GRETZKY - An Autobiography

by Gretzky, Wayne (with Rick Reilly)

First Edition

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Toronto: Harper Collins, 1990. 258 pp. Quarter-bound with black cloth on gray boards; the front panel is decorated with 99; lettered in silver on the spine; headband; illustrated with colour and black and white plates. Light rubbing on the corners of the dustjacket; price intact; previous owner's inscription on the first blank page; no other interior markings. The Chapters are: Tales of the Blue Goose; Life in Skalbania; Miracle in Montreal; The Weak Kneed Wimp Years; Garter Belts Mickey Mouse and the Stanley Cup; Yours Truly; All You Have to Do Is be Shot Out of a Cannon; Meet the Inmates; Back to the Future; How to Get Married Twice in One Day; The Last Cold War; Crumbling Walls; We Swept Them in Five; The Day I Made Transactions; The Peter Principle; Hockeywood; A Bloody Shame; It's Howe, Not How Many; M*A*S*H* 4 - Calgary 2; and A Thank You Note; followed by statistics and an index. . ISBN: 0006377424. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. nhl; national hockey league; phoenix coyotes; stanley cup; edmonton oilers; l. a. los angeles kings; st. louis blues; new york rangers;.

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