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National model 5 1/2 (inv 108-2)

Serial number: 335803
Built on July 11, 1903
Cabinet style; Fleur-de-leis
Finish; solid bronze

This register is very unique. It has a personalized lid name plate "Crystal Maze". The model "5 1/2" is very early in the national line. When I received this machine it had been painted many times. I glass beaded it & came out a nice pink color. I could have continued by polishing it but decided that it looked great this way & I clear coated it.

I cleaned & repaired the rest of the machine, including repainting & lettering the indicator plus refinishing the base & drawer. It has the original deliver label underneath the drawer. It has glass key checks but the .05 & .10 are cracked. They still cleaned up nice. I'm offering it in what I think is grade 2 condition but If you buy it & want to pay to have the restoration completed, I can do it.

Grade 2
Measurements; 16 Deep by 10 wide by 17 high
Weight; 60 pounds

Price; $1800

National model 30 (inv 94-1)

Serial number 187010
Date; 1899
Cabinet style: Fine scroll
Finish; Solid bronze

The model 30 is the candy store size of the 33 principle design. This is a real early version with the scroll coin slab, It is exceedingly rare (1899). The 33 was Nationals first attempt to make a total adder machine.

When I received it, it had many coats of paint & didn't work. I was able to repair it using spare parts from a 33. I glass beaded it & clear coated the cabinet. It is not highly polished but shows real well. It has 12 keys with glass key checks but 4 of them are slightly cracked. They still look nice. I repainted & lettered the indicators & refinished the drawer. This is offered in grade 2 condition but if you buy it & want me to complete the restoration to grade "1" condition, I can do it.

Grade; 2
Measurements; 16" deep by 9" wide by 18" high
Weight; 62 pounds

Price; $2000.00

National model 30 (inv. 173)

Serial number; 283200
Built in 1902
Cabinet style; Fine scroll design
Finish; Solid bronze

This is also a model 30 which is the candy store model of the 33 principle. It is a slightly newer version as it has a marble coin slab instead of the metal slab. This machine also has 13 keys with all glass key checks. The 13 keys was an improvement. They moved the "No Sale" key to the right side & added a $2 key on the left side. The model 30 is really a rare machine. I have been fortunate to find 2 in my years of collecting.

This one is from my personal collection. It has been completely restored to grade "1" condition. It has a reproduction 3 hump top sign.

Grade "1" condition
Measurements; 16" deep by 9" wide by 22" high (with top sign)
weights; 65 pounds

Price; $3500.00

National model 50 1/4 (inv. 49)

Serial number; 569438
Built in 1907
Cabinet style; Dolphin design
Finish; Solid Bronze
Lid name plate; "P. H. O'Neil"

This is the first candy store version of the 35 principle register. This one is the Dolphin design & in 1908 it became the 313. This version had a few nicer things than most 313's. It has the larger corner caps, a nice drawer pull & a slightly different counter cover under the lid. This one has a great personalized name plate on the lid. Even if you aren't Irish, it has nice appeal. The 1/4 means that it has a printer. The printers were used mostly in barber shop applications.

It has been restored to grade "1" condition. It is highly polished & clear coated, the indicators have been painted & lettered, the key arms nickel plated, the checks & rings replaced, the drawer & base refinished,& all mechanical problems addressed. It is in great condition. I do not make the printers work perfectly as there are no parts available anymore, like ribbons, type wheels, etc. This doesn't mean that the printer was ignored on the restoration.

I am proud to offer this machine for your consideration.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 16" deep by 13" wide by 22" high (with sign)
Weight; 85 pounds

Price; $3000

National model "5"

Serial number; 264710
Built; 1901
Cabinet style; Fine Scroll
Finish; All bronze

The model "5" was introduced early in Nationals history. It is a "detail adder" meaning that it has an add wheel for each key & an over run wheel above it. It would add one to each wheel & after 30 rings it would add one to the upper wheel. Note; the wheels were labeled like .05, .10, .15 up to $1.50. You had to write down the number for each wheel & add them up to get your total. I know this sounds ridicules in modern time but for that era it was very progressive.

Anyway this machine has all of the nice features like a bronze coin slab, glass key checks, reproduction 3 hump top sign, red indicator flash & beautiful drawer front with National in script on the front with a drawer pull as part of the "N". It has been totally restored, highly polished & clear coated, the indicators have been painted & lettered, the base & drawer refinished, key arms nickel plated, It has glass key checks & the rings were replaced, the counter labels have been replaced & all mechanical issues have been repaired.

