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Details Your Source for New Canadian Stamps OCTOBER 2014 | No.8 Details Your source for new Canadian stamps NHL® stamps and collectibles THE 2014 NHL® COLLECTOR’S ALBUM SECOND ALBum IN THE SERIES $9995 342000 Limited quantities of 10,000 ® Exclusive Upper Deck® Premium Bobby Orr collector card The defencemen of the Original Six™ era (1942-1967) were some of the most memorable and admired players to ever take to the ice. This collectible album unfolds the story of these Canadian heroes of the blue line. Bobby Orr Harry Howell Doug Harvey Tim Horton Red Kelly Pierre Pilote Also included: • a unique Bobby Orr collectible card exclusive • the full pane of commemorative Original Six to this collection; defencemen stamps; • a silver-plated plaque of the James Norris • a numbered certificate of authenticity; Memorial Trophy, along with a brief history of • and much more. the Norris Trophy and three other NHL awards; From Canada or the U.S. From other countries 1-800-565-4362 902-863-6550 canadapost.ca/NHL On October 1, 1940, photographer Claude Dettloff DEAR captured his famous shot of a five-year-old boy running to his father in a marching CollECTORS line. Wait For Me Daddy would become the most Honouring the legends famous Canadian photograph of the Second World War. of the blue line Look for the story behind the stamp – to be released October 4 – in the next issue of Details. The 2014-15 NHL® season is almost here – so we’re We hope you enjoy this hockey edition of Details – ready to drop the puck on what we think will be one and start the season with a winning streak as well as of the most exciting – and nostalgic – set of hockey our Original Six and Zamboni stamps and collectibles. stamps we’ve ever designed. The 2014 issue of the ongoing National Hockey League® series features six legendary defencemen from the Original Six™ era. These Canadian players became legends in the League. And because we know that everyone needs a little entertainment between periods, we’re also issuing seven definitive coils that showcase the Zamboni® ice resurfacing machine – marking its Jim Phillips, Director, Stamp Services pivotal role in hockey history. NOTICE Stamp printing specifications Si vous n’avez pas reçu cette publication dans la langue • Perforations are all 13+ or simulated perforation. officielle de votre choix, veuillez envoyer un courriel à • Tagging is on four sides, unless otherwise indicated. [email protected] ou remplissez le bon de • Paper is Tullis Russell, unless otherwise indicated. commande et postez-le à notre adresse : • Gum type is pressure sensitive, unless otherwise indicated. EN DÉTAIL POSTES CANADA 2701 PROM RIVERSIDE BUREAU N0020 Items may not be exactly as shown. OTTAWA ON K1A 0B1 CANADA DETAIls Write to Details is published by Canada Post. StamP SERVICES – DEtaIls Director, Stamp Services: Jim Phillips CanaDA Post Director, Marketing and Brand: Nancy Wright 2701 RIVERSIDE DR SUITE N1070 Co-ordinator: Monica Desjardins OTTAWA ON K1A 0B1 CANADA Staff contributors: Joy Parks, Will Manzer Printed in Canada. Translation: Lexi-tech French revision: Marjolaine Morin Permanent™ and Picture Postage™ are trademarks of Canada Post Corporation. Proofreading: Christopher Mallory © 2014 Royal Canadian Mint. All rights reserved. Manager, Graphic Design: Céline Morisset NHL and the NHL Shield are registered trademarks and the word mark Original Layout and design: André Monette Six is a trademark of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. © NHL 2014. All Rights Reserved. The Zamboni word mark and the configuration of the Zamboni ice resurfacing machine are registered trademarks of Frank J. Zamboni & Co., Inc. © Frank J. Zamboni & Co., Inc. 2014. All Rights Reserved. Upper Deck® is a trademark of The Upper Deck Company, Inc. The Poppy, when used as a symbol of Remembrance in Canada, is a registered trademark of Dominion Command of the Royal Canadian Legion and is used with the kind permission of Dominion Command. canaDAPost.ca/shoP DEtaIls OctobER 2014 3 ORIGINAL SIX™ Legendary defencemen Issue date: October 3, 2014 $510 Booklet of 6 stamps 413962111 Since it formed in 1917, the National Hockey League® in 1967; the Canadiens won 10, including five had seen many teams come and go. In 1942, the consecutive titles between 1956 and 1960. disbanding of the Brooklyn (formerly New York) These were the golden years of the players on Americans brought the number of teams to six. The bubble-gum scented cards in every schoolboy’s Boston Bruins®, Chicago Black Hawks®, Detroit Red pocket – Maurice “the Rocket” Richard, Gordie Howe, Wings®, Montreal Canadiens®, New York Rangers® Jean Beliveau, Bobby Orr, Jacques Plante, and so and Toronto Maple Leafs® would become known many others. As television sets replaced radios, as the Original Six™ teams, and remained stable Foster Hewitt brought games to life on Hockey Night opponents for a quarter century until the NHL® in Canada in English-speaking homes with the doubled in size in 1967. expression “He shoots ... he scores!” In French In this quarter century, lasting legends were born. Canada, “Et c’est le but!” became a familiar Toronto and Montréal built hockey dynasties: the expression thanks to René Lecavalier, the host of Leafs won the Stanley Cup® nine times, the last time La Soirée du hockey. 