1 edition of Guide to periodicals and newspapers in the public libraries of Metropolitan Toronto 1988 found in the catalog.
Guide to periodicals and newspapers in the public libraries of Metropolitan Toronto 1988
Published
by Metropolitan Toronto Library Board in Toronto
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Written in English
Edition Notes
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| Classifications | |
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| LC Classifications | AP 95 G8 1988 REF |
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| Open Library | OL22056935M |
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Print Magazines, Newspapers & Journals, 2 copies Reference Only Guide to Canadian periodicals in the General Information Services Department of the Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library.
Print Magazines, Newspapers & Journals, 1 copy Reference Only. Guide to periodicals and newspapers in the public libraries of Metropolitan Toronto. Print Magazines, Newspapers & Journals, volumes. More than titles, including runs of almost all Toronto dailies from the 19th and 20th centuries ; More than 80 years of the Telegram ; Runs of 20th century Toronto tabloids such as Hush and Justice Weekly.
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