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Re: White River Productions has acquired Railfan & Railroad and RMC magazines
Author: Robert
Date: 08-31-2014 - 08:37
George Andrews Wrote:
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> NO -- Kalmbach is not part of Carstens.
> Since Barnes & Noble started carrying Kalmbach's
> magazines a few years ago, I can recall an
> instance or two where either Trains or Model
> Railroader didn't make it to their magazine rack
> until a week or 2 after it should have. Normally I
> am able to pick them up by the 8th of the current
> month. Note also that Trains is most often
> displayed with other Transportation titles (
> Autos, aircraft, etc ), while MR is in the Hobbies
> & Crafts section, next to the dollhouse & knitting
> magazines.
> I wish White River well in their new venture, and
> I will be contacting them regards my Daylight 4449
> slides and story, the ones that Steve Barry lost.
Goodf luck George! It's in a drawer with all the missing slides from the past 40 years! 8*)
Actually, I hope not. Steve Barry seemed to do a lot better job of keeping track. Most of the lost items were from Boyd's era.
Rob
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> NO -- Kalmbach is not part of Carstens.
> Since Barnes & Noble started carrying Kalmbach's
> magazines a few years ago, I can recall an
> instance or two where either Trains or Model
> Railroader didn't make it to their magazine rack
> until a week or 2 after it should have. Normally I
> am able to pick them up by the 8th of the current
> month. Note also that Trains is most often
> displayed with other Transportation titles (
> Autos, aircraft, etc ), while MR is in the Hobbies
> & Crafts section, next to the dollhouse & knitting
> magazines.
> I wish White River well in their new venture, and
> I will be contacting them regards my Daylight 4449
> slides and story, the ones that Steve Barry lost.
Goodf luck George! It's in a drawer with all the missing slides from the past 40 years! 8*)
Actually, I hope not. Steve Barry seemed to do a lot better job of keeping track. Most of the lost items were from Boyd's era.
Rob
