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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 32 #5 1986 October Track plan for #60 trolley
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 32 #5 1986 October
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in spring.
Contents
BOB GALE'S SUPER CLASSIC'S. Bob Gale provides a realistic approach for tinplate engines.PAGE 4
MILTON'S PARADISE LOST OR DUNKELBERGER'S DELUXE DAYTON-DINKY. Hilly Lazarus, via the patent office, takes us back to the early
1920's.PAGE 6
ORIGINALS OR REPRODUCTIONS. Ed Kraemer lists the reproduction shells he has produced, and describes how to tell them from the original. PAGE 8 THEY ARE STILL OUT THERE. Mike Martino informs us that in spite of
what we hear, they are still out there.PAGE 10
WHO DONE IT? PART 18. John Newbraugh, our super sleuth, plugs us into track and transformers.PAGE 11
A TRACK PLAN FOR THE #60 TROLLEY. Robert Stillman graphically describes a simple plan for continuous operation of the #60 trolley. PAGE 15 MCCOY MANUFACTURING, PART 3: ENGINES, ETC. Mark Horne details the "hot shots" from Kent, Washington, not the McCoys but their
engines.PAGE 16
TCA GOES DOWN THE RIVER . . AT NEW ORLEANS ON AN EXTRAORDINARY DINNER AND RIVER BOAT CRUISE ON THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI. John Parker cruises through the New Orlean's 32nd National Convention.PAGE 20
ANATOMY OF A FAKE, PART 1. Tom McComas and Jim Tuohy say we
should Stop, Look, and Read before we buy.PAGE 22
WESTERN COIL & ELECTRIC BURLINGTON ZEPHYR AND ME. Tony
Consoli describes the challenges that he and his family have encountered
in bringing back an "oldie".PAGE 24
A HISTORY OF AMERICAN "00" GAUGE, PART 1: "00" BEFORE WWII.
John Ericson and Ed Morlok present a definitive study of prewar "00"
trains.PAGE 26
A PHONE CALL FROM MAX . . . OR HOW LEGITIMATE IS THE B&A HUDSON? Bruce Manson reaches out and hopes to touch a few responsive chords by relating a phone conversation with another member. PAGE 32 IS IT OR ISN'T IT ORIGINAL. Darwyn Meyers is distressed because there seems to be a new wave of reproductions, and shares his feelings on the
subject.PAGE 34
I KNOW IT'S NEW! BUT I LOVE IT!! John Davanzo of Pride Lines is proud
to be a part of the contemporary tinplate scene and dramatically de-
scribes his feelings.PAGE 35
HI-TECH TINPLATE. Bob Gellerstedt has some fun with his new "toy"
and illustrates the results.PAGE 37
DRUMHEAD. News, opinions, and questions.PAGE 38
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