
A Quebec City man with a love of hockey and history claims to have a hockey stick that dates back to the mid-17th century.
However, historians suspect the one-metre long stick was simply crafted out of a very old piece of birch wood.
Bobby Rouillard, who lives in the suburb of Boischatel, will be showing off the stick at a pond hockey tournament this weekend. Then, he says, he will put it on eBay at a starting price of $1 million.
“I know it’s a lot of money,” said Rouillard. “I know some collectors would like the stick. Maybe a hockey NHL player.
Last year, Rouillard bought the stick for $3,000 from an antique dealer in Nova Scotia.
He said he was attracted to the stick because of its light weight and the fact it was crafted out of a single piece of wood. Source: MSN - Photo: Canada.com
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