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Few athletes possesss a larger and more amazing collection of cups, medals, medallions, trays and other objects of art won as prizes. They fill the sh(...)
Few athletes possesss a larger and more amazing collection of cups, medals, medallions, trays and other objects of art won as prizes. They fill the sh(...)

Few athletes possesss a larger and more amazing collection of cups, medals, medallions, trays and other objects of art won as prizes. They fill the sh(...)

Date10/30/1954
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Original Toronto Star caption: Few athletes possesss a larger and more amazing collection of cups, medals, medallions, trays and other objects of art won as prizes. They fill the shelves to overflowing. Carol-Ann here looks over her trophies. Mexico, the USA and the CNE have contributed.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045065F
Bob McFarlane, University of Western Ontario's great athlete, has a room full of trophies, cups, plaques, medals and other insignia commemorating his (...)
Bob McFarlane, University of Western Ontario's great athlete, has a room full of trophies, cups, plaques, medals and other insignia commemorating his (...)
4/5/1951
Canada games medals they won in track and field competitions in Newfoundland are displayed by Oakville athletes Janette Wood (left), 17, and Claudia T(...)
Canada games medals they won in track and field competitions in Newfoundland are displayed by Oakville athletes Janette Wood (left), 17, and Claudia T(...)
8/22/1977
Dora de Pedery-Hunt: Known chiefly for her medallions, she'll be part-time Ontario censor
Dora de Pedery-Hunt: Known chiefly for her medallions, she'll be part-time Ontario censor
7/24/1980
Toronto promoter Norton Cooper will make silver medallions - with the aid of big regional development grants from Ottawa - in a refinery and mint at Cobalt
Toronto promoter Norton Cooper will make silver medallions - with the aid of big regional development grants from Ottawa - in a refinery and mint at Cobalt
4/27/1972
Creative Cuisine: Mike Davies, chef at The Keystone Alley Cafe, shows off medallions of veal with squid linguine, gravad lox, and bittersweet chocolate flan
Creative Cuisine: Mike Davies, chef at The Keystone Alley Cafe, shows off medallions of veal with squid linguine, gravad lox, and bittersweet chocolate flan
8/9/1989
Made in Canada: Denis Griggs displays metal trays being produced by his new Pic-A-Promotion business in Markham
Made in Canada: Denis Griggs displays metal trays being produced by his new Pic-A-Promotion business in Markham
7/15/1981
Collecting: Elaine Robins gathers cheques into large trays holding about 3,000 pieces of paper each
Collecting: Elaine Robins gathers cheques into large trays holding about 3,000 pieces of paper each
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Principal violinist Stanley Solomon (left) and bassoon player Wayland Mosher were given inscribed silver trays at Toronto Symphony party last night. S(...)
Principal violinist Stanley Solomon (left) and bassoon player Wayland Mosher were given inscribed silver trays at Toronto Symphony party last night. S(...)
5/19/1971
A standout in any crowd. Few people failed to notice Iuliana Simonova yesterday as Olympic athletes got together in Montreal to meet each other and ex(...)
A standout in any crowd. Few people failed to notice Iuliana Simonova yesterday as Olympic athletes got together in Montreal to meet each other and ex(...)
7/14/1976
As never taken an art lesson, but 65-year-old Naomi Leckie Rd, has drawerful of prizes and ribbons she has won at art shows througout southern Ontario(...)
As never taken an art lesson, but 65-year-old Naomi Leckie Rd, has drawerful of prizes and ribbons she has won at art shows througout southern Ontario(...)
1/17/1978
Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
4/8/1980
Athletes' friend: Agent Gil Scott may not be much loved in Winnipeg, from where he spirited Dieter Brock, but Scott, here perched in Exhibition Stadium, has won a lot of respect in other Canadian Football League cities
Athletes' friend: Agent Gil Scott may not be much loved in Winnipeg, from where he spirited Dieter Brock, but Scott, here perched in Exhibition Stadium, has won a lot of respect in other Canadian Football League cities
4/30/1985