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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 39 #2 1993 April Tool For Crimping Rivets. Carl
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 39 #2 1993 April Take the Highball to Saint Paul
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in April.
Contents
4 Take the Highball to Saint Paul.
Lauren Paige Kennedy whets our appetites for the 39th National Convention.
7 It's EnterTRAINment
Rick Krenske further entices us to Saint Paul.
8 Lionel of Maine.
Bill MacDonald does some title searching down East and uncovers some interesting answers.
12 A Star is Born.
Don Fraley and Tony D give 'Bravo' reviews to TV's newest star.
14 Who Done It? Part 44.
John Newbraugh, the master detective goes through his files and updates some cases.
18 Historian's Corner.
Lou Redman remembers the old staple gun and mimeo machines.
19 A Tool For Crimping Rivets.
Bert Bankester describes a simple and inexpensive tool for the train workshop.
19 Is It 100% Original? (The State of Train Collecting), Part 4.
John LaLima continues educating us on repros.
20 Carlisle & Finch, The Early Years Before Lionel: Production Figures, 1896-1900, According to Archival Record, Part 2.
Frank Loveland concludes his research on the manufacturing records of trains made over 90 years ago.
24 New Product Review #20, Lionel Trains, Inc. 0 Gauge Norfolk Southern "Unit Train," Catalog #11718 Dash 8-40C and six cars.
Al Ruocchio reviews a modern train.
25 Lionel's #6-12798 Fork Lift Station, A New Magic Trick.
Arthur Young reviews this new accessory.
26 American Locomotive Builders.
Carl Byron details the history of prototype locomotive builders.
30 Atlantic Division Modular Layout, Part 4, "Future Memories."
Al Brodhag and Ken McCluskey challenge all TCA Divisions to give of themselves.
31 Halloween in Ajo.
Reprinted from the Desert Division Newsletter, and shows what happens if you play golf in the sun too long.
33 1993 Toy Fair.
Birkby Leip is joined by Ron Morris and Todd Wagner in summarizing the trains for 1993.
40 New & Unusual Items Seen at York, October 1992.
Members share the unusual.
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