Martin Brodeur Autographed New Jersey Devils Framed 16X20 Photo
- Closing Bid: $149.00
| Number Of Bids: | 0 |
| Bid Increment: | $10.00 |
| Quantity Available: | 1 |
| Listing Number: | 336990 |
| Open Date: | Sep 14, 2014 09:00:00 PM EDT |
| Close Date: | Sep 21, 2014 08:36:00 PM EDT |
| Listing Type: | Auction |
Description
Bid on this awesome New Jersey Devils 16X20 photo that has been signed by one of the greatest to ever play the game - Martin Brodeur. This photo is from March 17th, 2009, when Brodeur broke Patrick Roy's record for most wins at 552. Great photo encased in a beautiful wooden frame measuring approximately 24X30" in size. Please note - this signature has very slightly faded over time, see photo.
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