Frameworth Sports Marketing specializes in signed sports memorabilia, led by framed and canvas pieces and jerseys tied to hockey stars such as Sidney Crosby, Macklin Celebrini and Montreal Canadiens players, alongside signed items from basketball, soccer and baseball. Its current Frameworth Auctions block includes a dual-signed Crosby and Celebrini face-off overhead as a limited edition of one, while the site also sells fixed-price framed pieces for the Carolina Hurricanes' 2026 Stanley Cup championship team. The house brands itself as a North American jersey framing business operating since 1992.
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Signed Hockey Jersey Listings Fuel Collector Interest Across Auction Houses
Signed sports memorabilia continues to draw attention from collectors, with jersey pieces tied to hockey stars appearing prominently across several sellers. Inscriptagraphs Memorabilia, which operates a Las Vegas Strip flagship inside the Flamingo Hotel, sells authenticated sports and entertainment autographs. It currently lists a 2026 Team Canada Olympics jersey signed by McDavid, Crosby, McKinnon and Celebrini at $9,999.95. The retailer also says it hosts in-person athlete and celebrity signings at its store, with upcoming events promoted through its social channels.
Frameworth Sports Marketing takes a similar approach through its Frameworth Auctions block, which is open now. Its current listings include framed and canvas pieces and jersey items linked to Sidney Crosby, Macklin Celebrini and Montreal Canadiens players, alongside signed items from basketball, soccer and baseball. A dual-signed Crosby and Celebrini face-off overhead is offered as a limited edition of one. The house also sells fixed-price framed pieces commemorating the Carolina Hurricanes' 2026 Stanley Cup championship team, and it brands itself as a North American jersey framing business.
Previously, a Cambridgeshire house specializing in antiques and collectables reported strong results for a George Best Manchester United match-worn jersey, which sold for £16,700. The same sale period also produced a Martin Brothers large stoneware spoon warmer at £24,000 and a Japanese bronze figure of a cockerel at £2,100. The house runs house clearances and sells collected items through its regular Interiors Sale and other scheduled sales, alongside an Antiques Centre in St Ives.
Across these sellers, the clearest trend is premium pricing for signed and player-worn sporting pieces, with values ranging from a few thousand pounds to nearly ten thousand dollars. Hockey names such as Crosby and Celebrini recur throughout the listings, and limited-edition and framed presentations are becoming a common way to market these items. Buyers can view current offerings directly on each platform, and the sellers' ongoing retail and auction formats suggest continued demand for authenticated, display-ready sporting memorabilia.
