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Easy as one, two three . . . Francis Andrade, bottom, and Louis Guinho, top, install a new display on a transparency-type billboard measuring 3 metres(...)
Easy as one, two three . . . Francis Andrade, bottom, and Louis Guinho, top, install a new display on a transparency-type billboard measuring 3 metres(...)

Easy as one, two three . . . Francis Andrade, bottom, and Louis Guinho, top, install a new display on a transparency-type billboard measuring 3 metres(...)

Date5/25/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Easy as one; two three . . . Francis Andrade; bottom; and Louis Guinho; top; install a new display on a transparency-type billboard measuring 3 metres by 6 metres (10 by 20 feet) at the foot of Mowat Ave. near the Gardiner Expressway. On a day without wind; they are able to put up about eight of the signs.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0003840F
Easy as one, two three . . . Francis Andrade, bottom, and Louis Guinho, top, install a new display on a transparency-type billboard measuring 3 metres(...)
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