Grade; "1"
Measurements: 16" deep by 10" wide by 22" high with top sign.
Weight; 65 pounds

Price; $3500

National model "12" (INV 23)

Serial number; 392098
Date built; 1903
Cabinet style; Fine Scroll
Finish; Solid Bronze cabinet with solid Nickel Drawer front.

The model 12 is super rare & highly sought after. National started a series of nickel plated cast iron machine that ranged from the model "11" to the model "25". The cast iron machines didn't fare well in salty air & would rust. I don't know whether they had the foresight to build an all bronze machine right in the middle of this series because of this but non the less the model "12" is right in that range.

This one was originally nickel plated & after stripping the nickel off, everything but the drawer front was bronze. It has the early style metal coin slab, glass key check, bell stop screw on the left & an unusual reproduction 3 hump clock top sign with French lettering on the back. I know it is a reproduction but this is the only one that I have ever seen

It has been totally restored, highly polished & clear coated, key arm, locks, counter covers, S/N plate, etc. have all been nickel plated, the indication has been painted & lettered, base & drawer refinished & all mechanical problems solved.

This is another one from my personal collection.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 16" deep by 10" wide, by 22" high with top sign.
Weight; 70 pounds

Price; $4500

National 313 Special edition (inv # 313)

serial number; N/A Date built; 1984
Cabinet style; Dolphin pattern
Finish; Bronze

National cash register was started in 1884. On their Centineal year, 1984 they made a reproduction of their most popular brass cash register, the 313. It is a copy only but it looks great & if you stand back a few feet, you can't tell the differance. It dosn't have the workings insides but when you press the key, the drawer pops open & the correct amount is indicated. If you lift the lid there is a lockable jewelary box. It has a nice top sign & marble slab.

The one that I am offering is brand new, still in the box that has never been opened. I'm in a delima as to whether to unbox it to see if it is still in good shape. It should be in prestien condition. I'm going to offer it still in the box with the tape in place.

Measurments. 10' wide by 17" deep by 23" high
Weight; 60 pounds including box.

Price: $650

National "Cash register stand" (Inv 13-2 & 139-2)

Date built; New Reproduction
Finish; Nickel plated Cast Iron base with Oak top

National produced many assecories for the cash register. They made a stand to set the cash register on. This was a heavy cast iron nickel plated base with a steel 2 1/2 post & a nice oak top on it. You could set a small or even a large machine on it. The base was so heavy that it wouldn't tip over but it also had 3 holes in it so that you could screw it to a wooden floor.

I have seen a few originals but that was many years ago. This is an excellent reproduction of this stand. The top is sized for the smaller machine & is nice workmanship. I have seen a few of these that are pretty thin. I have 2 for sale & might be able to get 2 more. He dosn't entend to make anymore as it is too costly.

Measurements; 3' High, Base is 18" diamiter & weighs 25 pounds all by it's self, the top is 20 1/2" by 15 1/4".
Weight; total 42 pounds

Price; $650 each

National model 313 (inv 51-1)

Serial number 1022287
Built; 8-23-1911
Cabinet Style; Dolphin design
Finish; Solid Bronze

The 313 is the most popular register that National ever built. It has been restored, highly polished & clear coated, key arms & counter cover nickel plated, new key checks & rings, indicators have been painted & lettered, new marble, repro top sign & the base & drawer have been refinished.

It has the original delivery ticket under the drawer. The insides have also been rebuilt. I had to replace the key arms as the old ones were too pitted to use. The replacements are the same but a few of them operate a little hard. It still is a great display piece & can be used knowing the slight problem.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 17"deep by 11" wide by 23" high
Weight; 80 pounds

Price $2500

National Autographic register Model 20 (inv 221)

Serial number 1605201
Built; 10-19-1916
Cabinet style; Fleur-De-Leis
Finish; Nickel plated cast iron

National built a whole series of autographic registers meaning that it was a register that you had to write all of the items on a paper inside the machine. Some of them had drawers & bell just like the big registers.

