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Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer
Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer

Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer

Date6/20/1990
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  • Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer
  • Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Safe home: At their data storage vault are from left, David Gray, vice-president of operations of Creed Data Vaults, Jack Creed, president, and Jim Gray, chief financial officer.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0040853F
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      Brutal Gunmen Ransack vaults and flee with $3,000
      Brutal Gunmen Ransack vaults and flee with $3,000
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      12/9/1938
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      2. Here, he demonstrates a lever-action Marlin. 30 Calibre hunting rifle. In the old bank vaults underneath police headquarters, have seen about 1,000(...)
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