1960's Game Used Gilles Tremblay Montreal Canadiens Hockey Stick

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This is a game used stick belonging to Gilles Tremblay of the Montreal Canadiens.  I've had this stick for a couple of decades or more.  I used to collect Canadiens memorabilia.  This stick had many signatures back when I first had it, I even put yellow stickers with the players names beside each autograph, which are still on the stick.  Unfortunately, the autographs have since all but disappeared.  You can still see where the players signed it but they are illegible.  It's possible that if this stick was varnished that some of them would be visible again, but I don't want to be the one who tries that.  I'm not selling it as an autographed stick.  I believe that this stick was signed at some function, because of autographs it had on it, which includes ... Bob Nevin, Phil Esposito, Gordie Howe, Pat Stapleton, Ted Harris, Bobby Hull, Dennis Hull, Rod Gilbert, Frank Mahovlich, JC Tremblay, Jean Beliveau and Toe Blake.  There were other ones on it as well, twice as many of I recall, but didn't figure out who those signatures were of.  Theres a small hole in the "M" of CCM, I guess where it hung somewhere some time.
Gilles Tremblay spent nine years in the Montreal Canadiens franchise.  He played for the Junior Canadiens prior to playing with the Canadiens, winning the 1958 Memorial Cup.  His NHL debut was the 1960-61 NHL season.
Tremblay was a good two-way player, scoring seven goals in 45 games as a rookie, with six more in the playoffs.  He scored a career-high 32 goals the following season.
He won 2 Stanley Cups as a Canadien, 1967-68 and 1968-69.
Tremblay retired half way through the 1969/70 season due to asthma issues.  I
n 509 regular season games, he scored 168 times and assisted on another 162 goals.  His lifetime playoff record includes 23 points in 48 games.
After his playing career he became a broadcaster, for 27 years, co anchoring the French version of Hockey Night In Canada.