all graded 3 VG by SGC, includes: #21 Rudy Migay, #49 "Sugar" Jim Henry...

This lot contains 2 x cards from the 1954-55 Parkhurst hockey set, includes a pair of Montreal Canadiens, HOFer #10 Tom Johnson and #134 Paul Masnick,

This lot consists of 2 x cards from the classic 1955-56 Parkhurst issue, both HOFers, includes #4 George Armstrong (PSA 2) and #18 Dick Duff RC (PSA 1

Four cards from the 1955-56 Parkie set, all graded by SGC, includes: #8 Jim Morrison (AUTH), #12 Rudy Migay (GD+ 2.5), #24 Joe Primeau OTG (GD 2), and

This lot contains a pair of PSA-graded 1955-56 Quaker Oats hockey cards, issued along side the Parkhurst set of the same year as a promotion for Quake

You're bidding on 3 x nice mid-grade cards from the 1958-59 Parkhurst set, all are graded 4 VG-EX by SGC, includes: #6 Noel Price RC, #27 Bert O...

This lot contains 4 x nice cards from the 1959-60 Parkhurst offering, all graded by KSA, includes: #15 Punch Imlach (HOF) (7.5 NM+), #31 Bill Hicke RC

This lot contains 4 x Montreal Canadiens cards from the colorful 1961-62 Parkhurst hockey set, all graded by PSA, includes: #38 Bill Hicke (4.5 VG-EX+

Here are 4 x cards from the final and most colorful Parkhurst hockey set, issued in 1963-64. All cards are graded by SGC, and all are in gorgeous NR.M

This lot consists of 4 x cards from the 1958-59 Topps hockey set, all graded 6 EX-NM by SGC. Includes: #9 Vic Stasiuk, #31 Jack "Tex" Eva...

Clean lot of 8 x cards grading 5 EX or better, from the 1959-60 Topps hockey set, all graded by KSA, includes stars/HOFers: #3 Elmer Vasko, #4 Pete Ge

This lot contains 4 x cards from the popular 1965-66 Topps hockey set, all are graded by KSA and all are Hall of Famers! Includes: #2 Gump Worsley (

Off-grade but solid example of Couture's rookie card. Doc played pro from 1944 to 1960 splitting his time between the NHL and the high minors. ...

Rookie card of George "Red Sullivan" long time NHLer and coach, who played over 550 NHL games and bench-bossed another 364. Graded 3 VG b...

Nice mid-grade rookie card (and only card) of George Clarence "Clare" Martin, a defenseman who played 10 years of pro hockey, including 23...

Superb rookie card of Armand "Bep" Guidolin, an aggressive winger that played over 500 NHL games. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Rookie card of Hergesheimer, who played pro from 1947 to 1962 in various leagues, including 7 seasons at the NHL level as a primarily a member of the

Conacher broke in with a bang, picking up 29 points in 33 games, including 16 goals, with Detroit in 1947, good enough for 2nd in the Calder Trophy (R

Solid example of this HOFer's 2nd card! Johnson was a durable and tough defender who played 978 games over 16 NHL seasons primarily with Montre...

2nd year card of HOFer Bill Mosienko, who once famously recorded a hat trick in 21 seconds. Graded 3 VG by SGC.

Nice example of the 2nd year card of Jim Peters, a winger who won 3 Stanley Cups over his 9-year NHL career. Graded 5 EX by PSA.

Nice upper-mid grade rookie card of the Leafs' Gord Hannigan, who played 7 years of pro hockey before retiring to run an ice cream business in E...

Lower grade bur presentable example of this HOFer's 2nd year card. Gadsby patrolled the blueline for 20 NHL seasons, get several all-star selec...

2nd year card of the Red Wings all-time great HOFer, "Terrible" Ted Lindsay, who combined a combative hard-nosed game with superb hockey s...

Off-grade example of "Teeder" Kennedy's 53 Parkie offering. Kennedy was a massive star in his time, captaining the Leafs to 5 Stanley...

Nice upper-mid grade card of the Canadiens Dick Gamble, who played pro from 1950 to 1970, mainly in the AHL as a very productive forward. He managed

Bud MacPherson played pro from 1949 to 1961, mainly in the high minors, but also 259 games at the NHL where he won Stanley Cup as a member of the Mont

Nice upper-mid grade example of Pronovost's 53 Parkie offering. HOFer Marcel Pronovost played pro from 1950 through 1970 as an undersized, mobi...

