This unusual, custom antique cash register was manufactured around 1908 by the National Cash Register Co, in Dayton, Ohio. It was purchased and used by the Pueblo-Star Newspaper in Pueblo, CO as their subscription register up until the very late 1950s. It is a No. 35 Principle, two drawer, two counter machine with a register tape. It has 27/28 keys, a red brass case done in the Dolphin pattern, as well as its original flag. The item measures 27" high, 23 1/2" wide, 16" deep, and weighs between 50-75 lbs. This item is in good, working condition. Again, the flag is original but there are currently no keys and the front lock has been drilled out. The brass case, marble rest, and wood plinth are in fair condition, with some noticeable signs of wear on both. Please consult all images and message with any questions.
 
Item code: HKR, kg19