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Bank of Commerce has Gallery, Too, You can look down on it from new T-D Centre
Bank of Commerce has Gallery, Too, You can look down on it from new T-D Centre

Bank of Commerce has Gallery, Too, You can look down on it from new T-D Centre

Date9/22/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bank of Commerce has Gallery; Too; You can look down on it from new T-D Centre
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0109416F
      Bank high-ups look down on money, High up on the old Bank of Commerce building 16 heads (four each side) have gazed passively for 40 years. They were (...)
      Bank high-ups look down on money, High up on the old Bank of Commerce building 16 heads (four each side) have gazed passively for 40 years. They were (...)
      Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
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      No Museum, Carcassonne has 1,000 inhabitants and its narrow, cobbled lanes and streets are alive with commerce, as they have been down the centuries T(...)
      No Museum, Carcassonne has 1,000 inhabitants and its narrow, cobbled lanes and streets are alive with commerce, as they have been down the centuries T(...)
      Bryant, George
      11/8/1977
      50 cents you can see forever -- from the 55th-floor observation gallery of the Toronto-Dominion Centre, tallest building in the Commonwealth
      50 cents you can see forever -- from the 55th-floor observation gallery of the Toronto-Dominion Centre, tallest building in the Commonwealth
      Spremo, Boris
      10/31/1967
      'Looney' coin ready for market, Vera Sumwaru, cashier supervisor at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branch at Commerce Court, has a fistful of (...)
      'Looney' coin ready for market, Vera Sumwaru, cashier supervisor at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branch at Commerce Court, has a fistful of (...)
      Bock, Tony
      6/22/1987
      Patrick Lomuti. You can see the desperation on people's faces. They're all down and out, too. That's why they're here. [Incomplete]
      Patrick Lomuti. You can see the desperation on people's faces. They're all down and out, too. That's why they're here. [Incomplete]
      Stawicki, Andrew
      11/17/1992
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      Good news: D. G. Farncomb (centre) hears happy report from Police Chief James Mackey (right): His 6-year-old daughter Mary, abducted for ransom on her way to school, has been found safe
      Spremo, Boris
      5/11/1967
      Manuscript letter in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting. 
      "Undershaw; Hindhead; Haslemere; "My dear Smith; I will call about quarter to 11 on Tuesday morning if that will not be too early. If you should be a little late I can no doubt get some news from Mr. Howard. The American edition is out ..."
      Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930
      1902
      Bill Bulucon owner of Le Coq D' Or Tavern wears a battle suede suit in brown and gold with authentic camouflage look worn by GIs in the South Pacific during World War II. The outfit from Vic Kerman Gentlemen's Quarters, has a short jacket with bellows patch pockets, flared pants. Accessories pull the look together.
      Bill Bulucon owner of Le Coq D' Or Tavern wears a battle suede suit in brown and gold with authentic camouflage look worn by GIs in the South Pacific during World War II. The outfit from Vic Kerman Gentlemen's Quarters, has a short jacket with bellows patch pockets, flared pants. Accessories pull the look together.
      Darrell, Dick
      4/5/1972
      Hammering away at history, Toronto's winter has hampered the initial demolition of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce property at King and Bay, al(...)
      Hammering away at history, Toronto's winter has hampered the initial demolition of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce property at King and Bay, al(...)
      Bezant, Graham
      1/10/1969
      Miss Selick, a lawyer with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, has been a member of the Libertarian party of Canada since 1973 and bases her campa(...)
      Miss Selick, a lawyer with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, has been a member of the Libertarian party of Canada since 1973 and bases her campa(...)
      Dinsmore, Ted
      5/14/1972
      New bank plaza takes shape, This is how the new Royal Bank Plaza looks from the nearby Toronto-Dominion Centre in downtown Toronto
      New bank plaza takes shape, This is how the new Royal Bank Plaza looks from the nearby Toronto-Dominion Centre in downtown Toronto
      Bull, Ron
      2/17/1976
      Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
      Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
      Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
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