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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 43 #3 1997 July The Future of Toy Train Collectin
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 43 #3 1997 July The Future of Toy Train Collecting?
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, with an extra issue in April.
Contents
4Who Done It? Part 60.
John Newbraugh puts together some puzzles.
81997 Toy Fair, Part 2
Ron Morris reports on his visit to the Javits Center.
11The Whistling American Flyer Streamliners.
"Lefty" Lopez describes how to blow the whistle.
12Ned Norman's Live Steam Backyard Railroad.
Dick Weimer visited an outdoor layout enjoyed by many.
14The Deep River Lines.
John Hughes tells about a family tradition that will be enjoyed by visitors at the '98 Convention.
17A "B" Unit for Marx's,E-7 Lithographed Diesel.
Walt Friauf does the impossible a litho B unit.
18The AF Orange Shell Tank Cars.
Dave Garrigues and crew inform us of several variations.
19On The 'Net, March - May, '97.
Todd Wagner keeps us up-to-date.
20Advertising Tinplate Trains, Postwar Era,
Part 6B, 1951.
Ray Fetzner continues his analysis.
26New Product Review #35,
Lionel #6-18562 SP GP-9 #2380.
Al Ruocchio says this is a winner.
28Trains and Fellowship Cross the Border.
Kae Yohe tells of a Canadian train meet.
29TrainMaster Training for the Timid
Allan Miller critiques a new video.
30A Conversation with Joe Ranker, Part 2.
Bill MacDonald continues the interview.
32Lionel Standard Gauge Track Variations, Type IV,
1931 to 1942, or the End of Production. Donald Richardson concludes his study.
34Book, Movie & Video Reviews.
Al Ruocchio and Karl Burkhardt report on the latest.
35Historian's Corner.
Lou Redman salutes a tinplate pioneer.
36DC Engines AC Layout.
Al Moore tells how to make the conversion.
37Making Your Newer LTI Steam Engines Operate
Better, Part 1.
Roy Aydelotte describes how to do it.
38 Drumhead.
News and Comments.
40New & Unusual Items Seen At York, April '97.
Members share their York treasures.
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