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Posted 2 years ago
cstoops
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I know very little about this cash register. It does say it is a national cash register made in Dayton, Ohio and I do know the serial number is 4848022. I have spent alot of time trying to find one that looks anything like this and have had no luck. It has a plug in so I know its not as nice or old. I know the bottom part and drawer is original because the serial number and model number match on both the bottom of the drawer and the front of the register. I kinda think the top part is not original, but i really have no idea. It does turn on and works good enough to open the door. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Cash RegistersThe first cash register was patented in 1879 by a Dayton, Ohio saloonkeeper…