- Autograph of legendary Ottawa Senators goalie and NHL broadcaster Percy LeSeur
- Carefully removed from an autograph album where it was signed in the 1930s
- Inscribed "Percy Leseur, Master of Ceremonies, Imperial Oil Hockey Broadcast, Toronto"
- Leseur spent his major professional career in the National Hockey Association, a forerunner to the NHL
- Largely for the Ottawa Senators, but with 42 of his 119 NHA games coming for the Toronto Shamrocks/Toronto Blueshirts
- Described by Hockey Hall of Famer Newsy Lalonde as "one of the best goalies I ever faced"
- LeSueur went on to become a legendary hockey broadcaster, and was an inaugural member of the Hockey Night in Canada Hot Stove League, an intermission show would panelists would discuss recent hockey events
- LeSueur was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame as a player in 1961, and passed away in 1962
- Autograph is in excellent shape with no smudging or bleeding. Page is in great condition with some light surface creasing but was removed carefully from the original album book with no rips or tears. Some light staining along the right edge of the page
- Size: 5-7/8” x 3-7/8”
- The signatures in this listing came from an autograph book owned by Donald Deas. He took this book to many NHL games and secured numerous signatures of NHL players. Most of the autographs in the book were secured during the 1936/1937 NHL season with a few others collected into the early 1940s. The ability to collect the signatures was facilitated by a friendship Mr. Deas had with Maple Leaf Gardens official scorer Bill Graham Jr. The autograph book had been stored away by the family over the last 80 years. See several other listings we have up with other pages from this autograph book.
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Item ID# E23