Bob Nystrom Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles

BOB NYSTROM The clutch player signs an index card. Signature: "Bob Nystrom, 5x3 index card. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986). Known for his clutch play, Nystrom won four games with goals in sudden death overtime. Best remembered of these was his overtime goal which won the 1980 Stanley Cup.

BOB NYSTROM The hockey professional signs this sheet of paper with a color photograph affixed Signature: "Bob Nystrom" in blue ink. 7½x10¾ overall sheet with photograph affixed around signature. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM The hockey professional signs this notecard with a photograph attached Signature: "Bob Nystrom" in blue ink. 3½x5. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986). Known for his clutch play, Nystrom won four games with goals in sudden death overtime.

BOB NYSTROM The 1980 Stanley Cup hero who won four straight championships with the New York Islanders signed this index card that features a black and white photograph of him affixed Signature: “Bob Nystrom”. 5x3 index card. Affixed the card is a 1¼x2½ b/w headshot photograph. Bob Nystrom (b.

BOB NYSTROM The dynamic right-winger pens his name on this index card in black felt tip Signature: "Bob Nystrom" in black felt tip, 5x3. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986). Known for his clutch play, Nystrom won four games with goals in sudden death overtime.

BOB NYSTROM Handwritten note from the hero of the 1980 Stanley Cup series Autograph Note signed: "To Jeffrey/ Best Wishes/ Bob Nystrom" in blue ink, 3½x2½. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM Shown getting off a shot for the Islanders in this 9x4 photograph Photograph inscribed and signed: "To Jeff/Best of luck/Bob Nystrom. B/w, 9x4. Captioned at left side with New York Islanders logo. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM 4x7 image of "Mr. Islander", shown on the ice with puck in hand Photograph inscribed and signed: "To Jeffrey/Best of luck!/Bob Nystrom". B/w, 4x7. Caption in lower margin includes New York Islanders logo. Bob Nystrom (b.

BOB NYSTROM The professional hockey player signs this 8x4 photograph from his time with the New York Islanders Inscribed printed photograph signed in ink: "To Aaron/lots of luck!/Bob Nystrom" in blue ink. 8x4. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM This 3x5¼ color magazine photograph is signed by the New York Islanders player Magazine photograph signed: "Bob Nystrom" in blue ink. 3x5¼. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM 3½x4¼ action shot of "Mr. Islander" Magazine photograph signed: "Bob Nystrom", in blue felt tip, Color, 2¾x3½ image affixed to 3½x4¼ cardstock. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM This 5x5¾ newspaper photograph is signed by the hockey right wing in purple felt tip Newspaper photograph signed: "Bob Nystrom" in purple felt. 5x5¾. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).

BOB NYSTROM The NHL player signs his name in blue felt tip on this 5¼x7¾ newspaper photograph, shown celebrating with a fellow New York Islander. Newspaper photograph signed: "Bob Nystrom", in blue felt tip, B/w 5¼x7¾ affixed to a card. Bob Nystrom (b.

BOB NYSTROM The New York Islanders hockey player signs his name on this 4x5¾ newspaper photograph Newspaper photograph signed: "Bob Nystrom" in purple felt. 4x5¾. Bob Nystrom (b. 1952) played right wing for the New York Islanders throughout his long NHL career (1972-1986).