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Clem's York Primer-York Train Meet Made
Easy-October 2006 
By Clem Clement
The Desert Division's Commemorative Offerings - an offering for a new Boxcar Set as well as a look back at some great collectibles.
By Gordon Wilson, TCA #76-10233
“NOT EXACTLY”—6464 Picture vs. Production - catalog photo versus actual product
By Bob Mintz
Evolution of my Home Layout--The Warrenville Railroad
By John (‘Ski) Warren
The Association of American Railroads Teacher's Kit-Part 1
Presented by Bill Fuller
Brilliantly Old Fashioned, The Story of ACE O Gauge Trains, by Allen Levy
(Published by New Cavendish Books in association with ACE Trains, 2005)
Reviewed by Bryant Booth
Railfanning in the Pacific Northwest -
By Mike Stella
Part II - How to Control Scale Signaling
By Don Woodwell
(excerpted from Automating Your Model Train Layout, 2nd Edition)
Apologies for Postwar Lionel - "A person may not wish to collect postwar trains, but........."
By Bill Laughlin
Track Cleaner with Magnetic-Attraction
By Don Fries
The “Super-O Duper-Oh” Ultimate Orange and Blue Lionel Locomotive
By Paul Olekson , TTML Moderator
The trains called Congressional - In Search of Molly Pitcher
By Joseph H. Lechner
UPDATED ARTICLES:
Mintz's
Mint in the Box Mint Cars. - updated article
with addtional Mint Car photos, including John Trotta's latest
additions.
By Bob Mintz
The Handkerchief - (Updated article on Handcars)
By Bob Mintz
The Ultimate Lionel Lines Sets - (updated
article-October 2006).
By Bob Mintz
Maintenance of Way in the 21 ST Century --Ballast Tampers and Beyond
By Bob Mintz
Window Display and Animated Window Display Cars
By Bob Mintz
Lionel Switchers and more Motorized Units - (updated article on 10/12/2006).
By Bob Mintz
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"TCA Mission: To preserve an important segment of
history - Tinplate Toy Trains - through research, education, community
outreach, fellowship, establishment of collecting standards, and to promote
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