Cash Registers

An original Lamson coin changer , pat'd July 7 1891. The cast iron changer has the original nickel plate that has been polished. The mechanism has been fully dis-assembed, cleaned and restored in a condition better than the day it was first manufactured...

Original Dodge Cash Register, circa 1900's, manufactured in Los Angeles, Ca. The cash drawer measures 14" high by 12" deep by 10" wide. When the lid is pulled up the cash drawer opens and the quote on the block in the top window rotates from "Thank...

A Stafsine Cash Drawer, circa 1900's, manufactured in London, England. The cashier would write down each sale on a paper slip and the time could be noted by pressing on a lever on the right. The exterior case is constructed of solid quarter-sawn oak...

The Monitor, circa 1900, is constructed of solid quarter-sawn oak with beautiful ornate details on the drawer front and sides. The cash drawer is activated by inserting a metal tab of the correct denomination of sale. A bell rang and the register stored...

A National Cash Register pin receipt holder, circa 1890. The pin holder has been chrome plated. It measures 3 1/2" in diameter and 6" tall Marked 43B on the base Business since 1979

An English Garrett gold coin changer, circa 1880, measures 12" tall by 9" wide by 6" deep. The gold shilling, upon depositing, would trip a lever releasing a small drawer. A brass cup, with the silver currency, could be removed from the silver drawer...