1991-92 Pro Set #113 Brian Propp

The English version of the 1991-92 Pro Set cards featured the North Stars' classic "N" logo on the front of the cards, while the French version used the new "Stars" logo.

1991-92 Pro Set French #113 Brian Propp

I only now realized that the Pro Set French cards from this season used the "Stars" logo (still used by Dallas) instead of the classic North Star "N".

1990-91 Upper Deck #385 Jon Casey (Autographed)

I'm fairly certain I obtained this one via the ol' letter-with-S.A.S.E. autograph request method.

1990-91 Upper Deck #126 Brian Bellows (Autographed)

Signed at the same time as this card.

1992-93 Pinnacle #178 Brian Propp

1991-92 Pro Set French #115 Bobby Smith

1991-92 Parkhurst #217 Bobby Smith (1,000 Point Club)

1991-92 Parkhurst #83 Bobby Smith

1992-93 Parkhurst Emerald #316 Shane Churla

1992-93 Ultra #315 Shane Churla

1992-93 Ultra #92 Ulf Dahlen

1983-84 O-Pee-Chee #165 Brian Bellows (Highlight)

1990-91 Pro Set #657 Bobby Clarke (Hall of Famer)

The greatest Flyer of all was also the GM of the 1991 Stanley Cup Finalist North Stars.

1990-91 Pro Set #651 Bobby Clarke (Career Point Leader)

1991-92 Pro Set #289 Bobby Smith (All-Star)

1990-91 Score #322 Brian Bellows (All-Star)

It was always exciting to see a hometown hero get his own "All Star" card.  The first one I remember was Frank Viola's 1985 Topps All-Star baseball card.  That one confused the hell out of me, though, because I knew that Frankie was not actually a member of the 1984 American League All Star Team. 

1991-92 Stadium Club #87 Brian Bellows

1991-92 Pro Set #109 Brian Bellows

1990-91 Score #7 Brian Bellows

1991-92 Score Canadian #160 Brian Bellows

1990-91 Pro Set #140 Curt Giles

1990-91 Score #94 Curt Giles

1989-90 O-Pee-Chee #48 Jon Casey (RC)

1990-91 Pro Set #133 Jon Casey

1990-91 Score #182 Jon Casey

1990-91 Pro Set #463 Bobby Smith

Welcome back, Bobby!

1983-84 O-Pee-Chee #181 Bobby Smith

I'm still a little sad about the 1983 trade of Bobby Smith to Montreal.  Oh well... at least we eventually got him back.

1983-84 O-Pee-Chee #131 Ken Solheim (RC)

1983-84 O-Pee-Chee #169 Steve Christoff

This is a strange card.  Steve Christoff last played for the North Stars during the 1981-82 season.  He was traded to Calgary prior to the 1982-83 season, and spent that entire year with the Flames, before suiting up for the Los Angeles Kings in 1983-84.  It's understandable that he is billed as a member of the Kings on this card, but why is he wearing a North Stars jersey - and an airbrushed North Stars jersey at that! - rather than a Flames jersey on this card?

Well, he was actually traded back to the North Stars by Calgary in June of 1983.  I assume O-Pee-Chee was planning on depicting him as a North Star once again until he was dealt to L.A. in October 1983, just before the season began.

1991-92 Pro Set #111 Jon Casey

1991-92 Pro Set Platinum #56 Jon Casey

1992-93 Ultra #323 Tommy Sjodin (RC)

1992-93 Pinnacle #401 Tommy Sjodin (RC)

1990-91 Pro Set #136 Ulf Dahlen

1990-91 Score #22 Ulf Dahlen

1968-69 Topps #53 Andre Boudrias

1991-92 Stadium Club #25 Bobby Smith

1991-92 Score Canadian #32 Bobby Smith

1992-93 Pinnacle #142 Bobby Smith

1992-93 Ultra #97 Bobby Smith

1991-92 Score Canadian #542 Shane Churla

1989-90 O-Pee-Chee #213 Curt Giles

1992-93 Ultra #90 Jon Casey

1991-92 Score Canadian #191 Jon Casey

1990-91 Upper Deck #308 Team Checklist (Brian Bellows)

1991-92 Stadium Club #138 Jon Casey

1992-93 Parkhurst #310 Ulf Dahlen

1989-90 O-Pee-Chee #142 Shawn Chambers (RC)

1990-91 Pro Set #134 Shawn Chambers

1990-91 Score #57 Shawn Chambers