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Industrial evolution: This sculpture, made from discarded industrial gears, was created by Clayton Spanton and sits at the home of this parents, Jack and June Spanton
Industrial evolution: This sculpture, made from discarded industrial gears, was created by Clayton Spanton and sits at the home of this parents, Jack and June Spanton

Industrial evolution: This sculpture, made from discarded industrial gears, was created by Clayton Spanton and sits at the home of this parents, Jack and June Spanton

Date8/15/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Industrial evolution: This sculpture; made from discarded industrial gears; was created by Clayton Spanton and sits at the home of this parents; Jack and June Spanton.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104202F
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