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Wearable style: Howard Rensier of Original Sterling Sportswear with model in outfit from company's Hobnobber and Petites de Hobnobber labels.
Wearable style: Howard Rensier of Original Sterling Sportswear with model in outfit from company's Hobnobber and Petites de Hobnobber labels.

Wearable style: Howard Rensier of Original Sterling Sportswear with model in outfit from company's Hobnobber and Petites de Hobnobber labels.

Date2/1/1989
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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_0132675F
Alfred Chan: An engineer by training, Chan never set out to be a fashion mogul. Today his company owns ports, Tabi, Britches and the Dual Control clothing labels.
Alfred Chan: An engineer by training, Chan never set out to be a fashion mogul. Today his company owns ports, Tabi, Britches and the Dual Control clothing labels.
5/16/1990
He notes in his book, The Canadian Heritage Label Collection, that many famous Canadian artists earned their bread and beans designing can labels in the bygone era when every town had a cannery
He notes in his book, The Canadian Heritage Label Collection, that many famous Canadian artists earned their bread and beans designing can labels in the bygone era when every town had a cannery
7/16/1982
Mr. Dress-up: Bob McMahon, above, co-owner of Dudes, believes in casual chic for men. Harold Caplan, left, owner of New York, New York, likes big-name desinger labels in menswear.
Mr. Dress-up: Bob McMahon, above, co-owner of Dudes, believes in casual chic for men. Harold Caplan, left, owner of New York, New York, likes big-name desinger labels in menswear.
8/31/1979
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
Rod Petersen works on labels in college library. He slept in snow for more than a month when his money ran out
3/3/1967
Petites chroniques pour 1877
Petites chroniques pour 1877
1878
The significant point about flutist Kathryn Moses is that she defiantly spurns labels because she believes in bridging gaps between musical styles, sa(...)
The significant point about flutist Kathryn Moses is that she defiantly spurns labels because she believes in bridging gaps between musical styles, sa(...)
5/17/1977
Proposed redevelopment: James Powers of York Hannover, above, says the company's plan for Niagara Falls includes a 25-storey hotel, shown at right in the model, and a covered mall in the centre foreground
Proposed redevelopment: James Powers of York Hannover, above, says the company's plan for Niagara Falls includes a 25-storey hotel, shown at right in the model, and a covered mall in the centre foreground
12/30/1985
Hot wheels: Gerry Kramer, chairman of Nissan Canada, shows off a prototype of the company's new sports model, the 1990 300ZX
Hot wheels: Gerry Kramer, chairman of Nissan Canada, shows off a prototype of the company's new sports model, the 1990 300ZX
2/8/1989
Navistar International president Wayne Krzysiak puts leg on one of the company's new 8300 model heavy trucks.
Navistar International president Wayne Krzysiak puts leg on one of the company's new 8300 model heavy trucks.
7/10/1987
Winning clients: Edmund Gosse, Sun Life's Canadian property manager, sits beside a $30,000 model of Toronto, used to help sell his company's office towers to potential tenants
Winning clients: Edmund Gosse, Sun Life's Canadian property manager, sits beside a $30,000 model of Toronto, used to help sell his company's office towers to potential tenants
9/23/1984
Stepping into future: Nissan Canada president Roy Hoshino leans on the company's new Pulsar model with a removable rear deck, which will sell for a minimum of $13,887
Stepping into future: Nissan Canada president Roy Hoshino leans on the company's new Pulsar model with a removable rear deck, which will sell for a minimum of $13,887
7/26/1986
Artful partners: Diane Harbecke, left, and Mary House sell their hand-painted designs under the label Wearable Art
Artful partners: Diane Harbecke, left, and Mary House sell their hand-painted designs under the label Wearable Art
1/14/1986