Grant Fuhr Edmonton Oilers Game-Used KOHO Pro Goalie Stick - Chris Orr Provenance

Grant Fuhr KOHO Pro goalie stick attributed to game use during his early career with the Edmonton Oilers and accompanied by direct provenance from Chris Orr.

The Canadian-made wooden KOHO Pro stick features "FUHR" factory-stamped into the shaft, with black KOHO branding across the paddle. Original tape remains on the handle and blade, with the stick exhibiting visible wear consistent with use.

Fuhr became a cornerstone of the Edmonton Oilers dynasty of the 1980s, backstopping the club during four of its five Stanley Cup championships. He won the Vezina Trophy in 1987-88, recorded 403 career victories and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2003.

According to a Letter of Authenticity and Provenance from Chris Orr, nephew of Bobby Orr, Chris Orr personally obtained the stick directly from Grant Fuhr following an Edmonton Oilers game during the early 1980s. The stick subsequently remained in Chris Orr's possession.

Authentication & Provenance
Accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity and Provenance from Chris Orr detailing his acquisition of the stick directly from Grant Fuhr following an Edmonton Oilers game in the early 1980s.

Game use has not been independently authenticated or photomatched.

Condition
The stick exhibits wear consistent with its attributed game use, including wear and marks to the shaft, paddle and blade, with aged original tape remaining on the handle and blade. Please refer to photographs for complete condition details.

Details
Player: Grant Fuhr
Team: Edmonton Oilers
Manufacturer: KOHO
Model: Pro
Position: Goaltender
Player Marking: FUHR
Era: Early 1980s
Provenance: Chris Orr Collection
Game Use: Attributed through direct provenance