Oh, no, Jim. You’re not going to force me to get all nostalgic about those bygone train displays. Like the ones Dayton’s would set up in the lobby area in front of its mall store in Rochester, MN, in the 1970s. Or the window displays at Manhattan department stores that I got to see all too infrequently during that same era. Or even the American Flyer display a local Ace Hardware set up annually until about a decade ago.
Geez, Jim, now you’ve done it. I’m all nostalgic.
