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McCaskey Cash Drawer | Office Antiques612 of 737 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
TomR
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I found a McCaskey Cash Drawer. Was this an under counter model or is it missing the cash register that would have set on top? It's in rough condition missing one bill drawer as well. Can anybody help me out with a little information and value?
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It originally had this on top http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-McCaskey-Cash-Register-Oak-Frame-c-1920-/140415100647?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b16466e7#ht_8209wt_1025
Even without it I think it's a really cool piece.
Here is another http://www.icollect247.com/itempage.php?uniqueid=36399
Thanks, that helps. Tom
Have an excellent condition one only with a copper name plate on front. Also different is a patent date on March 5, 1816 and it has a lock/key in addition. Seeking info as this appears to be on older model. Thank you - Daryl