In four separate sections of the kiosk, where guests pick up ketchup, honey mustard, forks, knives and napkins, stands a glimpse into the world of a child’s wartime collection. Toy cannons, soldier figurines, promotional cards, postcards, books, airplanes, ration books and even a few satirized Nazi figures fill the displays. Most of us grew up with G.I. Joe action figures in our toy boxes, but the child who amassed these objects lived a very different life, and one worthy to be kept in the World War II conversation presented along this stretch of Sunset Boulevard.
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