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Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 45 #4 1999 October Boy Scout Merit Badge in Railr
Train Collectors Quarterly Vol 45 #4 1999 October
Train Collectors Quarterly is published quarterly, with an extra issue in April.
Contents
4There's more to TCA than ... buying and selling trains.
John Hughes and fellow NETCA Division members restore more than a toy train layout.
5Kids Reign!
Gordon Wilson visited the Western Division and shares with us the smiles on the young faces he saw there.
7Future Train Collectors!
Bert Bankester invited preschoolers to enjoy his trains.
8Boy Scout Merit Badge in Railroading!
John April helps young men and the future of our hobby with his Boy Scout activities.
9Product Review: Williams Dash-9 and
K-Line GP-38-2.
Egon DeZubay reviews two engines with BSNF markings.
10Who Done It? Part 69.
John Newbraugh revisits the little Katz kittens.
1445th TCA National Convention.
Mark Boyd, Maestro of the Convention, records for all the harmonious experience members had in San Francisco.
18New York, Ontario, and Western
A Forgotten Railroad.
Karl Burkhardt illustrates the resourcefulness of a train
collector.
19Historian's Corner.
Lou Redman says TCAers may have to learn new terminology.
20Jay Duke, A Man with a Passion for Trains.
Frank Qualls begins an in-depth interview with a man with a passion for anything that rides the rails.
23Toy Trains On The Internet.
Mike Spanier shares letters he received.
241999 Toy Fair, Part 2.
Ron Morris wraps up the review of the '99 lines.
28Japanese - American Flyer Imitators.
Bruce Manson says these little trains say American Flyer but they are not.
31Lionel/Winner/Aladdin Oddity.
Paul Wassermann found a transformer whose 'output' created questions.
32Lionel/Winner/Aladdin Answers and a Few
More Questions.
Max Knoecklein attempts to answer the questions posed
in the previous article.
35 Drumhead
An overflowing mailbag delivers comments, questions,
answers and more
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