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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 30 #4 1984 July What Does it take to be an Engine
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 30 #4 1984 July What Does it take to be an Engineer Mister?
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in spring.
Contents
CONJECTURE OR GLIMPSE, PART 3. Rev. Philip Smith completes
his review of an unusual Lionel catalog.PAGE 4
NEWBRAUGH BROTHERS TOYS/PLEASANT VALLEY PROCESS
CO. Bruce Manson writes about two 'guys' who do a lot of
redecorating.PAGE 8
VOLTAMP, PART 2. Bill Routson digs some more into the Voltamp
paper.PAGE 10
MY GRANDFATHER WAS A.C. GILBERT. Steve Bittinger inter-
views David Gilbert.PAGE 12
TOY TRAIN FEVER, PART I. Dr. Kenneth Markley analyzes what
makes the collector tick.PAGE 13
THE REMARKABLE GGI 4800. Nelson Bowers gives the history
of the remarkable 'G'.PAGE 15
TRAIN COLLECTING AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE, PART I.
Herb Wasserman describes the joy of tinplate research and
history.PAGE 18
THE LIONEL 254. Bruce Greenberg puts the #254 under a
microscope.PAGE 21
FRANK SINATRA'S LAYOUT. Starring 'who else' at the Showboat
Lounge.PAGE 25
MONON ROUTE THE HOOSIER LINE IN TOY TRAINS. Richard
MacNary takes a trip on the tinplate MONON.PAGE 26
INTERVIEWS WITH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF TOY TRAINS, PART I. Bruce Manson interviews and receives some frank
answers.PAGE 29
TWO-RAIL TWO-INCH GAUGE:A NEW ADDITION. Graham Clay-
tor uncovers a new pioneer train maker.PAGE 32
WHO DONE IT? PART 9. John Newbraugh has some answers for a
change of pace.PAGE 33
DRUMHEAD. Questions and answers bring up the rear.PAGE 38
TINPLATE AVENUE, PART 5. Don Simonini's Tinplate Avenue
inspired our cover (see story below), and look for more.PAGES 3 and 40
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