1991-92 Mats Sundin Quebec Nordiques jersey shows nice game use from the Hall of Famer's second NHL season. White home top has Maska Ultrafil and size 54 tagging in the collar, with bright blue, white, and red Nordiques logo crest across the chest. Number 13 is on shoulders and back in blue-on-red tackle twill, and name is in all blue on a plate above the rear number. A popular feature of this jersey, the bottom is surrounded by six light blue fleur de lis patches, with one more on each shoulder. Light but definite use from the skillful Swede includes stick marks, staining and mild pilling; Sundin has signed on the right breast in 7/10 blue Sharpie along with his number. The Nords were one of the four teams absorbed by the NHL in the World Hockey Association merger in 1975 and resided in Quebec City until the franchise moved to Colorado to become the Avalanche in 1995. Sundin played the first four of his 18 seasons in Quebec, ending his career with 564 goals, and his 1,349 total points remains first among NHL players born in Sweden.