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'67
Published in 2004, ’67: The Maple Leafs, Their Sensational Victory, and the End of an Empire is Damien Cox and Gord Stellick’s account of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ celebrated 1967 Stanley Cup championship and the franchise turmoil that followed. The book places the victory in the broader context of the final Original Six season and the decline of a once-dominant hockey organization.
This hardcover first edition, first printing retains its pictorial dust jacket. The complete number line runs from 10 through 1, and the book includes an index and black-and-white historical photographs of Maple Leafs players, executives and Stanley Cup moments.
The copy is double signed by co-authors Damien Cox and Gord Stellick on the ’67 signing page. The signatures are accompanied by brief handwritten inscriptions including “Best wishes” and “Enjoy the book.”
Very Good overall, with light handling or shelf wear to the book and dust jacket. The photographed representative interior spread appears clean and unmarked, with clear text and photographs. An appealing signed copy for a Toronto Maple Leafs supporter or collector of Canadian hockey history.
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Published in 2004, ’67: The Maple Leafs, Their Sensational Victory, and the End of an Empire is Damien Cox and Gord Stellick’s account of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ celebrated 1967 Stanley Cup championship and the franchise turmoil that followed. The book places the victory in the broader context of the final Original Six season and the decline of a once-dominant hockey organization.
This hardcover first edition, first printing retains its pictorial dust jacket. The complete number line runs from 10 through 1, and the book includes an index and black-and-white historical photographs of Maple Leafs players, executives and Stanley Cup moments.
The copy is double signed by co-authors Damien Cox and Gord Stellick on the ’67 signing page. The signatures are accompanied by brief handwritten inscriptions including “Best wishes” and “Enjoy the book.”
Very Good overall, with light handling or shelf wear to the book and dust jacket. The photographed representative interior spread appears clean and unmarked, with clear text and photographs. An appealing signed copy for a Toronto Maple Leafs supporter or collector of Canadian hockey history.
