Model Railroader February 1968 by Multiple Contributors (1 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Near-Fine condition magazine. Spotless inside and out with very slight toning in few places. No creased corners or other wear. The magazine's only real flaw is light rolling of the spine. Will be backed with cardboard, packed with care and shipped in a sturdy box to ensure safe delivery. This issue includes: "Lake Erie & Southern: Ohio interurban line still runs--modeled by Herbert W. Dosey"; "Wharf and Industry Track Plan: Vancouver Power and Transportation Co. offers fine possibilities"; "Building Genesee & Wyoming Salt Car: Nothing difficult to do in this dollar model project"; "Laying Out Curves with a Tripod: Photographer's device aids in the use of a radius bar"; "Build a Coalyard: Wood-sheathed structure makes a good first scratchbuilding project"; "The Niagara Narrative: An introduction to scratchbuilding a locomotive in brass"; "Modeler's Doodle Sheet: The village traffic circle"; "Campbell Monitors on the Toluca Lines: A user's report on the Campbell Signal Monitor"; "Scale Rules in 10 Different Proportions"; "Wood Flatcar of the Ma and Pa: Prototype drawings"; "Contemporary Signal Tower at El Paso: Southern Pacific" (prototype drawings); "Covered Hopper Car for Salt: Genesee & Wyoming" (protype drawings); "Coalyard on the Arcada & Attica" (prototype drawings); plus the following departments and miscellany: "Off the train wire"; "Schedules"; "Trade topics"; "Railroader's library"; "Cartoons"; "Railway post office"; "At the throttle"; "Trackside photos"; "Bull session"; "MR clinic: Motor building"; and "Index of Advertisers".