Game used Sher-Wood hockey stick wielded by Boston Bruins Hall of Famer John Bucyk is cracked but remains an exceptional and rare specimen. "Bucyk 9" is stamped in black on the shaft of the lefty stick, original black tape is on the blade and white tape forms a knob on the butt-end. The shaft shows remnants of a significant crack which may have separated the stick into two pieces; residue from a former tape job over the area is noted, and it may have been glued back together or never completely snapped. In a Bruins era known for its rough-and-tumble style and all-around excellence, Bucyk was noted for his hard, yet clean, style, as he was twice rewarded with the NHL's Lady Byng trophy for sportsmanship while standing as the fourth-leading scorer in league history at the time of his 1978 retirement with 1,339 career points.  Signed and inscribed "H.O.F. 1981."  Comes with PSA LOA for signature.