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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 32 #2 1986 April Maccoy Mfg Pt 1 Ives istory Pt 3
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 32 #2 1986 April
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in spring.
Contents
MCCOY MANUFACTURING, PART 1. Mark Horne begins an in-depth study of the trains made by those folks from Kent. Washing-
ton the real McCoys.PAGE 4
IVES HISTORY, PART 3. Bruce Greenberg concludes the Ives
history with some interesting thoughts on the last days at Bridge-
port.PAGE 11
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY. "Scotty" Askenas shows that
Southern hospitality is evident in TCA train meets.PAGE 14
WHO DONE IT? PART 16. John Newbraugh answers some ques-
tions on Metalcraft with the help of other TCA sleuths. PAGE 16
THE 32ND NATIONAL CONVENTION. Dom Schwab, Con-
vention Chairman, invites one and all to "his city" and guarantees
"You'll love New Orleans, and New Orleans will love you back." PAGE 20
I LIONEL AND OTHERS AT THE 1986 TOY FAIR. Birk Leip donned
his snow hat and boots and took the train (what else?) to the
Big Apple, and tells us what he found at the 83rd Annual Toy Fair. PAGE 21
I THE EARLY DIESEL, PART TWO: THE ALCO. Dick Robinson treats
us via pictures and text to a microscopic analysis of the evolution of
the early Alco diesel.PAGE 26
THE JIM BEAM RAILROAD SERIES, PART 1. Bruce Martin be-
gins a study of the Jim Beam Railroad. Read and be amazed at the detail
and research that has gone into this interesting bit of railroading.PAGE 29
AN INTERVIEW WITH TOM MCCOMAS. Bruce Manson and
Tom McComas trade questions and answers, and McComas puts to rest
the notion that he has fled to Mexico.PAGE 31
THE CASE OF THE CURIOUS CATTLE CAR. Dick Cowan says,
STOP, LOOK and LISTEN! READ, and be so advised. PAGE 34
NEW & UNUSUAL ITEMS SEEN AT YORK, OCTOBER 1985.
The old adage "You'll see it at York" proved true in October and many
new and unusual items appeared.PAGE 37
DRUMHEAD. A good mix of members sharing discoveries and asking
questions appears in the Drumhead.PAGE 38
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