US EditionReno’s last antique store: For 50 years, Doug Schuster has found treasures—and friends—amid the detritus of history
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Reno’s last antique store: For 50 years, Doug Schuster has found treasures—and friends—amid the detritus of history
If a wormhole in time vacuumed up everyday objects used by people during the last 150 years and deposited them, willy-nilly, inside a two-story house in Reno, the result would be Reno Antiques. Carpentry tools, frying pans, cooking utensils, hand-cranked meat grinders and piles of iron wrenches that may have been last used to repair a Model T Ford vie for space on the first floor. Stacks of casino ashtrays, poker chips, decades-old Reno souvenir…
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