1926-27 Arena Juvenile Hockey Champions Original Photo Collection (Framed)

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Twelve young athletes. One unforgettable season. This original 1926–27 framed photo collage captures the grit, camaraderie, and early glory of Canadian youth hockey—featuring team captain Frank Kahler, later inducted into the Newfoundland and Labrador Hockey Hall of Fame.


Description

Celebrate the golden era of youth hockey with this rare, museum-worthy framed photo collage of the 1926–27 Arena Juvenile Hockey Champions. Each black-and-white portrait features a named team member suited up in full vintage gear, surrounding a central plaque noting the championship season. Among the standout figures is team captain Frank Kahler, honored in the Newfoundland and Labrador Hockey Hall of Fame, and F.W. “Nick” Kahler—team president, professional hockey player, and sports promoter.

Professionally refreshed for longevity, the original matte and wooden frame features a rich green background and clean period typography. A powerful piece of early hockey history, this collection is ideal for sports collectors, vintage enthusiasts, or anyone who values the legacy of the game.


Specifications:
Dimensions: 30" H x 21.5" W x 1" D
Materials: Wood frame, original matte, archival backing
Condition: Photographs are in excellent condition with crisp detail; original frame has been professionally refreshed for preservation
Framing: Original matte and wooden frame preserved and reinforced for long-term display

Additional Information

This original photographic collage offers an intimate look at early 20th-century Canadian youth hockey at a time when local teams represented the heart of community sports. Each player’s name and position are neatly labeled beneath their photo, offering a genealogical and historical snapshot. A compelling tribute to the passion and discipline of young athletes nearly a century ago, preserved with care for future generations.

Preserve a chapter of early hockey history. A standout collectible for lovers of the game and connoisseurs of vintage photography