Old Timers Treasures

I was thinking of a little segment to do every week (or so) and going through my collection a neat story caught my eye. When I was younger, my grandma (believe it or not) got the privilege of meeting one of the Canucks all-time best goalies. Richard Brodeur; famous for his 1982 run to the Stanley Cup finals with the Canucks; waltzed into my grandma's office. Richard was a nice enough guy to give my grandma a signed book from himself. My grandmother knew I was a crazy hockey fan and quickly called me and passed the book along. This is what the front cover looks like:

Obviously I was pretty psyched to receive a signature from an old time Canucks goalie, but for some odd reason it never occurred to me to actually look inside until 2 years after I received the book. Why?? I have no clue. But to my pleasant surprise there were 10 signed "hockey cards" of old-timers inside. So I've decided to post a card a week, just for kicks. Let's start with this:   

Gilbert Perreault

Reg. Season Stats: GP-1191, P-1326

Playoff Stats: GP-90, P-103

Now, this isn't a "real" hockey card since it isn't made by a real company, it's more like cardboard tear-outs found in a magazine. But, it adds to the uniqueness of the story and the card. Nonetheless, it's signed and I'm very happy. It's an interesting signature, although it's more like a scribble. I have to say though some very impressive stats for Mr. Perreault, so I'm very pleased to own it.  

Michaels Rating: 8/10 (even though it's not a real card)

GO NUCKS GO!