Kharlamov17
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Evening.
Just some odd additions here and there that I thought I'd share.
First and odd (as well cheap) find from eBay.
Liberia 1980 Winter Olympic Games, Lake Placid 1449-54
Pretty cool if you ask me. I've kept my eye on hockey stamps in hopes of find Valeri in the bunch. This is my second different find. Anyone know who Team USA player #24 is?
Now for some Red Ink.
These first two were not part of the deal, but extra throw-ins. Davydov and Starshinov.
Mikhailov, Petrov and Zinger.
Now for something odd.
I heard the person who original took all of these autographs tried to make a copy of one of the team pictures, but not very successfully. I think it's fine though. This is something I could imagine cutting up. Nice Ragulin, Davydov, Starshinov, Kuzkin and Mr. Anatoli Firsov.
Romishevsky, Petrov and Ragulin.
A beautiful picture with Ragulin and Zinger. My favorite in this mail loot!
...and lastly, not my favorite piece of the day, but how can you not go wrong with a Kharlamov autograph?
A dreadful copy, but it's there in the lower right corner. All the usual suspects are there. The upper part is a mess on the dark background, can't make out much of those scribbles unfortunately.
Thanks for stopping by.
Victor
Just some odd additions here and there that I thought I'd share.
First and odd (as well cheap) find from eBay.
Liberia 1980 Winter Olympic Games, Lake Placid 1449-54
Pretty cool if you ask me. I've kept my eye on hockey stamps in hopes of find Valeri in the bunch. This is my second different find. Anyone know who Team USA player #24 is?
Now for some Red Ink.
These first two were not part of the deal, but extra throw-ins. Davydov and Starshinov.
Mikhailov, Petrov and Zinger.
Now for something odd.
I heard the person who original took all of these autographs tried to make a copy of one of the team pictures, but not very successfully. I think it's fine though. This is something I could imagine cutting up. Nice Ragulin, Davydov, Starshinov, Kuzkin and Mr. Anatoli Firsov.
Romishevsky, Petrov and Ragulin.
A beautiful picture with Ragulin and Zinger. My favorite in this mail loot!
...and lastly, not my favorite piece of the day, but how can you not go wrong with a Kharlamov autograph?
A dreadful copy, but it's there in the lower right corner. All the usual suspects are there. The upper part is a mess on the dark background, can't make out much of those scribbles unfortunately.
Thanks for stopping by.
Victor
