Original 29-30 & 56-57 Rhode Island Reds Wool Banner.

Massive 12-foot banner in red and black felt hung for decades from the rafters in the Rhode Island Auditorium. Giant cream felt letters pronounce "RI Reds, 29- 30 CAN-AM Champs, Fountaine Cup". In excellent condition considering its age.  Incredible size about 12 feet long and 4 feet wide, all original. (notice the once white letters now yellow)

# 1- 1955-56 & 56-57 Johnny Bower  Rhode Island Reds Wool Jersey.
Incredible size 42, with original patch.

# 15 - 1962-63 Zellio Topazzini -  Rhode Island Reds
Toppers last full season "A" Removed, size 46

# 15 Pete LaFramboise - 1970-71 Providence Reds

# 14 Morris "Moe" Stefaniw- 1971-72 Providence Reds

# 9 Don Borgeson - 1973-74 Providence Reds

# 27 Bob Sauve - 1975-76 Providence Reds
With rare original RI76 patch.

# 7 (Name Removed) - 1976-77 Providence Reds (last season)

# 9 Fred Glover - Cleveland Barons
One of the best ever to play in the AHL. Original tie down, and blood stains on this fighter jersey. Signed on the inside.

"...It was in Cleveland that Glover forged his place in league history as one of its greatest players ever."

...only Gordie Howe and Maurice Richard had scored more goals in all of professional hockey.

Glover currently sits in second place on the AHL’s all-time lists for goals, assists, points and games, and third in penalty minutes. He is also third in points (104), tied for second in goals (48), fifth in assists (56) and second in games played (120) in Calder Cup Playoff action. His 17 Calder Cup postseason appearances are a league record, and his seven postseason All-Star Team berths and five First Team selections are both more than any other forward in AHL history.

Glover played 992 regular-season games in a Cleveland Barons uniform, the most ever by one player for one AHL team. His number 9 was retired by the club in 1969.

# 16 - Philadelphia Firebirds