Bob Goldham was a hard rock defenseman who played in several all-star games and won a total of 4 Stanley Cups (1 with Toronto and 3 more with Detroit)

Defenseman Aldo Guidolin had a brief 4-year NHL career, before finding a home in the AHL, the top minor league, for another 13 seasons where a played

Another nice quality 53 Parkie! This one features Al Dewsbury, who played 357 NHL games over 8 seasons (mostly with Chicago), and another several hund

great goaltender card from the 50s, with one the game's best nicknames. Samuel "Sugar Jim" Henry tended the nets for New York, Chicag...

Great goalie card featuring HOFer, Harry Lumley. Lumley led the league in wins twice, made two 1st Team All-Sar squads, led in games played (goalies)

Mid-grade example of this HOFer's 54 Parkie. Watson was a key member of some great Maple Leafs teams in the 1940s/50s, putting together product...

Sharp example of the Wings' Leswick, a speedy pest of a forward who won 3 Stanley Cups with Detroit. Graded a gorgeous 5.5 EX+ by SGC!

Godfrey played 16 years in the NHL, a dependable defenseman that spent 12 seasons in Detroit and four more in Boston. Graded a nice 5 EX by SGC!

Creighton was a proficient two-way centreman that played 12 NHL seasons, mainly with Boston. He is also the father of former NHLer, Adam Creighton.

HOFer Harry Howell played forever. Well almost. He broke into the NHL in 1952, and played his last game in the WHA in 1976, a remarkable run of 24 y

Solid example of Jack "Tex" Evans 54 Parkie card. Evans was a tough, no-nonsense defenseman who played 14 NHL seasons (and 9 more in the ...

Larry Wilson shuffled between the NHL and the AHL from 1949 to 1956, before settling into a long and productive minor league career in the AHL (12 sea

Off-grade but presentable and affordable example of this HOFer's 54 Parkie. Graded 3 VG by SGC.

Great action card from the 54 Parkie set, featuring the Habs Floyd "Busher" Curry getting launched by a "perfect bodycheck" cour...

This great action card, "Delvecchio Finds Leafs Defense Hard to Crack", features a bevy of talent, including HOFer's Alex Delvecchio, ...

Action galore in this one has HOF goalie Harry Lumley gets trampled in "Netminder's Nightmare". Also included is fellow HOFer, Teeder...

Nice mid-grade card of the Wings' Johnny Wilson, a durable productive winger who didn't miss a regular season game from 1952 through 1960. ...

Solid example of Woit's 54 Topps card. Benny Woit was a defensive forward/defenseman that played 7 years in the NHL and parts of 13 more in the...

Mickoski was a dependable two-way winger that played over 1,000 pro games, including over 700 at the NHL level primarily with the New York Rangers and

Nice upper-mid grade "Bones" Raleigh, who played all 535 games of his NHL career as a member of the New York Rangers. Graded 4.5 VG-EX+ w...

HOFer Edgar Laprade was the NHL's Rookie-of-the-Year in 1946, and a Lady Byng winner in 1950 (he finished in top 5 in voting 5 straight seasons)...

Dineen had a brief 5-year NHL career, winning a pair of Stanley Cups with Detroit, before embarking on a long and successful career in the AHL and WHL

Great card from the classic 1955 Parkie issue featuring Harvey "Busher" Jackson, a Maple Leafs star and part of the famous 'Kid Line&#...

Mid-grade rookie card of Don Marshall, who had a long and productive career with the Canadiens and the Rangers. One of the best two-way forwards of h

HOFer Dickie Moore was a star among stars on the Canadiens and as a result is often overshadowed by the marquee names with whom he shared the locker r

Excellent example of Mosdell's 55 Parkie. Ken played for Montreal from 1944 to 1957, winning 4 Stanley Cups and making some all-star teams. Gr...

MacKay played 7 NHL seasons before a knee injury sidelined his career. He won a Cup with Montreal in 1953. Graded 4 VG-EX by PSA.

HOFer Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde is one of the greatest games from the game's early days. He was a Hall of Fame performer in both hockey...

The 1920s were a time before the advent of radio and mass communications, an era when newspapers held the power to make legends. There were several w

Reay played 10 seasons in the NHL, winning a pair of Stanley Cups with Montreal before heading behind the bench where he coached for 16 NHL seasons (o

Great action card featuring a battle between HOFers Boom Boom Geoffrion and Harry Lumley. Graded a sharp 4 VG-EX by SGC.

