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Model Craftsman RMC 1936 March Harbor tug Lord Baltimore Automatic Signals
The Model Craftsman 1936 March BOTH COVERS are loose
IN THIS ISSUE
Page
Frontispiece-"Lord Baltimore" 4
A Narrow Gauge Engine by Graham Anderson ...5
A Harbor Tug by Angus MacNabb ....9
Photographs? by Gilbert Mines 11
Modelmaking-Past and Present by W. Edmonds Spon ... 13
The "Royal Blue" Prize Contest 15
Wall Sconce by Eric Gentl 17
A Seventeen-Foot Sailboat by Wm. F. Crosby 19
Automatic Signals by Major S. D. Ashford 23
the Fireplace Shovel by P. W. Loucks 25
Signals-"and How" by Lawrence Doherty ... 27
How Gas Engines Work by Edward E. Thorp .... 29
A Gasoline Powered Airplane by Frank Zaic & Associates 31
An Old 4-4-0 Locomotive 36
A Hanging Lamp by Roger Moyer 38
A Bow Lathe by Robert C. Frazier ...39
The Construction of the ''Royal Blue" by G. A. Olmstead 47
Lubricating Locomotives by William H. Cox 48
"0" Steam Locomotive by John Lauder 50
So You're Going to the Model Show? by Howard J. Emerson .. 52
DEPARTMENTS
Written by Readers 3
The Dockyard by Edward E. Thorp ... 34
What the Clubs Are Doing 40
Tinplate Topics by The "Service Man" .. 42
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