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1996 (Vervaardig)
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- Greer, Douglas R.
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33.5"x30.5" Framed
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Douglas R. Greer is an avid fly-fisherman who collected many prints on fly-fishing. He had a passion for documenting and saving the manufacturing sector, the natural environment and fly-fishing. He moved to Brampton to become a master tool maker at Lustro Steel Products and later retired in 1989 and returned to Port Hope. Douglas donated his collection of 10 fly-fishing prints to the Municipality of Port Hope in 2014. The Municipality of Port Hope transferred them to the Port Hope Archives in 2015.
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Transferred to the Port Hope Archives by the Clerk's Department, Municipality of Port Hope; DOnated to the Municipality of Port Hope by Douglas R. Greer from his personal collection.
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Item is a framed print from the Douglas R. Greer Collection entitled: "The Sasquatch: Pintail & Widgeoncollar Models," 1996. Includes the following caption: "The Sasquatch is a streamer fly named by North American aboriginals after the legendary BIGFOOT bushman of the Canadian Rockies, and YETI, the Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas. It's notable that aboriginals were tying flies 1000 years ago. Streamer flies are usually imitators of baitfish minnows, many of which were designed to use the feathers of the African Marabou in successfully substituting dyed Canadian turkey."
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- Greer, Douglas R. (Onderwerp)