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Posted 2 years ago
youngblood
(51 items)
Picked this 1088-95 (IForget) model up last year while looking at some bicycles for sale. It was jammed up and the drawer wouldn't close & I took a chance on it. (HEAVY...VERY) I got it home and removed the drawer and reset the machine & it works like a charm. On the Bottom of the drawer it reads...
Jan. 11th 1946 'in service date" at I.H. Crews Dept. store in Winston Salem NC.
I didn't know until recently that the white porcelin stone was to "Tap" the coins against to check to see if they were real......"No wooden Nickles" !!!
Cash RegistersThe first cash register was patented in 1879 by a Dayton, Ohio saloonkeeper…
Thanks tomm1002!
Thanks Officialfuel, & OddCollector for the Loves !!