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Our reporter is the only Canadian product among these typically foreign made items
Our reporter is the only Canadian product among these typically foreign made items

Our reporter is the only Canadian product among these typically foreign made items

Date1/25/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Our reporter is the only Canadian product among these typically foreign made items.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088110F
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
6/14/1971
Our Canadian neighbors. Items: from the recollections of a trip to Canada
Our Canadian neighbors. Items: from the recollections of a trip to Canada
1873?
Toronto is second lowest of five cities in a survey of 35 basic food items, says Star reporter Marilyn Anderson, seen checking supermarket prices. The(...)
Toronto is second lowest of five cities in a survey of 35 basic food items, says Star reporter Marilyn Anderson, seen checking supermarket prices. The(...)
6/6/1978
Antique silver, blacksmith's tools, candy bars and crocheted hats are among the thousands of items on sale every Sunday in the Picadilly Flea Market, (...)
Antique silver, blacksmith's tools, candy bars and crocheted hats are among the thousands of items on sale every Sunday in the Picadilly Flea Market, (...)
1/5/1975
Dried and true: These dried examples of marine life -- a shehorse at top and who knows what at bottom -- are among the items for sale in their original form for whatever ails you
Dried and true: These dried examples of marine life -- a shehorse at top and who knows what at bottom -- are among the items for sale in their original form for whatever ails you
9/29/1981
Among the most popular rental items these days are, above, left to right
Among the most popular rental items these days are, above, left to right
5/28/1989
Among the most popular rental items these days are, above, left to right
Among the most popular rental items these days are, above, left to right
5/28/1989
Recovered Treasures: A cornet and a watch are among items from the doomed ship on display at the Salvation Army Heritage Centre in Toronto
Recovered Treasures: A cornet and a watch are among items from the doomed ship on display at the Salvation Army Heritage Centre in Toronto
2/27/1998
Recovered Treasures: A cornet and a watch are among items from the doomed ship on display at the Salvation Army Heritage Centre in Toronto
Recovered Treasures: A cornet and a watch are among items from the doomed ship on display at the Salvation Army Heritage Centre in Toronto
2/27/1998
Bargain-hunter's paradise: Household goods, musical instruments, books, tapes and used clothing are among the items put up for sale
Bargain-hunter's paradise: Household goods, musical instruments, books, tapes and used clothing are among the items put up for sale
3/18/1994
Knitting away: Clarence Brooks, 86, started knitting after he retired and has made many items for perpetual Bazaar, a Brampton store run by seniors
Knitting away: Clarence Brooks, 86, started knitting after he retired and has made many items for perpetual Bazaar, a Brampton store run by seniors
12/31/1990
Blacksmith Albert Foster (right) discusses a leg brace being made in the basement machine shop at the Hospital for Sick Children, with Boris Mozetich Last year, he and his 12 workmen produced 7,000 special items orthopedic shoes, iron lugns, surgical tool
Blacksmith Albert Foster (right) discusses a leg brace being made in the basement machine shop at the Hospital for Sick Children, with Boris Mozetich Last year, he and his 12 workmen produced 7,000 special items orthopedic shoes, iron lugns, surgical tool
7/21/1970