Action card featuring HOF goaltender, Jacques Plante, in his rookie card year, battling Leafs "Speedsters" Sid Smith and Eric Nesterenko. ...

Gorgeous rookie card of Horvath, who played pro from 1949 to 1970 and was a good NHLer (led the league in goals in 1959) who stuck around for over 430

Rookie card of another prolific minor league scorer, Guyle Fielder. Although he only played 9 NHL games, Fielder was a superstar in the old WHL, a ti

One of the all-time greats, Kelly was a Norris Trophy winning defenseman who switched positions to play center for Frank Mahovlich. Winner of 3 Lady

Solid example of Camille 'The Eel' Henry's 57 Topps offering. Henry was Rookie-of-the-Year in 1954, Lady Byng winner in 1958 (in the t...

Aldcorn won a Memorial Cup and an Allan Cup, then played 226 career NHL games, mainly with Toronto. Graded a solid 5 EX by SGC.

Reaume had a long pro career lasting from 1954 to 1971, playing 344 NHL games and more in the high minors. Graded a super nice 6 EX-NM by SGC.

Reay had a long career, won a pair of Stanley Cups as a player, then went 516-334-161 as an NHL coach. Solid card, graded 6 EX-NM by SGC!

Quality mid-grade example of this action card, featuring HOFers Jacques Plante and Doug Harvey, among others. Graded 4.5 VG-EX+ by SGC.

Sharp card of Talbot, who broke into the NHL in 1955 and proceeded to win 5 straight Stanley Cups with Montreal. He went on to log over 1,000 NHL gam

Excellent example of this long-time NHLer's 58 Parkie offering. Marshall player over 1,100 NHL games and won 5 Stanley Cups with Montreal where...

Another member of the Habs two-way corps, Goyette won 4 Stanley Cups with Montreal at the outset of his 16-year NHL career. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Nice example of the last card in the set, featuring the Brian Cullen, one of three hockey playing brothers all of whom saw NHL action. Graded 5 EX by

2nd year high-grade card of the notorious Kennedy, who played a 'volatile' game, punctuated by penalty minutes and in 1969, an incident in t...

Nice 2nd year Moose, 13-year NHLer and Stanley Cup winner with the Black Hawks. Graded a sharp 5.5 EX+ by SGC.

Affordable 2nd-year card of the great HOF goaltender Glenn Hall, whose record 502-consecutive games played in net will never be broken. 11 All Star s

Attractive card of Pronovost, HOF defenseman! Graded 6 EX-NM by SGC.

High-grade example of Mackell's 58 Topps card. Flem had a productive 13-yr NHL career mainly with Boston, before finishing up his playing days ...

Mid-grade 2nd year card of HOFer, Pierre Pilote, who was the league's best defenseman between the Doug Harvey and Bobby Orr eras. He didn't...

Nesterenko was a productive forward known mostly for his liberal use of elbows and his subsequent battles due to said talent. He managed to play an a

Nice and clean vintage card, featuring HOFer, Fern Flaman. Fernie broke in with Boston for one game during the 1944-45 season. Two years later he wo

Rookie card of Brewer, a rough and tumble defender who made several all-star teams. He was a big part of Toronto's 3-Cup run in the early 60s, ...

Nice mid-grade example of this all-time great HOFer's 59 Parkie. Harvey was the standard against which all defenseman were measured, until Bobb...

Solid winger won 4 Stanley Cups with Montreal before injuries ended his career early. Graded a superior 6 EX-NM by SGC.

HOFer Reardon played only 7 seasons with Montreal, was a 1st or 2nd team all-star in 5 of those seasons, winning a Stanley Cup in 1946. Injuries cur s

Nice high-grade Stewart, who played an amazing 21 NHL seasons, winning 3 Stanley Cups as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs during the early 1960s.

Pronovost was a solid two-way forward who broke in with Montreal and won 4 straight Stanley Cups. He played 10 NHL seasons, and was a solid NHLer. G

Labine spent 10 seasons with the Bruins, 1 1/2 more with Detroit, before finishing his playing days with 5 productive seasons in the old WHL. He was

Excellent example of Gump's 59 Topps card. Worsley was every man's goalie, undersized, battling for every inch of his crease, while resembl...

HOFer, Norris Trophy winner and long-time pro, Howell played from 1952 through 1973 in the NHL and added three more seasons in the WHA, through 1976 (

HOFer Arbour had a solid playing career, playing 13 NHL seasons with Detroit, Toronto, Chicago and St. Louis, winning 3 Stanley Cups in the early 60s