At one of my local hobby shops, they were selling a bunch of autographed Nordiques team-issued postcards. I bought 2 signed by Peter Stastny, 1 by Joe Sakic and 1 by Bryan Fogarty (deceased in 2002).
Here you'll find scans of the (mostly) sports autographs I get in person (IP autographs) and results of my requests for autographs sent through the mail (TTM autographs). None of them are available for trade or for sale.
Showing posts with label Peter Stastny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Stastny. Show all posts
Saturday, April 09, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Guy Lafleur's Farewell Tour IP
Earlier today, Guy Lafleur played his last alumni game ever at the Colisée in Quebec City. It was a game between the Québec Nordiques alumni and the Montréal Canadiens alumni. For the occasion, the 3 Stastny brothers (Peter, Anton and Marian) played together for the first time since 1994 and Joe Sakic also played for the 1st time since he announced his retirement in 2009. I had a great time at the game! Guy Lafleur was very emotional during his speech after the game...
Even though the game took place in the afternoon, I arrived to the Colisée early to catch the players as they arrived to the arena. It allowed me to get autographs from a few players who didn't sign after the game, such as Joe Sakic, Peter Stastny and Guy Lafleur! Here are scans of all the autographs I got today:
And here’s who I missed: Anton Stastny (wouldn't sign before or after the game), Marian Stastny (same), Guy Lapointe, Claude Lemieux and others who I didn't know would be there, such as Donald Brashear and Mario Roberge...
Friday, November 09, 2007
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Peter Stastny TTM
Peter Stastny c/o home - 65 days - 2/2
This was my first attempt at sending cards in soft sleeves with cut "windows" for the player to autograph the card without having to remove the sleeve (I usually do not even put the cards in sleeves, but I recently started doing this for some cards I'd really like to get back in a good shape). It didn't work very well on the 1986-87 OPC card, as you might see... I hope it won't be too much of a problem for the other cards I sent to other players the same way!
This was my first attempt at sending cards in soft sleeves with cut "windows" for the player to autograph the card without having to remove the sleeve (I usually do not even put the cards in sleeves, but I recently started doing this for some cards I'd really like to get back in a good shape). It didn't work very well on the 1986-87 OPC card, as you might see... I hope it won't be too much of a problem for the other cards I sent to other players the same way!
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