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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 40 #1 1994 January Lionel Employee Collectibles
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 40 #1 1994 January
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in April.
Contents
4An Early But Active Train
Collection With "Roots" and A Future.
John Parker shares his family's love of trains.
6Lionel Employee Collectibles.
Todd Wagner describes some unknown, late Lionel collectibles.
9Error or Opportunity? American
Flyer's Prewar 0 Gauge 3/16" Steam Locomotives.
Carl Byron puts to rest an AF myth.
12Lionel of Maine? A Sequel.
Bill MacDonald continues his search of Lionel history in a Maine hamlet.
18They All Laughed: How I Fixed Up
An Ives 1129.
Neal Conway tells how to make the missing parts yourself.
20Members' Greetings.
Share Holiday memories with your fellow members.
22New Tinplate From Europe.
Nathan Middeldorf treats Q readers to a new tinplate manufacturer.
24Who Done It? Part 47.
John Newbraugh shows that manufacturers have courted the girls' market for longer than we thought.
26How Would You Like A Lionel 403?
Karl Burkhardt drops a hint to LTI.
27Historian's Corner.
Lou Redman continues the saga of the early days of TCA.
28New Product Review #23, Lionel
Trains, Inc. Erie Alco ABA #11734 and Roller Bases #2300X.
Al Ruocchio compares the old and the new Alcos.
29Advertising Tinplate Trains,
Postwar Era Part 1, 1945-1946.
Ray Fetzner begins a study of consumer advertising.
35Sparkling Streamliners.
Phil Ritter analyzes the many small toy trains in this category.
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