We can't go through Spooner, Wisconsin without making a stop at Poor Richard's Antiques. We've been stopping there for over thirty years. I notice that there is a "for sale" on the whole property. Perhaps it will soon be gone. They used to be in a house in the city and a nearby shed but soon outgrew that.
How to describe this place? Eclectic? Unusual? I picked up a 1919 issue of Railroad Telegrapher on this stop. Take a look at the wooden runabout and the International truck in the front yard.
One specialty of Poor Richard's is the old outboard motor. These models, kept indoors, appear to be real classics.
But don't overlook the "newer" models out in the yard.
And, at the checkout counter, they have an old NCR cash register. Not as great a model as the one in Hico, Texas, but it is is good condition and they actually use it.
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