This one did not have a drawer, It is nickel plated cast iron with 2 rolls of paper inside & a roll of carbon paper in a pocket located on the side. You would install a roll of paper on the front spindle & run it over the writing table & hook it on a take up spool in the front. Then you would pull a bit of the carbon paper over the table & you would put another roll on the second spool & run it over the table & out of the front slot, then close the lid. After writing down all of the items for that sale, you would wind the crank feeding the top paper out which you tore off for the customer & the lower paper would remain in the machine for your records. There was a third spindle for an extra roll of paper or double copies?

This cabinet is spectacularly ornate with holes in the design so that you could see the paper. It had great mechanical features that made the machine inoperable if you ran out of paper & a locked compartment so that no one could destroy your records.

It is in excellent original condition. They are rare & a nice size to display.

Grade 2
Measurements; 17" deep by 10" wide by 8" high
Weight; 14 pounds

Price; $900

National Autographic Cash Register model 20 (inv. 223)

Serial number; 962765
Date built; 1911
Cabinet style; Fleur-De-leis
Finish; Nickel plated cast iron
"Bowser Special"

National built a whole series of autographic registers meaning that it was a register that you had to write all of the items on a paper inside the machine. Some of them had drawers & bell just like the big registers.

This one did not have a drawer, It is nickel plated cast iron with 2 rolls of paper inside & a roll of carbon paper in a pocket located on the side. You would install a roll of paper on the front spindle & run it over the writing table & hook it on a take up spool in the front. Then you would pull a bit of the carbon paper over the table & you would put another roll on the second spool & run it over the table & out of the front slot, then close the lid. After writing down all of the items for that sale, you would wind the crank feeding the top paper out which you tore off for the customer & the lower paper would remain in the machine for your records. There was a third spindle for an extra roll of paper or double copies?

This cabinet is spectacularly ornate with holes in the design so that you could see the paper. It had great mechanical features that made the machine inoperable if you ran out of paper & a locked compartment so that no one could destroy your records.

This one must have been built for a customer with a large order as their name was cast into the front where the glass would go. It is not in the greatest of shape as it is rusty & the paper feed housing is cracked. It is 100 years old & a great collectors piece. It could be restored with a bit of work.

Grade "3"
Measurements;17" deep by 10" wide by 8" high
Weight; 14 pounds

Price; $600

Egry Autographic Cash Register (inv. 220)

Model N/A
S/N N/A
Cabinet style; Very Ornate
Finish; Nickel plated cast iron

Egry was a small company that also built an autographic register. As far as I know they never built a full size cash register. They did build these with drawers & large floor model book keeping cabinets. The same working principle applies as you have read for the National machines.

This one is a really small machine with absolutely fantastic details to it for it's size. Notice the locking chain for the lid. I have only found this one in many years. It could be cleaned up a bit with metal polish but it is a great find.

Grade "3"
Measurements; 10" wide by 13" deep by" 6" high
Weight;
13 pounds

Price; $350

National Autographic Cash Register Model 226 (inv. 237)

S/N 375512
Built in 1904
Cabinet style; Fleur-De-leis
Finish; Solid Bronze

National built a whole series of autographic registers meaning that it was a register that you had to write all of the items on a paper inside the machine. Some of them had drawers & bell just like the big registers.

This one did not have a drawer, It is solid bronze with 3 rolls of paper inside & a roll of carbon paper in a pocket located on the side. You would install a roll of paper on the front spindle & run it over the writing table & hook it on a take up spool in the front. Then you would pull a bit of the carbon paper over the table & you would put another roll on the second spool & run it over the table & out of the front slot, then close the lid. After writing down all of the items for that sale, you would wind the crank feeding the top paper out which you tore off for the customer & the lower paper would remain in the machine for your records. There was a third spindle for an extra roll of paper or double copies?

This one has been restored, highly polished & clear coated, knobs & locks nickel plated, new beveled glass & all paper spools.

Notice the detailed handle as well as the rest of the cabinet. It would look outstanding on display in your office or store. They are very hard to find.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 17" deep by 11" wide by 11" high
Weight; 23 pounds

Price; $1400

National Autographic Cash Register model 30 (Inv. 216)

S/N 1205861
Built in 1912
Cabinet style; Fleur-De-leis
Finish; Nickel plated over solid brass

National built a whole series of autographic registers meaning that it was a register that you had to write all of the items on a paper inside the machine. Some of them had drawers & bell just like the big registers.

