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Boston Bruins Official Program 1976 Stanley Cup Playoffs Hockey Marlboro Ad
USD 29.99
Condition: Good
Description
View Boston Bruins Official Program 1976 Stanley Cup Playoffs Hockey Marlboro Ad with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is the official program for the 1976 Stanley Cup Playoffs, featuring the Boston Bruins. Subject: Stanley Cup Playoffs, Boston Bruins, Hockey History. This is the official program for the 1976 Stanley Cup Playoffs, featuring the Boston Bruins. The cover prominently displays "THE 1976 STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS" and a vintage black and white image of the "Montreal Shamrocks, Stanley Cup Champions - 1899." This collectible program offers a unique glimpse into hockey history and the excitement surrounding the 1976 playoffs. The back cover features a classic full-page Marlboro cigarette advertisement, a recognizable piece of vintage advertising art that captures the era's pop culture. This program serves as a historical record for hockey enthusiasts and collectors of sports ephemera and vintage advertisements. This listing includes one (1) official program. Specifications: * Publication Name: GOAL / Boston Bruins Official Program * Item Type: Official Program / Periodical * Issue Date: 1976 * Subject: Stanley Cup Playoffs, Boston Bruins, Hockey History * Era: 1970s * Features: Official Program, Vintage Marlboro Ad * Included Components: 1x Program Condition: Good. Category: Books & Magazines › Magazines.
- Publication Name
- GOAL / Boston Bruins Official Program
- Publication Year
- 1976
- Topic
- Hockey
- Genre
- Sports
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- GOAL
- Unit Quantity
- 1
- Unit Type
- Unit
- Country of Origin
- United States
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