Cafe au choo-choo, The train model sitting on the edge of this coffee cup with its load of sugar cubes is a Z gauge train that actually works. It was (...)

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Cafe au choo-choo, The train model sitting on the edge of this coffee cup with its load of sugar cubes is a Z gauge train that actually works. It was (...)

Date11/4/1985

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Cooper, David (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Cafe au choo-choo; The train model sitting on the edge of this coffee cup with its load of sugar cubes is a Z gauge train that actually works. It was built by Bill Jamieson. It will be on display at the annual Hobby Show at the International Centre on the Airport Rd. beginning Friday; Nov. 8. The show runs through Sunday; Nov. 10. The show covers about 160 hobbies as well as special events.
Cafe au choo-choo, The train model sitting on the edge of this coffee cup with its load of sugar cubes is a Z gauge train that actually works. It was (...)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Cafe au choo-choo; The train model sitting on the edge of this coffee cup with its load of sugar cubes is a Z gauge train that actually works. It was built by Bill Jamieson. It will be on display at the annual Hobby Show at the International Centre on the Airport Rd. beginning Friday; Nov. 8. The show runs through Sunday; Nov. 10. The show covers about 160 hobbies as well as special events.

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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009636F

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