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Heirloom Publishing Inc

Heirloom Publishing Inc

Date11/19/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128615F
Hans Nadelhoffer, Swiss gemologist visiting Toronto, examines a diamond bracelet - a rather nice heirloom of the Gloria Swanson era of the '30s, worth a good $20,000
Hans Nadelhoffer, Swiss gemologist visiting Toronto, examines a diamond bracelet - a rather nice heirloom of the Gloria Swanson era of the '30s, worth a good $20,000
6/26/1978
Star Wish. I have always been very curious about the publishing industry and must confess to a fascination with Harlequin Enterprises, wrote Shanti Raktoe of Guelph. So we took her to meet Fred Kerner, Harlequin's director of publishing. These books are harder to write than they look, she reports.
Star Wish. I have always been very curious about the publishing industry and must confess to a fascination with Harlequin Enterprises, wrote Shanti Raktoe of Guelph. So we took her to meet Fred Kerner, Harlequin's director of publishing. These books are harder to write than they look, she reports.
6/15/1978
Publishers Margaret McKavanagh and Alan Seymour house a desktop publishing operation on Pailton Cres
Publishers Margaret McKavanagh and Alan Seymour house a desktop publishing operation on Pailton Cres
8/24/1989
Wallace Matheson: Head of U.S.-owned publishing house concedes rationalization may occur.
Wallace Matheson: Head of U.S.-owned publishing house concedes rationalization may occur.
10/24/1985
Morty Mint, who quit as boss of Penquin USA, is starting his own publishing company over a garage in Rosedale.
Morty Mint, who quit as boss of Penquin USA, is starting his own publishing company over a garage in Rosedale.
3/25/1991
Joe Lobo: His volunteer work on various publications has confirmed his interest in publishing.
Joe Lobo: His volunteer work on various publications has confirmed his interest in publishing.
12/17/1985
Bed-top publisher: Quadriplegic jack McLellan operates a publishing business from his bed at Whitby General Hosptial.
Bed-top publisher: Quadriplegic jack McLellan operates a publishing business from his bed at Whitby General Hosptial.
11/19/1989
Scott McIntyre, D and M Publishing
Scott McIntyre, D and M Publishing
2/22/1996
Down-under optimist: Australia has good relations with Canada and no language barrier, making it a prime market for Canadian high-tech firms, says James de Wet, president of Cantralia Technology Inc. He's hoping a government review will open doors for Can
Down-under optimist: Australia has good relations with Canada and no language barrier, making it a prime market for Canadian high-tech firms, says James de Wet, president of Cantralia Technology Inc. He's hoping a government review will open doors for Can
7/19/1982
That's a print: A new process that marries a computer and laser can produce a three-dimensional plastic model. Factotum Inc. says the process, called stereolithography, can produce prototypes for inventors in a fraction of the time now required. Company p
That's a print: A new process that marries a computer and laser can produce a three-dimensional plastic model. Factotum Inc. says the process, called stereolithography, can produce prototypes for inventors in a fraction of the time now required. Company p
5/12/1989
New president: Ueli Spring, 36, a three-year veteran of Magna International, has been named as president of its spin-off firm, Cosma International Inc
New president: Ueli Spring, 36, a three-year veteran of Magna International, has been named as president of its spin-off firm, Cosma International Inc
3/16/1987
Generating Images: Arthur Bell, vice-president (left), and Stephen Bingham, president of Alias Research Inc., say their system is used to design everything from watches to salad dressing jars.
Generating Images: Arthur Bell, vice-president (left), and Stephen Bingham, president of Alias Research Inc., say their system is used to design everything from watches to salad dressing jars.
6/30/1988