Classic Toy Trains July 1994 Lionel Gets Drafted, Lionel Production 1942-1945

Description: Classic Toy Trains July 1994 For The Collector and Operator CONDITION Good, unmarked pages, reading wear CONTENTS Cover Story – No Way To Win A War – James R Flynn – An unlikely World War II set survives the battle of time Feature Articles Lionel Gets Drafted! – Robert j Osterhoff – What this toy train giant produced from 1942 to 1945 The Lion Lays An Egg – Eric Sayer Peterson – Lionel’s paper train may have been its biggest flop Beware Of Production Generators – Hal Sperling – How to tell an original form a reproduction Just What Is A Variation? – Daniel A Yett – The differences that distinguish all-but-identical models Standard Gauge Is Alive And Well – John Peden – The James Singley auction is evidence of its strength Going To The Souce – Jim Bunte – Visiting the TCA Museum in Strasburg, Pennsylvania Meet Mr. TCA – Roger Carp – Lou Redman has made promoting toy train collecting his life’s work Build An O Gauge Backwoods Work Caboose – Bob Johnston – A Lionel flatcar is the basis of this simple project Every Boy’s Dream – Roy Lionel Eskow – A Lionel poster comes to life Riding The Log Escalator – Ray L Plummer – logs on Lionel’s 164 loader never made it to the mill Lionel Passenger Car Update – Roger Carp – Readers provide new information about some rare Madison cars Departments Editorial – Thanks, TCA Product News – What’s new form G to S Feedback – You letters Events – List of shows and meets Product Reviews – K-Line circus train LGB track cleaner Product Showcase – Noteworthy new items Tinplate Prototype – American Flyer no.355 Baldwin switcher Classic Train Sets – Lionel O-72 M-10000 Bookshelf – New books and videos Q’s & A’s – Answers to questions Classified Ads – Things in every gauge to buy and sell Dealer Directory – Folks we hope you’ll support Conversation piece – One more from the Marx motor pool 57535

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Location: Cincinnati, Ohio

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