Vintage Collection

The Montreal Canadiens hockey story is inseparable from the very foundation of the game itself. As one of the original six NHL teams formed in 1917, Montreal has stood as...

Toronto’s hockey story is inseparable from the very foundation of the game itself. As one of the original six NHL teams formed in 1917, Toronto has stood as a fierce...

Few hockey traditions are as deep-rooted—or as proudly worn—as Toronto’s. The city’s first professional team took the ice in 1917 as the Toronto Arenas. A decade later, Conn Smythe purchased...

Boston’s hockey story is woven into the very fabric of the city's rich sports tradition. Since 1924, when the city's first NHL team hit the ice at the Boston Arena,...

As one of hockey’s Original Six, Boston’s place in the game’s history is both proud and powerful. Since taking the ice at the Boston Arena in 1924, Boston teams have...

Since 1926, New York’s hockey teams have stood tall among the sport’s most storied rivals. As part of the NHL's Original Six fraternity, New York has built fierce rivalries with...

New York’s hockey history is as bold and iconic as the city itself. Pro hockey first hit the ice in New York in 1926, when the success of the New...

Chicago’s hockey story is filled with nearly a century of fierce rivalries and unforgettable moments. The city’s NHL hockey team hit the ice during the 1926–27 season, quickly establishing Chicago...

Chicago’s hockey legacy is steeped in the rivalries, pride, and tradition of the Original Six era. Since first hitting the ice during the 1926–27 season, Chicago’s NHL team has built...

Detroit’s hockey story is built on grit, tradition, and the deep rivalries of the Original Six era. Since first taking the ice in 1927, Detroit’s NHL team has been fierce...

Detroit’s hockey story is a cornerstone of the game’s early growth and lasting tradition. NHL hockey arrived in Detroit in 1926 alongside five other new teams, with their first season’s...

Ralph Wilford Samuelson invented waterskiing in the summer of 1922, famously using pine boards 8 feet long and 9 inches wide. As boats became faster and skiers pushed the limits...

Can’t decide which of our vintage fishing lure prints is your favourite? Now you don’t have to. The Pick-Six Lures art print brings together six of our classic spoon bait...

Our Lucky Strike fine art print features a classic spoon bait design—the kind salmon and trout anglers have trusted for generations when it’s time to hook the big one. Inspired...

Ask any angler for a favourite lure for lake trout, pike, or walleye, and chances are they’ll pull out a Five of Diamonds. Known for its legendary wobble and reliable...

The Red Devil spoon is one of the most famous fishing lures of all time. A trusted go-to for pike and trout anglers, its bold, graphic lines and unmistakable red-and-white...

Saturday night in Canada has been known as 'Hockey Night' since the 1930s when Canadians huddled around the radio to listen to Foster Hewitt's iconic NHL broadcasts on radio. Hockey...

Canadians have been curling since long before Confederation. In fact, the Montreal Curling Club—founded in 1807—became the first organized sporting club in North America. Back then, players in Montreal and...

The paddle is an iconic symbol of Canadian exploration and heritage. Our Hudson's Bay Paddle fine art print was inspired by the Voyageurs—brave men who crossed countless kilometres of rugged...