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Submitted by
Name: Joyce Hambridge
From: Rugby
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Comments:
My parents appear in the December 1957 edition of the mag Page 588/589/ 634 at the Coventry Boat Rally.

Added: January 23, 2017

Submitted by
Name: John Ashplant
From: Spain
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Comments:
Thank you for all the much hard work in creating this fabulous archive.

My Dad came home once with a huge pile of Meccano Magazines bought, presumably, at an auction. I have been a fan ever since. I am currently setting up my fourth Hornby rail layout!

I just love the adverts in these magazines. I would have sent off for everything but, of course, did not have the money!

Added: January 17, 2017

Submitted by
Name: Ian Button
From: Halifax, UK
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Comments:
A treasure-chest of information! My father started subscribing to MM in about 1923, and we picked up again in 1957. Sadly, he died just a couple of months after MM stopped in 1972. I got interested again in 1978; I still enjoy father's Meccano, Hornby trains, catalogues etc, and I add a few bits to the collection now & again. So this website is a great reference source - thank you very much indeed.

Added: August 11, 2016

Submitted by
Name: David Thompson
From: Preston UK
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Comments:
Factual, interesting, and compelling to the enthusiast, what a lot of effort and a could not be beaten record of the ephemera of the Meccano factory. Just now checking my collection against the definitive list.

Well done and much appreciated.

Added: May 20, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Tony Nicholson
From: Kiti Cyprus
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Comments:
Congratulations, what a brilliant site. The amount of information is staggering. Many thanks Tony.

Added: March 29, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Ian MacDonald
From: Pointe-Claire, Québec
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Comments:
A most impressive site - what a massive job that must have been. Meccano Magazine was a great "general interest" publication. I wasn't much of a Meccano user, but devoured most of each issue of the magazine from the late 1940's to about 1957. It's too bad that there isn't a similar broadly oriented magazine for today's young people. Am trying to decide what to do with my hard copies; it seems there is no real shortage of them, and the availability of DVDs containing the whole lot, suggests to me that the cost of posting a batch of magazines is probably not worth it!

Added: February 23, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Rob Bridgewater
From: Solihull
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Comments:
What a great site. Was brought up on Meccano an Hornby double by my father in the 50's and 60's.
I will find this site very useful.

Added: January 21, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Max Ferranti
From: Near Florence - Italy
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Comments:
I discovered your site just recently, what a usefull amount of information I have missed ! A very good job for the the benefit of all the Meccano enthusiasts, many thanks Tim

Added: January 18, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Ivor Ellard
From: Chelmsford Essex
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Comments:
Golly, you deserve one of those golden spanners they hand out,
it is less effort for me to sit scrolling on the Mac here than to go up to the. loft to get the actual magazines.
Well Done.
Ivor Ellard

Added: January 5, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Gordon Purdue
From: Cranleigh, Surrey
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Comments:
When I found the Meccano engineering site, I thought how informative it is. As I am retired I am in the process of redrawing all the parts listed and bringing them up to date by metricating them.

I still have my large Meccano collection, but as I have recently moved I, at the moment cannot find my nuts, bolts & washers,However I am confident they will turn up somewhere. When they turn up then I will be building in earnest.

Added: December 9, 2015