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Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Lower right corner of covers and all pages mildly bent near the tip, otherwise like new inside and out. It will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: TCA Goes to "Carolina.In the Morning": John Parker describes the 33rd TCA National -- the Convention and the home town"; TCA's "Grip" on the Cable (Car): John Parker whets our appetite for a Cable car that's coming up the hill in San Francisco; The Man Who Restored Paradise: Tom McCormack describes a unique layout that to him is paradise; Who Done It? Part 22: John Newbraugh goes to the wood pile and relates his findings; Toy Train Reference Library: Phil Ritter informs the Quarterly readers what is in store for them when they use the TCA's Toy Train Reference Library in Strasburg; T.T.T. (Tootsietoy Trains), Part 1: Early Prewar: Bruce Manson confesses that in addition to his love of American Flyer, Tootsietoys, especially the trains, are a close second; A Battery Mystery: Karl Burkhardt quite possibly unravels a battery problem; Lost Paper, Part 2: Industrial Diamonds: Ron Antonelli left your Editor speechless when he first saw the material in Part 2. It's unbelievable.; Electoy Steam Type Locomotives: Tad Cody analyses and defines the three Electoy steam locomotives; Sager Place: Irvington or Hillside: Max Knoecklein discusses Lionel's New Jersey address; Littletown: Bob Nussey visits another toy train village; and Drumhead: Concludes this issue with news items and letters.