This one did not have a drawer, It is nickel plated over solid brass with 3 rolls of paper inside & a roll of carbon paper in a pocket located on the side. You would install a roll of paper on the front spindle & run it over the writing table & hook it on a take up spool in the front. Then you would pull a bit of the carbon paper over the table & you would put another roll on the second spool & run it over the table & out of the front slot, then close the lid. After writing down all of the items for that sale, you would wind the crank feeding the top paper out which you tore off for the customer & the lower paper would remain in the machine for your records. There was a third spindle for an extra roll of paper or double copies?

This one has been restored,nickel plated & highly polished & clear coated, knobs & locks nickel plated, new beveled glass & all paper spools.

Notice the detailed handle as well as the rest of the cabinet. It would look outstanding on display in your office or store. They are very hard to find.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 17" deep by 11" wide by 11" high
Weight; 23 pounds

Price; $1500

National Autographic Cash Register model 40 (Inv. 222)

S/N 664090
Built in 1908
Cabinet style; Fleur-De-leis
Finish; Solid Bronze

National built a whole series of autographic registers meaning that it was a register that you had to write all of the items on a paper inside the machine. Some of them had drawers & bell just like the big registers.

This one did not have a drawer, It is solid bronze with 3 rolls of paper inside & a roll of carbon paper in a pocket located on the side. You would install a roll of paper on the front spindle & run it over the writing table & hook it on a take up spool in the front. Then you would pull a bit of the carbon paper over the table & you would put another roll on the second spool & run it over the table & out of the front slot, then close the lid. After writing down all of the items for that sale, you would wind the crank feeding the top paper out which you tore off for the customer & the lower paper would remain in the machine for your records. There was a third spindle for an extra roll of paper or double copies?

The model 40 is the largest size that I have ever seen plus this is the only one I have owned. This one has been restored, highly polished & clear coated, knobs & locks nickel plated, new glass & all paper spools.

Notice the detailed handle as well as the rest of the cabinet. It would look outstanding on display in your office or store. This one is really hard to find.

Grade "1"
Measurements; 17" deep by 14" wide by 11" high
Weight; 24 pounds

Price $1750

National Model 12 (Inventory # 103-3)

Serial number 584871
Built; 2-10-1908
Cabinet style; Fine Scroll
Finish; Bronze

The model 12 is an unusual machine. NCR was building a series of cheaper machines. From the # 11 to 24 with a nickel plated cast iron cabinet. There was a serious issue about the cast iron machines rusting around the sea shore. They built the model 12 with a premium bronze cabinet right in the middle of the cast iron series. They are highly prized & are a collectors dream. This one has been restored many years ago but still shows well. It has an original 3 hump top sign & operates well. It has the rare solid coin slab & top instead of glass. It also has the original bell stop screw that is usually missing.

Grade 2 or previously restored.
Weight; 62 pounds
16"D, 21" H, 10"W
Price; $1800

National model 317 (Inventory # 56)

Serial number S114522N
Factory rebuilt: 1917 ( originally built in 1914)
Cabinet style; Dolphin pattern
Finish; Yellow brass

The 317 is a register built for a "Barber shop". It rings up to $1.95 & has a printer on the right. This is an older restoration. It was originally nickel plated but it is expensive to re-plate in nickel. I replated some parts with the yellow brass to make it all match. It has some spotting to the finish but looks great. All items have been restored. This is a reproduction top sign.

Grade 2 or previously restored
12 1/2"W, 16 1/2" D, 21 1/2" H with top sign.
Weight 80 pounds.
$1750

National Ticket Box (Inv # 501)

Built in the early 1900's
6 1/4" H, 6 3/4" W, 6 3/4" D
Weight 6 1/2 pounds
Nickel plated over cast iron
Note; all 4 sides are cast iron.

In the late 1890's & the early 1900's NCR built these locking ticket boxes. They were used for charge slips, movie tickets & other buisness things. They normally had 2 sides in glass & 2 sides in cast iron. One side had the National logo in script cast into it & the other was sort of a rosset design.
This one had both glass sides broken & was very dirty. I took it apart to replace the glass but had extra cast panels so I made it all 4 sides cast panels, 2 with National & 2 with the rossetes. I clean it & most of the nickel came of but it came out a nice steel color.

