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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 41 #2 1995 April American Flyer decisin S gauge
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 41 #2 1995 April
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, except two issues in April.
Contents
4Seattle '95, Site of the TCA 41st National Convention.
The Convention Committee whets your appetite for a week of fun.
7Who Done It? Part 51.
John Newbraugh empties his overflowing mailbox.
12Half a Century of Fun and Camaraderie and A Living, An Interview With Nat Polk, Part 1.
Bruce Manson begins a multi-part interview with a man who has been in the hobby for over 50 years.
18Stop, Look and Listen, Part 7.
The TCA Standards Committee again helps identify the "reals" from the repros.
20American Flyer and The Decision to Go to S Gauge, Part 1.
Robert Tuffs clarifies when Gilbert made the fateful decision to go to 2 rail.
27Historian's Corner.
Lou Redman acknowledges an award that Ed Alexander received posthumously.
28New Product Review #26, K-Line " The
Colorado Eagle" Passenger Set #K-1423.
Al Ruocchio shares his findings.
291995 Toy Fair.
Birkby Leip and Todd Wagner begin a review of what's new in '95.
37The Drumhead.
Questions, answers, and opinions.
40New and Unusual Items Seen At York,
October 1994.
Members share some interesting items.
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