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Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figur(...)
Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figur(...)

Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figur(...)

Date8/29/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figured for $1 million in retail sales last spring, are rolling past $10 million - with no end in sight. Next ot come are pyjamas, sheets, pillow cases and wall paper.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092515F
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