Phil Verchota Lot - AIS mesh, size XL measure to a 56. These items were used in or used as back ups for the movie.  It is very hard to determine what jerseys were worn in the actual shooting, since 7 sets were made for each player on Team USA in order to keep continuity in the film, incase something happened to the jersey's between shoots. The socks, pants, helmets and equipment bag had only one issue made.  The Gloves and socks show use. The jersey's show a number in the collar for what set it was. The helmet is a Blue CCM, size medium. The pants are made by DR and have #15 written in the waste, meaning these were issued to the actor playing Mark Wells. The Gloves are made by CCM and show very nice palm use and have the #27 on them.  The Socks show some nice use. The equipment bag is a heavy canvas made by US Sports. These pieces like the event itself transcends more then just hockey collecting, or collecting in general. Due to copyright protection the company and the name of the movie can not be listed.

"The Cone Head Line"

Mark Pavlich - AIS mesh, size L, set 4. The jersey itself measures out to be a size 48.

John Harrington - AIS mesh, size XXL, set 1. The jersey itself measures out to be a size 54. The Harrington was custom made to be shorter in body length. Worn by former Gopher hockey player Nate Miller.

Buzzy Schneider - AIS mesh, size L, set 4 The jersey itself measures out to be a size 48.

These items were used in or used as back ups for the movie.  It is very hard to determine what jerseys were worn in the actual shooting, since 7 sets were made for each player on Team USA in order to keep continuity in the film, incase something happened to the jersey between shoots. This style with the diagonal USA in the actual events were used in games leading up to the actual tournament games of the Olympics. This was actually portrayed correctly in the movie itself, with the exception of the Soviet game played at Madison Square Garden, were in the movie they had them wearing the actual white tournament jerseys, when they did not wore that style in the actual event.  At the Garden they wore the white version of the slanted USA. These pieces like the event itself transcends more then just hockey collecting, or collecting in general.