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Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ag(...)
Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ag(...)

Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ag(...)

Date10/8/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rev. William R. D. Turkington chooses a beret because you can't often find a black Homburg. The upsurge in popularity of headgear started two years ago. One reason was that more casual styles hit the market.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022532F
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