Laker, Freddie

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Laker, Freddie

Date10/6/1997

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Goode, Jeff (photographer)

Laker, Freddie (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Laker, Freddie

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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060985F

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Sir Freddie Laker: Laker is out of the picture, reader says, so airlines are ready to 'sock it to us.'

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Sir Freddie Laker: Celebrates best Christmas present of all time with champagne.

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Freddie Laker. A bloody good living

Freddie Laker. A bloody good living

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Freddie Laker: North American investors may step in.

Freddie Laker: North American investors may step in.

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Freddie Laker, the British king of the cutprice air fare, says Canadians are being forced to pay higher charter fares to Europe

Freddie Laker, the British king of the cutprice air fare, says Canadians are being forced to pay higher charter fares to Europe

Laker, Freddie

10/26/1977

Sir Freddie Laker

Sir Freddie Laker

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The first commercial ship to use the bypass in the Welland Canal between Port Colborne and Port Robinson was the laker Senneville, which made the trip(...)

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Up, up and away, Cement laker Metis, built in 1956, will be undergoing major renovations

Up, up and away, Cement laker Metis, built in 1956, will be undergoing major renovations

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Laker: $200 fares

Laker: $200 fares

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