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Bobby Pearce

Order Reproduction

Bobby Pearce

Date1/1/1939

Names

Alexandra Studios (photographer)

Pearce, Bobby (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Bobby Pearce

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Object NumberTSPA_0072827F

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Pearce wins diamond sculls for Canada, With three victorious heats to his credit and in fine form Bobby Pearce

Pearce wins diamond sculls for Canada, With three victorious heats to his credit and in fine form Bobby Pearce

7/4/1931

World's champion Oarsman and his Australian sweeth eart, En route from Sydney, Australia, to marry Bobby Pearce of Hamilton, the famous ex-Australian (...)

World's champion Oarsman and his Australian sweeth eart, En route from Sydney, Australia, to marry Bobby Pearce of Hamilton, the famous ex-Australian (...)

12/3/1930

12/9/1933

Rowing, Bobby Pearce

Rowing, Bobby Pearce

9/8/1933

Bobby Pearce and No.3 [Incomplete]

Bobby Pearce and No.3 [Incomplete]

8/1/1931

Bobby Pearce, Greatest Aussie

Bobby Pearce, Greatest Aussie

9/17/1970

9/17/1970

7/1/1938

8/4/1930

Say ahhh? Mike Pearce peers into the interior of a De Lorean car through the stainless steel sports car's distinctive gull-wing doors. Pearce is leasi(...)

Say ahhh? Mike Pearce peers into the interior of a De Lorean car through the stainless steel sports car's distinctive gull-wing doors. Pearce is leasi(...)

2/11/1983

Real thanksgiving carving, Georganna Pearce Malloff puts the finishing touches to a huge red cedar totem pole she has been carving at Harbourfront all summer

Real thanksgiving carving, Georganna Pearce Malloff puts the finishing touches to a huge red cedar totem pole she has been carving at Harbourfront all summer

10/9/1980

Clem Pearce, right, and Jack Wallbank, who flew wing to wing in World War II hold pictures of their brothers who didn't come home

Clem Pearce, right, and Jack Wallbank, who flew wing to wing in World War II hold pictures of their brothers who didn't come home

10/28/1991