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Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate
Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate

Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate

Date9/19/1985
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  • Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate
  • Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Back with another collection of his splendid cartoons, Terry Mosher is promoting At The Trough, but longing to be back at the drawing board sharpening his pen on tunagate.
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    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069700F
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