Price $300
Shipping $10 by Prioity mail

National Model #35 (Inv # 102)

S/N 161823
Built: 1898
Cabinet style: Renaissance
Finish: Original nickel plated

This is a real early machine. Even without seeing the serial number, you can tell that it is early because it has the metal base, glass key checks & gold coin box.
It furtur has an original top sign. The cabinet was very dirty and I really scrubed it clean. It turned out great for a 111 year old machine. You may see some black marks on it but this was from people striking sulpur matches on it to see in the dark. Only one glass check was missing. I had to replace the "No Sale" key check with a plastic one. The indicators were really bad so I re-painted and lettered them. It was jammed when I got it but nothing serious, just a screw from the cabinet fell down inside. These old machine are real solid. It works great & smooth.

Grade: 3 (average)
Weight: 165 lbs
Measurements: 16 1/2 D, 22 W, with/Top sign 23 H
Price: $1,250

National model 52 (Inv # 160)

S/N 332173
Built: 5-12-1903
Cabinet design: Dolphin
Finish: Nickel / mixed color

This is an unusual machine. When NCR started making the model 52, they used a solid metal top on the drawer. It was fancy phigreed like the rest of the machine. They later changed it to three sides of marble or milk glass. I'm fairly sure that this was a cost reduction change but a nice presentation. Under the marble was a sheet of metal just as a suport.
In this case, I think they had a fancy top left over from before the change. They milled the top edges off of the design and delivered it with marble. When I received it, the marble was gone and it had been painted many times over. I glass beaded it and it looked nice and was unusual. I'm offering it unrestored and without the marble. We can put the marble on it for an additional $200.
Note: the hinge has been replaced and the marble arrows are included.

In addition to the wide metal base, it has glass key checks & a gold coin box. if it was restored the cost would be around $4K. It works good and would be a good conversation item.

Grade 3 (average)
Price: $1,400

National Model 129 (Inv # 244-2)

Serial Number: 459486
Built in: 8-24-1905
For: John C. Bechtle, Philadelphia, PA.
Cabinet Style: Art Nouveau
Finish: Nickel Plated

This machine has many great features. The Art Nouveau pattern is really attractive. It has an original top sign and a customer name plate on the lid. These 2 items are worth a lot by their selves. It has not been restored but is complete. It dose not operate smoothly but will work. If you want to restore a great find, this is it. The 130 is not an easy machine to find. I find about 20 313's for every 130. I will include my DVD set on "How to Repair & restore the 130" with this sale.

Grade #3
Weight: 60 lbs
Size: 20 " H, 15" D, 12" W

Price: $1,250

Hopkins & Robbins Changer

Serial number; N/A
Pattened: Nov. 20-1883
Manufactured in Louisville, Ky.

This is a farly rare machine. The company "Hopkins & Robbins" was located in Louisville, Ky. They built a changer and a cash register. This changer is really in great shape for it's age. It looks to be Mahogany wood and it has some very ornate carving and intricut patterns on the sides. The keys and coin plate are solid brass. The small drawer at the bottom was for storing the bills. It has an original key in the side. This is the first one that I have ever seen. It is all original. There issome minor wood broken on the underside of the lid. This dosn't affect the appearance. This is a great addition to any collection

Grade #2
Weight: 17 lbs
Size: 19" H, 15" W, 8" D

Price: $1,400

National Cash Register Model 442-E-L (Inv # 99)

Serial number 1322366
Date 1913
Cabinet design: Empire
Finish: Bronze with a mahogany wood drawer & base.

This is an exceptional 442 with the electric motor and originally had an electric lighted top sign. You can tell because it has the 4 foot pads to mount the sign and the hole in the top to transfer the electric through the case. Somewhere along the way, I guess the top sign was damaged or removed. I replaced it with a reproduction lighted top sign. I've clean & oiled the insides & rebuilt the motor. It runs well and looks great.

Grade: 3+ or better than average
Weight: 185 lbs
Size: 28 H, 17 D, 26 wide with the crank (21 w/o the crank)

Price: $2,250

National Cash Register Model 130 (Inv# 149)

Serial number: 297175
Date built:1902
Cabinet design: Bohemian
Finish: nickel plated over cast iron

In an effort to compete with so many companies that were building a really cheap case register, NCR introduced the 130 series in a cast iron cabinet. They still made a great design nick named the Bohemian cabinet style. They still had the small, medium and large ones. This is the small or candy store model. A good bit of the nickel has worn off but it's still in great shape. These are really hard to find and the informed collector is on the alert for them. I have re-painted the indicators and made all repairs. I was able to polish the cabinet with rubbing compound and added a reproduction top sign. It dose have some glass key checks. It looks and works great.

