Some of the doorstop collectors should love these. No idea how rare they are, but came across them and thought it was okay to share. Someone tell me if I should take it down, but the whistle stop magazine is a really neat glimpse into the hobby nearly 75 years ago.
If anything, the list of manufacturers starting on page 45 is very interesting.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-9NqSEeFB6Be92TAXH6UhKF22aaqvmqR?usp=sharing
Also in the stack was an All-Nation catalog. No idea how old it is or if this is a common catalog, but hopefully its useful to those who dabble in vintage O Scale. It has quite a few models listed, so I imagine its towards the tale end of their original existence.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JN1n4T9cexdwy4jUD5pBAaK9Ul7M5APA?usp=drive_link
Note - these are .HEIC files, so you'll probably need a newer computer or browser in order to view these files locally, unless you find a way to convert them to a more traditional file type or take screenshots. I will eventually take them down when I need more space on my Google Drive.
December 1952 O Gauge Whiste Stop Magazine + All-Nation Catalog
December 1952 O Gauge Whiste Stop Magazine + All-Nation Catalog
Focus: 2R O-Scale, SOU/SCL 1967-1972
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Re: December 1952 O Gauge Whiste Stop Magazine + All-Nation Catalog
Fascinating material David, thanks for posting!
I noted the AN catalog lists and illustrates an "EMD 660hp switcher" (aka SW-1)
I noted the AN catalog lists and illustrates an "EMD 660hp switcher" (aka SW-1)
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Re: December 1952 O Gauge Whiste Stop Magazine + All-Nation Catalog
The model was inaccurate, but ok for its era. I have one.
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