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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 27 #4 1981 Summer Checklist of Lionel Ads 1900-45
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 27 #4 1981 Summer
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in spring.
39 Pages
Contents
SO THAT'S WHO THE H & H SALES MANUFACTURING CO. IS! Frank Jankowski read a question in the Quarterly and searched for the answer.PAGE 4
THE INITIAL CHECKLIST OF LIONEL ADVERTISEMENTS APPEARING IN MAGAZINES: 1900-1945. Steven Blotner begins a
multi-part article on toy train advertising.PAGE 6
PARADISE LOST. Ellis Vrooman takes us on an emotional journey
in his search for his boyhood trains.PAGE 12
A TALKING EXPRESS STATION. Mike Kolosseus shares an
unusual American Flyer discovery.PAGE 13
INSIDE AMERICAN FLYER PART II. Joseph Kotil continues his
informative early American Flyer article.PAGE 14
MARX MOTORS. Kenneth Cook treats Marx fans and others to
some unusual items.PAGE 18
WHERE THERE'S SMOKE THERE IS FLYER is a three part article. Part 1 AMERICAN FLYER SMOKE by Dr. Edward Bernard tells of Flyer's quest for realistic smoke. Part 2 FLYER STEALS THE SHOW by Bruce Manson illustrates how Flyer stole the show in 1946. Part 3 SUPERSMOKE by Robert Board reveals some interesting facts
about patents. It all begins on PAGE 20
LIONEL BALDWIN TYPE DIESEL. Henry and Robert Hanrahan
show us how to build a Baldwin.PAGE 25
DAVID 0. KING SCALEPLATE. David 0. King describes what
scaleplate is.PAGE 26
THE CITY OF PLASTICVILLE, USA, PART II. Charles Donovan
continues his journey down Plasticville Lane.PAGE 28
BITS AND PIECES, PART IV. Bob Robinson switches track and
informs us on how to preserve our trains.PAGE 30
GRANDSTAND YOUR SHELVES! Scott Maze constructs shelving
for the trainroom.PAGE 32
FAIRBANKS MORSE "TRAINMASTER". C. David Lobree loves
FM's and he shares this love.PAGE 34
0-8-0. Ralph Beck has an idea he hopes Mt. Clemens will someday
try.PAGE 36
DRUMHEAD. Comes down the track with some questions and
answers.PAGE 38
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