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No Binding. Condition: Near Fine. Spotless inside and out. Just a slight bend in front cover near the spine. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Build a Lionel Display Layout: 2" (Scale-quality scenery finished your new railraod) by Jim Bunte; "Memories of Madison Hardware" (A longtime customer recalls his many visits to the New York toy train institution) by Neil Lee; "CTT Visits Richard Kughn" (Our interview concludes with comments on Madison Hardware); "Beauty and Purpose Together" (Create a display case with common materials) by Kurt Sroka; "Lionel Standard Gauge 358 E/W Work Train" (The first in a series of train set photos and descriptions) by John A. Grams; "Lionel 6464 Boxcars: Conclusion" (The end of the series--and what it means today) by Joe Algozzini and Richard Vagner; "Artistic and Affordable" (A look at the trains produced by Louis Marx, America's 'King of Toys') byJames R. Flynn; "A View from the Service Department" (Former Lionel showroom service supervisor Tony Xifo talks about his days at Lionel); "Service Station Creations" (Lee Price recalls how some 'rare variations' came out of service stations) by Michael G. Matejka; "Repairing Lionel Motors" (Clean and rebuild the heart of your steam locomotive) by Ray L. Plummer; plus "Editorial: A fresh approach"; "CTT Feedback: Comments from our readers"; "CTT Events: A listing of shows and meets"; "CTT Product Reviews: LGB's new starter set"; "CTT Product Showcase: Noteworthy product offerings"; "Classic Train Sets: Lionel Standard gauge work train" and "CTT Q's & A's: Answers to your questions".