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Bringing home the catch
Bringing home the catch

Bringing home the catch

Date12/28/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bringing home the catch: Fishermen on the Algarve coast of Portugal stand by their small craft and sell their harvest directly to the consumers. All along this southern shoreline you'll find bright boats and such fascinating scenes.
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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_0118042F
Increasingly, men like Domenic Ubaldino (inset), and Dave Wolfe, with daughter, Leanne, 1, are bringing home the bacon
Increasingly, men like Domenic Ubaldino (inset), and Dave Wolfe, with daughter, Leanne, 1, are bringing home the bacon
8/25/1992
Increasingly, men like Domenic Ubaldino (inset), and Dave Wolfe, with daughter, Leanne, 1, are bringing home the bacon
Increasingly, men like Domenic Ubaldino (inset), and Dave Wolfe, with daughter, Leanne, 1, are bringing home the bacon
8/25/1992
Bringing home the peat, this lad with his dog and his donkey lives life at a pace that hasn't been seen in industrial Ontario for half a century. Whic(...)
Bringing home the peat, this lad with his dog and his donkey lives life at a pace that hasn't been seen in industrial Ontario for half a century. Whic(...)
7/5/1975
On to score. Mayor Mel Lastman can't get rundown in this steal of home plate since he's bringing in third baseman Keiron Smith, 9, with him.
On to score. Mayor Mel Lastman can't get rundown in this steal of home plate since he's bringing in third baseman Keiron Smith, 9, with him.
6/18/1981
Bringing his bride home: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and wife, Margaret, smile despite bitterly cold wind as they walk arm-in-arm on arrival at Ottawa
Bringing his bride home: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and wife, Margaret, smile despite bitterly cold wind as they walk arm-in-arm on arrival at Ottawa
3/8/1971
Bringing home the rations: A Polish mother pushes her baby carriage through wind-swept streets, toting the large bag that most Poles carry in hopes that they will find goods in the stores
Bringing home the rations: A Polish mother pushes her baby carriage through wind-swept streets, toting the large bag that most Poles carry in hopes that they will find goods in the stores
12/21/1980
Bringing home the peat, this lad with his dog and his donkey lives life at a pace that hasn't been seen in industrial Ontario for half a century. Whic(...)
Bringing home the peat, this lad with his dog and his donkey lives life at a pace that hasn't been seen in industrial Ontario for half a century. Whic(...)
7/5/1975
Bringing up baby when the baby is a tiger is not so very different from bringing up a human baby
Bringing up baby when the baby is a tiger is not so very different from bringing up a human baby
3/25/1972
Sailors home from the sea with a catch that is likely to be on the tables of Portuguese homes and restaurants the very same night
Sailors home from the sea with a catch that is likely to be on the tables of Portuguese homes and restaurants the very same night
12/28/1973
The globe-trotting Lerners have spent much time on the west coast of South America. Natives in a balsa boat are bringing a shark to shore.
The globe-trotting Lerners have spent much time on the west coast of South America. Natives in a balsa boat are bringing a shark to shore.
3/31/1945
The Olympic flag is lowered bringing an end to Olympic '76 in Montreal
The Olympic flag is lowered bringing an end to Olympic '76 in Montreal
8/1/1976
Bringing Sympathy its government, Guyana's high talks with Mrs
Bringing Sympathy its government, Guyana's high talks with Mrs
11/11/1968