1) Great Grant Fuhr goalie stick, from the first African American player to win a Stanley Cup, and the first African American NHL Hall of Famer. Fuhr collected plenty of important hardware during his illustrious career, winning the 1987-88 Vezina Trophy, the 1993-94 Jennings Trophy, and five Stanley Cups. Titan ASD 5000. Factory stamp w/ G. Fuhr and "Mars (march) 1993". Shows use.

2) Nice save. Tom Barrasso goalie stick from the only goalie to step directly from high school play to the NHL. Barrasso, who played 18 seasons in the NHL, was a two-time Stanley Cup winner, won both the 83-84 Calder Memorial Trophy and Vezina Trophy, as well as the 84-85 Jennings Trophy. Tom Barrasso Sher-Wood P.M.P.G. 530. "Handcrafted Exclusively for Tom Barrasso 35 by Drolet". Handwritten "+" and "35" written on taped handle. Shows use.

 3) Chris Terreri played a dozen years as a goalie in the NHL, winning two Stanley Cups as a member of the New Jersey Devils. Chris Terreri Sher-Wood P.M.P.G. 1995 Stanley Cup Winner. Terreri and "31" stamped on shaft. NHL logo decals. Shows use. 

4) Bruce Hoffort played 9 games in goal over two seasons for the Philadelphia Flyers. Bruce Hoffort Sher-Wood P.M.P.G. "Hoffort" stamped on shaft. Factory stamp - 25 Sep. 1989.  Heavy use.

 5) Brian Bellows was a long-time high-scoring left-wing who played 17 seasons in the NHL. He scored 55 goals and added 44 assists for 99 points for the 1989-90 Minnesota North Stars and 40 goals and 48 assists for 88 points for the Stanley Cup winning Montreal Canadiens in 1992-93. He finished 722 points in his NHL career. Brian Bellows Sher-Wood P.M.P. 7030. "Bellows, 23" stamped on shaft. Vein style tapped handle. Shows use. 

6) Goalie stick from unknown player. "Christian USA". Heavily taped. Shows use.

7) Goalie stick from unknown player. "Cooper Superpro Light". Shows use.