Framed Autographed Hockey Photo featuring Johnny Bucyk and Bill Goldsworthy

This item is a framed photograph depicting a dynamic moment from a hockey game, prominently featuring two players: one in a white Boston Bruins jersey with number 4, identified as Johnny Bucyk, and another in a red Chicago Blackhawks jersey, likely Bill Goldsworthy given the visible inscription. The image captures the intensity of an ice hockey match, with Bucyk positioned upright with his stick, while the other player is on the ice, seemingly having fallen or slid. The background shows a blurry but discernible crowd of spectators watching the action. Below the depicted scene, on the white ice surface of the photograph itself, are two handwritten inscriptions in blue ink. The upper inscription appears to read 'to John, Best Regards', and beneath it is a signature that bears a strong resemblance to 'Bobby Hull'. However, given the context of the pictured players, the visible signature is more consistent with 'Goldsworthy'. The photograph is housed within a simple, sleek black wooden or metal frame with a clean, flat profile, indicating a contemporary or minimalist framing style. The photo appears to be in good condition, with no obvious signs of significant fading, tears, creases, or water damage visible through the frame's glass or acrylic cover. The frame itself also appears to be in good condition, with no noticeable chips, scratches, or wear. The item represents a piece of sports memorabilia, likely from the 1960s or 1970s, making it a vintage piece. The craftsmanship of the frame is utilitarian, designed to protect and display the photograph, while the photograph's quality and the autographs are the primary indicators of its value and significance.