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Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret
Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret

Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret

Date12/11/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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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_0057358F
Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret
Norm James, Former Star photographer's all-time favorite subject was Princess Margaret
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Preparing for history, Norman James, retired Toronto Star photographer, assembles James Collection of Early Canadiana at his Markham home. It is a col(...)
Preparing for history, Norman James, retired Toronto Star photographer, assembles James Collection of Early Canadiana at his Markham home. It is a col(...)
6/8/1976
Photographer Norman James, retiring today after 40 years with The Star, had used the bulky old speed Graphic camera and the modern 35-millimetre Nikon
Photographer Norman James, retiring today after 40 years with The Star, had used the bulky old speed Graphic camera and the modern 35-millimetre Nikon
5/30/1972
Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
6/1/1972
Richard Avedon: The U.S. fashion photographer's work is on show at the Jane Corkin Gallery. Some work is more subjective, he says
Richard Avedon: The U.S. fashion photographer's work is on show at the Jane Corkin Gallery. Some work is more subjective, he says
3/1/1982
Toronto Star photographers, 1954
Toronto Star photographers, 1954
1954-09
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4/11/1981
Roloff Beny, Photographer-artists, who lives in Rome, likes to entertain and one of his favorite party recipes is published here. Since its prepartion(...)
Roloff Beny, Photographer-artists, who lives in Rome, likes to entertain and one of his favorite party recipes is published here. Since its prepartion(...)
5/15/1971
Photographers and part of crowd on Dalziel Farm at Humber Valley Conservation Authority day
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Illustration of a circa 1880 camera on a tripod next to an easel containing a portrait of a lad ...
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