Grade 3 or average.
Weight: 55 lbs
Size: 16 H, 15 D, 12 W

Price $1,250

National Cash Register Model 35 (Inventory # 228)

National Cash Register Model 35
Inventory #228

Serial # 1427796

Built in 1914

Style: Autographic Register

Finish: Quarter swan oak with bronze fine scroll trim.

This is a small or half size autograph register. You wrote all of your items down and pulled the lever to open the drawer.

All of the trim has been polished & lacquored. The oak cabinet has been refinished.

It had secret code buttons that you could select to prevent someone from getting into the register. The buttons are there but someone cut off the end of the shaft. It still Operates fine but you don't have to press the buttons. It shows very little wear and will look great on display.

Grade 1 restored

Weight; 21 lbs

Size: 19 1/2" deep, 10" Wide, 11" High

Price: $600

Shipping available.

National Model 250 (Inventory # 163)

National Model 250
Serial # 562334
Date Built: 1907
Style: Fine Scroll
Finish: bronze with nickel drawer front.

This is a National 250. These were only built for two years, 1906 & 1907. The insides are almost the same as a 313 but there are plenty of 313's out there. This has been completely rebuilt inside and out. It is highly polished and lacquered for long lasting beauty. It was originally nickel plating. To polish it the nickel has to be removed. Under the nickel it was all bronze except for the drawer front and the back. The drawer front is solid nickel and the back is yellow brass. It is prohibitive to re-nickel a machine any more and the drawer front is original so I left it all the way it was. It really looks great the way it is

Grade 1
Weight 80
Size 16 1/2" D, 11" W, 21" H
Inventory # 163
Price $2,650

Model 47-2-2 (Inventory #217-2)

National Cash Register, Model 47-2-2
Serial # 2275492
Date Built: 1901
Style: Dolphin
Finish: All bronze

This is a real beauty. NCR's customers had a problem with 2 people using the same drawer. You couldn't tell who's fault it was if the drawer was short, so they built multi-drawer machines. This 2 drawer model was generally built for a bar application. It has a button on the right that can select the "B" drawer if you press it before you ring the sale. It has two counters that give separate totals for each drawer. It has 27 early glass key checks that ring up to $7.95 in 5 cent increments, plus a "No Sale" key.

The machine has the customers name on the lid, plus a clock on the left, 2 drawers, new marble all the way around and a re-manufactured wood base. The top sign is a reproduction, new glass, & key rings. It has been rebuilt inside and out. All flags re-painted, the cabinet has been highly polished & lacquered. The finish will last many years with only an occasional wipe down.

Grade 1
Weight 175
Size: 27 1/2" W, 16 3/4" D, 24" H W/Top Sign, 18 1/2" without Top Sign
Inventory # 217-2
Price: $3,750

Local pick up, delivery or shipping can be talked about.

Bombay Floor cabinet, 9 drawer (Inventory # 147-2)

Bombay Floor cabinet, 9 drawer.
Inventory # 147-2
Serial # N/A
Built: 1-9-1913
Finish; Tiger Oak with brass trim.

NCR built the model 400 & 500. A few with a multi-drawer floor cabinets. After the machines died, many people removed them and kept the cabinet because of it great furniture appeal. This one has 7 operator drawers and 2 file drawers plus a storage door. I have refinished the base & polished the letters on the front of the drawers. I also added the knobs & "National" in script on each side. This was on some machines but not others. The feet brass or boots have also been polished & lacquored. The top is worn but shows well after the refinish job. The back left corner was repaired years ago with nails. It will be a great base to display your prized register or other items. There is a delivery ticket under the top drawer; S/N 1217120, model # 572-7F, built 1-9-1913.

Grade 2
Weight 150 lbs
Size 45" H, 28" W, 21 1/2 D
Price $1800

Local pick up or we can discuss shipping.

National Model 323 (Inventory # 52)

Serial #732086
Date: Built in 1909
Nickel plated, Dolphin series

This is another great machine to own. It is the small candy store size with a wide base. It doesn't have the printer and is nice and symmetrical. It has original nickel and a repro top sign that matches well. The white drawer tops are original milk glass. It is rare to find none of these have broken over the years. Everything has been checked out and works fine.

