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The Model 21 is
an early cast iron machine in the ionic pattern. This particular
model has short key arms and a snub till. This is a very scarce
cash register, and is definitely an asset to any collection.
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(Marrone
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Most collectors would agree
that "Wood is Wonderful." This Model 3 in the clamshell pattern is
a fine example of a "woody." |
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(Artemus W. Ham
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One of the
earliest brass registers, this Model 2 is in the very unusual wide
scroll pattern. This is a stunning red brass 25-key register with
a 5-cent ring-up. One of the things that makes this wide scroll machine
unusual is that the entire case is in the wide scroll pattern. It
is more common to see a mix of wide scroll and narrow scroll pieces on
the same machine. Notice the very unusual drawer pull. The
owner of this register is in need of a peg base glass sign.
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(Artemus W. Ham
III collection) |
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This is a red
brass Model 5 in the fine scroll pattern. It has a narrow top,
which makes this register particularly beautiful. Truly an asset
to anyone's collection. |
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(Albertelli collection) |
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There is always
room for a floor model in anyone's home. There are so many drawers
that you can always find something to collect in a floor model.
This particular floor model has a smaller, narrower base with a
personalized front plate, making it particularly
desirable. |
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(Artemus W. Ham
III collection) |
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