From the fourth of the Boston Bruins' five Stanley Cup championship teams comes this stellar assemblage of incomparable memorabilia, including a section of the very goal net at which the legendary Bobby Orr rifled his series-clinching overtime goal in Game 4 vs. St. Louis. Orr's signature also graces a champagne bottle whose contents were spilled into Lord Stanley's Cup, in the Boston Garden locker room where players, family and friends took a celebratory drink. In beautiful condition, it is the only signed bottle we know of that survived the event. There is also a solid gold, custom-made Stanley Cup charm (one of only three that were ever made) as well as a newspaper twice signed by Orr at the Breakup Dinner conducted shortly after capturing the title. The Bruins snapped a 29-year title drought in 1970, the year Orr became the first player ever to win the Art Ross Trophy, the Conn Smythe Trophy and the Hart Memorial Trophy in the same season.