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A realy Turkey: Chris Lloyd (left), Doug Tardif, David Wales, Gerrard Tardif and Manny Batler, all agree this painting, entitled Chestunts Resting On An Oven Fryer, is for the birds
A realy Turkey: Chris Lloyd (left), Doug Tardif, David Wales, Gerrard Tardif and Manny Batler, all agree this painting, entitled Chestunts Resting On An Oven Fryer, is for the birds

A realy Turkey: Chris Lloyd (left), Doug Tardif, David Wales, Gerrard Tardif and Manny Batler, all agree this painting, entitled Chestunts Resting On An Oven Fryer, is for the birds

Date11/4/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: A realy Turkey: Chris Lloyd (left); Doug Tardif; David Wales; Gerrard Tardif and Manny Batler; all agree this painting; entitled Chestunts Resting On An Oven Fryer; is for the birds.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103586F
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