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Blacksmith Albert Foster (right) discusses a leg brace being made in the basement machine shop at the Hospital for Sick Children, with Boris Mozetich Last year, he and his 12 workmen produced 7,000 special items orthopedic shoes, iron lugns, surgical tool
Blacksmith Albert Foster (right) discusses a leg brace being made in the basement machine shop at the Hospital for Sick Children, with Boris Mozetich Last year, he and his 12 workmen produced 7,000 special items orthopedic shoes, iron lugns, surgical tool

Blacksmith Albert Foster (right) discusses a leg brace being made in the basement machine shop at the Hospital for Sick Children, with Boris Mozetich Last year, he and his 12 workmen produced 7,000 special items orthopedic shoes, iron lugns, surgical tool

Date7/21/1970
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127405F
Antique silver, blacksmith's tools, candy bars and crocheted hats are among the thousands of items on sale every Sunday in the Picadilly Flea Market, (...)
Antique silver, blacksmith's tools, candy bars and crocheted hats are among the thousands of items on sale every Sunday in the Picadilly Flea Market, (...)
1/5/1975
New start: Patrick McGurran wears a leg and body brace developed by Sean Doyle and a team at Orthopedic Appliance Research Ltd
New start: Patrick McGurran wears a leg and body brace developed by Sean Doyle and a team at Orthopedic Appliance Research Ltd
2/18/1987
Best foot forward: Dr. Sheldon Nada, embulator foot surgeon, discusses his less painful surgical techniques with senior patient Mary Carter in his Eglinton Ave. E. Office. In most cases just Aspirin is needed for discomfort and casts, crutches and pins are not used.
Best foot forward: Dr. Sheldon Nada, embulator foot surgeon, discusses his less painful surgical techniques with senior patient Mary Carter in his Eglinton Ave. E. Office. In most cases just Aspirin is needed for discomfort and casts, crutches and pins are not used.
3/5/1984
Blind computer programmer Gerry O'Bonsawin (right) discusses a computer program he is working on with operator Edward Evans at Workmen's Compensation (...)
Blind computer programmer Gerry O'Bonsawin (right) discusses a computer program he is working on with operator Edward Evans at Workmen's Compensation (...)
12/22/1967
Tough Call: Star photographers Boris Spremo, Tony Bock, Erin Combs and Andrew Stawicki looked at more than 7,000 entries in judging Spring Photo Contest
Tough Call: Star photographers Boris Spremo, Tony Bock, Erin Combs and Andrew Stawicki looked at more than 7,000 entries in judging Spring Photo Contest
6/1/1990
Tough call: Star photographers Boris Spremo, Tony Bock, Erin Combs and Andrew Stawicki looked at more than 7,000 entries in judging Spring Photo Contest
Tough call: Star photographers Boris Spremo, Tony Bock, Erin Combs and Andrew Stawicki looked at more than 7,000 entries in judging Spring Photo Contest
5/21/1991
Boris Spremo. Workmen erecting the steel base for the new Top of Toronto restaurant at the Sky Pod level last year grinned back at photographer Spremo(...)
Boris Spremo. Workmen erecting the steel base for the new Top of Toronto restaurant at the Sky Pod level last year grinned back at photographer Spremo(...)
6/6/1974
Ralph Albert and son Joe look over some of the equipment he uses in hypnosis experiments, Three items on shelf are, from left, hypnodisc, flash beat metronome and brain wave synchronizer
Ralph Albert and son Joe look over some of the equipment he uses in hypnosis experiments, Three items on shelf are, from left, hypnodisc, flash beat metronome and brain wave synchronizer
3/30/1966
Where yesterday meets tomorrow, A time-machine glimpse of Toronto is captured by Star photographer Boris Spremo
Where yesterday meets tomorrow, A time-machine glimpse of Toronto is captured by Star photographer Boris Spremo
2/16/1968
Innovator: Toronto urologist Dr. Mel Sutton worked painstakingly for three years to perfect the microscoop he displays here. The delicate surgical tool offers new hope to men who've been sterilized by vasectomy operations, but now want families, by taking the uncertainly out of the reversal operation and making it an easier task for surgeons.
Innovator: Toronto urologist Dr. Mel Sutton worked painstakingly for three years to perfect the microscoop he displays here. The delicate surgical tool offers new hope to men who've been sterilized by vasectomy operations, but now want families, by taking the uncertainly out of the reversal operation and making it an easier task for surgeons.
9/12/1981
Northern Metro's most famous family owned hardware store is located in two-storey, pre-Confederation building at northwest corner of Yonge St. and Sheppard Ave. Dempsey Bros. Ltd., founded in 1921, stocks more than 140,000 items and its sales staff knows where every item is. Bob Dempsey (middle) and his brother, James, run iness their father began. Their sons, James Jr. and Mark (right) are interested in carrying [Incomplete]
Northern Metro's most famous family owned hardware store is located in two-storey, pre-Confederation building at northwest corner of Yonge St. and Sheppard Ave. Dempsey Bros. Ltd., founded in 1921, stocks more than 140,000 items and its sales staff knows where every item is. Bob Dempsey (middle) and his brother, James, run iness their father began. Their sons, James Jr. and Mark (right) are interested in carrying [Incomplete]
2/18/1977
Nephew with work: Felix Du Quesne van Bruchem, nephew of Vincent van Gogh, discusses a detail of The Vicarage At Neunen, with AGO curator Katharine Lochnan
Nephew with work: Felix Du Quesne van Bruchem, nephew of Vincent van Gogh, discusses a detail of The Vicarage At Neunen, with AGO curator Katharine Lochnan
7/16/1982