Curt Fraser was one of the most underrated power forwards in the NHL during a career that lasted over 700 games. Not only was he one of the league's toughest customers, but he also scored at least 25-goals five times. His 1978-79 home, yellow jersey featured in this lot dons Goodman & Sons size 48 and Bill Vanderburg tagging in the back hem. Team repairs, pilling, solid stick marks, paint transfers, and un- repaired holes litter this classic, all original v-style Canucks jersey. Center Brian Bradley was an excellent puck-handler and skater who played 13 NHL seasons in the NHL for the Flames, Canucks, Maple Leafs, and Lightning. He was a clever passer whose creative talents were often on display with the man advantage. His 1988-89 home, yellow CCM jersey is covered with use. The “Babe” Pratt patch sits proudly on the right chest with Bradley’s name on the back sewn onto a nameplate. Heavy stick marks, multiple team repairs, extensive pilling, un-repaired holes, board burns, and paint transfers everywhere. The tagging has come out of the collar from heavy use. It was in Vancouver that Greg Adams spent the bulk of his NHL career and is also where he enjoyed most of his personal successes. In over seven seasons with the Canucks, Adams was often relied upon to spearhead the offensive charge along with the likes of Pavel Bure and Trevor Linden. Adams’ 1987-88 black, road jersey in this lot shows how hard he played for his hometown team. His name high on the back sewn onto a nameplate. Maska tagging in the collar with heavy use on the third jersey in this trio. Multiple team repairs, heavy stick marks, pilling, un-repaired holes, paint transfers, and board burns decorate this great style jersey.