Following several seasons under Eddie Shore with the AHL Springfield Indians, hockey lifer Kent Douglas spent most of the 1960s in the NHL. In 1970, the sturdy defenseman returned to the AHL with the Baltimore Clippers, were he spent the bulk of his remaining playing days until retiring in 1976. While with the Clippers, Douglas wore the offered team-issued blazer. This nicely preserved garment is handsome and ready for immediate display, with full complements of buttons on the front and sleeves and an arresting Baltimore Clippers team mascot logo patch securely attached over the pocket on the left breast. Sewn inside above the right interior pocket is a "Styled by Gann's Baltimore, MD." label. Opening Bid $100.