Early 20th Century National Cash Register Model No. 332

The National Cash Register Co. Dayton, Ohio. Serial Number: 1020887. Model No. 332

For more than 130 years, National Cash Register Company of Dayton, Ohio has helped companies better connect, interact and transact with customers. They are still in business today spearheading technologies that look much different than the antique cash register featured here. This register features an ornate brass frame which covers the still functioning interior mechanisms. The push-powered buttons are color coordinated by dollar or cent amount. When buttons are pressed and the lever is turned, the transaction amount to appears on both the cashier and customer sides with a classic “ding” sound to indicate a sale.

How cool is this? A fully functional one hundred year old brass cash register! At the turn of the 20th Century, National cash Registers could be found in storefronts across America, often in candy stores and barber shops. Today, these mechanical registers are finding a new audience as collectors vie for working machines. Can you imagine the comments and conversation from your friends and guests you will receive over this unique find as your centerpiece in your den, office, or bar area?

17.125in tall; 17.5in wide; 16.125in deep

Approximate Weight: 75 lbs.