Featured here is Guy Hebert's full head-to-toe Anaheim Mighty Ducks game-worn uniform ensemble from the late 1990's. Even his autographed game-used stick is included! The goaltender from New York state played in Anaheim from 1993-2001. He was the last of the original Mighty Ducks to be with the team, and still ranks 1st or 2nd in every goaltender category.
Let's start with the most impressive piece: Hebert's custom-painted Heaton fiberglass goalie mask courtesy of artist Marlene Ross and equipment builder Michel Lefebvre. The beautiful gray-feathered design has two angry duck bills on the forehead with the purple and teal color combination that defined the Mighty Ducks from the early days of the franchise. The rear place has Herbert's #31 painted in black and 'Heaton' in white. 'Heaton' is painted in white on the face as well. Marlene Ross' artist signature "MROSS '98" appears on the left side. A sticker on the inside reads "PAR/BY: MICHEL LEFEBVRE - POUR/FOR: GUY HEBERT 01/98". The white cage and interior padding are all intact. The exterior shows very light use, with a couple of faint paint chips. It could be a game-ready back-up as photos show him wearing a different style.
Next we have Hebert's Nike Center Ice size 58G purple road jersey with letter and numbers in white tackle twill. Numbers appear on back and both sleeves and are piped with purple and teal. Mighty Ducks team logo patches adorn each shoulder. It shows light wear. Hebert's purple and teal Heaton goalie gloves show a ton of wear. The 'HELITE III' right blocker glove is torn up with sweat stains and holes. His left-handed mitt, with 'GUY HEBERT' sewn in white on the outside, is marked up with dozens of puck marks on the webbing. The black Heaton pants show stick and puck marks, but are otherwise in excellent condition with no tears or holes. Warning, the inside smells a little.
Next up are his purple pair of Heaton '90Z PRO' goalie pads with all straps and laces intact. These things are beat up from all the sliding saves he had to make in them. In addition, we have his black Heaton '90Z PRO' shoulder/chest/elbow pad with all laces and straps fully intact. 'GUY HEBERT' is stitched in white to the outside of the right chest pad. White Bauer straps to attach the full set of pads to the pants and a black Heaton neck pad are also included. In addition, we have Hebert's pair of lightly-worn black Bauer 'Flo-Fit' skates with 'Hebert' stickers on the bottom of each.
Finally, we come to Guy Hebert's Bauer 'R5000' game-used goalie stick from one of his many shutouts with the Mighty Ducks: this one a 3-0 win over the Bruins on October 21, 1998 in which he recorded 26 saves. The stick comes with its original tape jobs around the knob and blade and 'HEBERT' stamped to the wooden shaft. Guy has autographed the blade in 7-8/10 black pen and inscribed it "10-21-98 Ducks 3 Bruins 0". It shows great game use with black puck and contact marks on the white blade tape. You won't find a group of Guy Hebert game-used items together like this ever in the hobby!
Includes Letter of Provenance from the Newport Sports Museum.
Stick autograph pre-certified by PSA/DNA.
Note: Mannequin not included.