Kharlamov17
Verified Trader
Folks,
Some additions to my PC yet again. Things are moving very slowly. Very glad with these ones.
First, a lot I purchased with a few extra Kharlamov oldies.
1972-73 Williams Hockey 72/73 50 Valerij Charlamov
1971-72 Williams Hockey 71/72 34 Valerij Charlamov
1970-71 Williams Hockey 70/71 322 Valerij Charlamov
I believe the 71/72 is my eight copy.
2006-07 ITG International Ice Teammates IT-19 V. Kharlamov / A. Maltsev 2 of 70
Too cheap to pass up. Love the Maltsev swatch.
Next, a random find I did at a flea market. Odd, since I never seem to make any great finds. I'm still waiting for that 20 kilo box with un-opened packs of 70's stickers and cards.
This one only cost me a tenner.
A Program for the 1969 World Championship. Very nice condition. Not a single word about Valeri, but he did play during this championship, his first. I am guessing he was a reserve and some player perhaps got injured before the tournament.
Finally, I am very glad to add these to my USSR Autograph collection, which has grown into a rather fine collection I might add.
From different sources, I've been told that Petrov was the person that signed least out of the USSR team. Thus I am glad to add these. Very very nice and clear signatures if I might add.
And lastly, one of the finest pieces I will ever own.
I can read most of the big-guns directly. Maltsev, Mikhailov, Ragulin, Tretiak, Firsov, Petrov. Gonna do some research. I know for a fact that the picture was taken for the 1969 World Championship held here in my hometown, Stockholm.
Almost forgot this guy.
Thanks for stopping by,
Vic
Some additions to my PC yet again. Things are moving very slowly. Very glad with these ones.
First, a lot I purchased with a few extra Kharlamov oldies.
1972-73 Williams Hockey 72/73 50 Valerij Charlamov
1971-72 Williams Hockey 71/72 34 Valerij Charlamov
1970-71 Williams Hockey 70/71 322 Valerij Charlamov
I believe the 71/72 is my eight copy.
2006-07 ITG International Ice Teammates IT-19 V. Kharlamov / A. Maltsev 2 of 70
Too cheap to pass up. Love the Maltsev swatch.
Next, a random find I did at a flea market. Odd, since I never seem to make any great finds. I'm still waiting for that 20 kilo box with un-opened packs of 70's stickers and cards.
This one only cost me a tenner.
A Program for the 1969 World Championship. Very nice condition. Not a single word about Valeri, but he did play during this championship, his first. I am guessing he was a reserve and some player perhaps got injured before the tournament.
Finally, I am very glad to add these to my USSR Autograph collection, which has grown into a rather fine collection I might add.
From different sources, I've been told that Petrov was the person that signed least out of the USSR team. Thus I am glad to add these. Very very nice and clear signatures if I might add.
And lastly, one of the finest pieces I will ever own.
I can read most of the big-guns directly. Maltsev, Mikhailov, Ragulin, Tretiak, Firsov, Petrov. Gonna do some research. I know for a fact that the picture was taken for the 1969 World Championship held here in my hometown, Stockholm.
Almost forgot this guy.
Thanks for stopping by,
Vic
who is the last auto pictured there
Lots of cool vintage goodies!
