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Cor blimey! The mayor's bringing Blighty into his battle for that $120,000 Moore bronze sculpture
Cor blimey! The mayor's bringing Blighty into his battle for that $120,000 Moore bronze sculpture

Cor blimey! The mayor's bringing Blighty into his battle for that $120,000 Moore bronze sculpture

Date3/25/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cor blimey! The mayor's bringing Blighty into his battle for that $120;000 Moore bronze sculpture. He appeared last night to a British trade mission to use the bronze as the focal point of an ambitious British week to be held here in October; 1967. [Inc
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0006158F
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Approximately 1848
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Metro's big wheels get their lumps, While Mayor Phil White (left) of York Borough, Mayor Mel Lastman of North York and Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey listen in
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Greetings on behalf of the city and the Exhibition were extended Sir Percy and Lady Vincent and their party by Mayor Sam McBride, Former President Sam(...)
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