Grade 2
Weight: 110 pounds
Inventory # 52
Price: $2,100

National Model 542-4-F (Inventory # 10)

Serial # 929312
Date Built: 1910
Bronze, Empire design
Extras: Mahogany floor cabinet, 4 money drawers with letters, 3 record drawers, large supply drawer, receipt supply reel, original top sign.
Grade 3 minus.
Note: The handle has been broken off. If doesn't affect the appearance of this machine, but it is being sold as is.
Restoration is available after purchase.
Weight: 500+ pounds
Price: $2,250

National Model 462-8-F (Inventory # 11)

Serial # 674022
Date Built: 1908
Bronze, Empire design
Grade 4 plus

Extras: The top sign pictured is NOT included. This model was built in England. If is very unusual because it has an all oak floor cabinet, 8 drawers with letters, the 400 with this many drawers are RARE, the marble has been replaced. It does need restoration and is sold as is.

Weight: 500+ pounds
Price: $1,500

National Model 50 1/4 (Inventory # 174)

National Model 50 1/4

Serial Number 540787

Date 1906

Grade 1

Nickel - Dolphin pattern

Inventory # 174

Price $2,200

The model 50 1/4 Dolphin machine was a true "Barber Shop" machine.It rang up to $1.95. It has a printer with a slot in the front. This was so that you could insert a ticket & get it validated. Usualy these were different colors so that each barber would have proof of how many haircuts he had done that day.This model precided the 317 & has many nicer features like larger end caps, fancy drawer pull, replacable center lid, etc. This has a new nickel plateing, new wood base & is a great restoration.

National Model 130 (Inventory # 47)

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National Model 130

with lid plaque, "John Johnson"

Serial Number 460107

Date: August 25, 1905

Bronze - Art Nouveau

Grade 1 (original top sign)
Inventory # 47

Price: $2,500

Another rare find.

National #3 (Inventory # 2)

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National # 3

Serial Number: 15931 (early)

Date 1890, burled mahogany with shell inlay

Reproduction top sign

Weight 175

W: 20" D: 16" H: 24"

Has bronze cast bill weights
Inventory # 2

Grade 1
Price: $3,900

National model 9 (Inventory # 6)

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National model 9

Serial Number: 140618

Date 1897, oak cabinet with ebony shell pattern inlay.

Reproduction top sign.

Weight approximatly 170.

W: 20" D: 16" H: 22"

Has bronze cast bill weights

Grade 2
Inventory # 6
Price $3,500

NCR 533-E-3-F (Inventory # 9)

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Brand: National Cash Register

Model: 533-E-3-F

Serial number: 1294008

Date 7-9-1913

Empire design

Nickel (original finish)

Original top sign "Cohn & Sons"
Inventory # 9

Price: $3,250

National Printer Maintainance Box

National Cash Register, Dayton Ohio

Printer Maintainance Box

Date early 1900"s

Size: 9" X 6" X 3"

Mahogany? with brass trim

Grade 1

These maintenance boxes were supplied with every crank style machine that had a printer. It contained tools, ink, oil and new electro plates. You could change the print that was printed on the receipt. Also you could ink and do basic services on your cash register. The wood has been refinished and the brass fittings polished and lacquered. Many original tools are included.

Price $200

St. Louis Model 38 (Inventory # 130)

St. Louis Cash Register

Model 38, White

Serial # 20913

Date: Unknown?

Size" 19 1/2" deep 11" wide 17" high

Weight" 46 pounds

Flat Metal cabinet, painted white.

Grade 2
Inventory # 130

This register is nick named "The Cheese Cutter" because of it's unusual way of operating. You move the brass lever around the dial to the amount you need and press down. It looks like a cheese slicer in the down positio and the action. It also has been reconditioned. A real different register.

Price $650

National Model 717 White (Inventory # 501)

National Cash Register, Dayton Ohio

Model 717

Serial # 2516635

Manufactured Date: 1926

Size: 17" deep 13" wide 17 1/2" high

Weight: 70 pounds

Cabinet: Flat metal, painted white.

Grade 2
Inventory # 501

This is an NCR flat metal cash register that was sold as the low end as compared to the brass cash register. It has been clean and oiled and works great. It has a bronze drawer front that I have added to it. Would look great on a ice cream bar.

Price $695