Foster Hewitt NHL Announcer History in Photographs Signature Cut Card

Foster Hewitt - NHL Announcer History in Photographs Signature Cut Card

A beautifully crafted Signature Cut Card honouring Foster Hewitt, pioneering Canadian hockey broadcaster who called the first live radio broadcast of an NHL game in 1923 and later became famous for his ÒHe shoots, he scoresÓ call. Hewitt died April 21, 1985.

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All original images have been carefully restored and colourized where appropriate to complement the overall presentation. Cards are generally produced on 100pt stock in the standard 2.5" x 3.5" format, unless otherwise noted.

Each card is individually handmade and meticulously assembled using premium, acid-free cardstock and archival-quality acid-free dry adhesives. We never use moisture-based “glue.” Every card is precisely shear-cut to achieve exceptionally clean, crisp edges and a professional finish.

Authenticity Guaranteed

We stand behind the 100% authenticity of the signature featured in our Signature Cut Cards. Each card includes a Direct from Artist Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, providing assurance that the signature housed within the card is authentic.

Collector-Ready Protection

Every card is carefully packaged in a new, quality top loader and team bag for protection during shipping - NO SCOTCH TAPE!

For cards valued over $500, we provide a complimentary upgrade to a magnetic One-Touch case, offering an additional level of protection and presentation worthy of a premium collectible.

We take tremendous pride in creating high-quality, handmade cards that collectors can be proud to add to their collections. Each piece is assembled with care, attention to detail, and a genuine appreciation for the hobby.

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