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Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. Clean and undamaged inside and out. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue is includes: "President's Column"; "Lionel--A Day at Mount Clemens: Did you know that Lionel had an archive at Mount Clemens? Yes, they do, and Tom McComas and James Tuohy visited the archives and wrote a story complete with pictures of their visit"; "Dream Stuff: Voltamp--you know the name, but is that the limit of your knowledge? Read Dick Hopkins' article and discover more about this early tinplate manufacturer"; "The Saturday Evening Post, an American institution noted for its covers, had several tinplate Christmas covers. We share one with you"; "Altman's: B. Altman & Co. department store is still on Fifth Avenue in New York, but that Christmas layout is a thing of the past. It returns to the quarterly in this issue"; "When I asked for Christmas layout pictures, I never anticipated the overwhelming response"; "Santa Handcar: Would you like to see an original Santa handcar?"; "The Christmas Layout: William Orluske describes building the traditional Christmas layout"; "Old West Layout: Ron Faries, the 'Mountie of Philly,' noted for his layouts, shares last year's with us"; "Mortgage Burning: Oct. 18th, a day to be remembered; we share with you some pictures of that event"; "American Flyer Archives: American Flyer fans need equal time, and Dan Olsen shares some pictures of his collection with us"; "Great Gilbert's Ghost: What is 'Great Gilbert's Ghost'"; "What Would You Keep? For Donna Robinson's thoughts on this, read her article"; "Unusual Items from the Collection of Sam Lenhart: Your editor visited Sam Lenhart's collection and has never fully recovered. Ron Morris kindly consented to visit Sam and has photographed and written about three super pieces from his collection"; "Lionel Miniature Railroad Figures: What accessory that appears in the Lionel catalogues was manufactured in England? Read Ron Morris's article to find out"; "Drumhead: If you have some interesting information about our hobby, please send it to the 'Drumhead.' Take a look at what has been sent in for this issue".