4 DEtaIls OctobER 2014 Call to ORDER 1-800-565-4362 When fans of the Original Six era called for With this special issue, imagine yourself in the “­DEE-fence, DEE-fence,” their wish was answered legendary Maple Leaf Gardens or the storied Montreal by six Canadian superstars who are featured in our Forum. Picture your seat in Chicago’s “Madhouse on 2014 issue of Original Six defencemen: Tim Horton, Madison,” Detroit’s “Old Red Barn,” or New York’s Doug Harvey, Bobby Orr, Harry Howell, Pierre Pilote Madison Square Garden. Dream of watching Bobby Orr and Red Kelly. Their story – and that of the six teams score a championship-winning goal at the Boston in what some call the greatest hockey era ever – “Gahden.” These six blue-line heroes take to the ice again is told through these stamps. as we present another chapter of the history of the NHL. $510 Special pane of 6 stamps 403962107 Product Denomination Size Quantity Printing process Booklet of 6 stamps 6 x Permanent™ (domestic rate) 32 mm x 40 mm 750,000 Lithography in 7 colours Special pane of 6 stamps 6 x Permanent™ (domestic rate) 160 mm x 160 mm 180,000 Lithography in 7 colours, one foil stamping plus embossing Souvenir sheets (pack of 6) 6 x $2.50 (international rate) 52.5 mm x 79 mm 125,000 Lithography in 7 colours Official First Day Cover Cancellation site: – Bobby Orr Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 20,000 Parry Sound ON – Harry Howell Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 12,000 Hamilton ON – Doug Harvey Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 16,000 Montréal QC – Tim Horton Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 16,000 Cochrane ON – Red Kelly Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 12,000 Simcoe ON – Pierre Pilote Permanent™ (domestic rate) 191 mm x 113 mm 12,000 Kénogami QC Design: Avi Dunkelman, Joseph Gault (MIX Design Group) | Photography: Courtesy Hockey Hall of Fame | Printing: Lowe-Martin canaDAPost.ca/shoP DEtaIls OctobER 2014 5 Bobby Orr In 1966, Bobby Orr – a budding star from Parry Sound, Ontario – took to the ice with the Boston Bruins. His first year earned him the Calder Trophy and a spot on the NHL’s Second All-Star Team. The 1969-70 season was a milestone for Orr. He was the first defenceman in League history to lead the NHL in scoring, with 33 goals and 87 assists. He won the Art Ross Trophy and the Hart Trophy. Orr also earned his third Norris Trophy in as many seasons, bringing him one step closer to his record of eight consecutive wins. For the third straight season, he was also selected for the First All-Star Team. To top it all off, the Boston Bruins won their first Stanley Cup in 29 years – with Orr scoring the winning goal in overtime. As the puck entered the net, photographers snapped an enduring photo of him soaring horizontally several feet above the ice, his arms outstretched in victory. For his outstanding play, Orr was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as the League’s most valuable player in the playoffs. Following this incredible year, Orr signed the first $1-million deal realized in hockey to start the 1971-72 season. $185 OFDC 413965131 Only 1,967 available, signed and numbered $24995 Limited edition framed print – $15 Set of all 6 Bobby Orr souvenir sheets 27.5” x 24.5” / 698.5 mm x 622.3 mm 403962145 342023 See page 24 6 DEtaIls OctobER 2014 Call to ORDER 1-800-565-4362 Harry Howell By his retirement, Harry Howell had 1,581 professional hockey games to his credit, more than any other defenceman. The durable and dependable defender from Hamilton, Ontario, hit the ice with the New York Rangers at just 19 years of age and stayed with the team for 17 years. Howell earned his name on the Norris Trophy and a spot on the First NHL All-Star Team during the 1966-67 season. To honour their hero, ecstatic fans, dignitaries and businessmen attended the Harry Howell Night celebration January 25, 1967, at Madison Square Garden.
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