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This paper was prepared with the support of the Kalmbach Memorial Library, National Model Railroad Association. Originally published in Larry Kline, editor, The Columbus Clinics (National Model Railroad Association Convention Proceedings), pp. 33-41. Discoverail '92 (National Model Railroad Association Convention), 1992. Copyright © 1992, 1997, Bruce A. Metcalf. Updated 18 January 2005 by Bruce A. Metcalf, bruce.metcalf@figzu.com, who would very much appreciate your comments. |