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Live Steam Magazine 1976 June ACL Atlantics Shay Big Boy Valve events
Live Steam 1976 June
Developed for the Atlantic Coast Line were
THE FIRST ATLANTICS 6
Consider your future in a
LIVE-IN LIVE STEAM CLUB 14
A proposal for a
LIVE STEAM RETIREMENT VILLAGE 15
The builder of Marmaduke is featured in
CAPTAIN'S CORNER 17
The concluding work on a
STEAM TURBINE 18
Firedoor, Grate and Ash Pan details for the3/4
INCH SCALE SHAY 20
Get prototype appearance with
REALISTIC BEVEL PINIONS 21
The importance of Dead Centers in
LOCOMOTIVE VALVE SETTING 22
Save time calculating
VALVE EVENTS BY COMPUTER 24
Progress and details of the
BIG BOY 26
More Arch Bar Tender Trucks in
FACT FUNDamentals 28
Belts and Cleats begins a study of
THE RUSSELL TRACTION ENGINE 30
Railroaders and Steam boaters helped at
STEAMBOAT WHARF 36
New Contest announced for the apprentice on
DOC'S DAY OFF 38
Inflation Fighters to use in
LOCOMOTIVE DECORATION 39
Antique Machinery Day, 42
Southwestern Live Steamers, 43
Long Island Live Steamers and 44
Central Illinois Live Steamers featured in 45
SCHEDULED MEETS 41
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