The HBAC Group takes great pride in the restored antique cash registers offered here for sale. These machines are not reproductions, they are antique cash registers made before 1915. All of these cash registers are completely restored. Please refer to our restoration page to see what entails a full restoration of the antique cash registers we have for sale. Some of the registers are offered for sale with an “Amount Purchased” sign or a customized glass sign. The glass sign can be customized to display whatever you may desire, including, but not limited to, a company logo or a family name. Should you have any questions, or wish to see other views of these cash registers, do not hesitate to contact us at info@hbacgroup.com , or give us a call at 607-792-3343.
Unless otherwise specified, all of the restored cash registers are sold with a “new” top sign. The restoration process that each of these registers have gone through may have also necessitated the use of some other new parts.
Prices do not include crating and shipping; however this service is available by us. The cost of shipping is usually quite reasonable, and arrangements can be made for pick up at our shop if desired. All of our registers are sold with a brief overview on how to operate the register, as well as all of the keys for the locks.
At any given time, The HBAC Group has a working inventory of over 200 cash registers. However, since our product is an antique, our inventory is subject to what we can locate and purchase, and is therefore constantly changing. We attempt to keep a good selection of restored cash registers in stock and ready for sale, but since customer restoration work and parts sales take first priority, our inventory of restored machines is sometimes quite meager. If a particular type or style of register has piqued your interest, but you don’t see it displayed, please contact us and we will make every effort to locate “just the right register for you.”
This model 349 in nickel plate has three "special" keys for 1/2 Pint, Pint and Quart. It has a mechanism to keep track of how many of each were sold by that particular tavern. PRICE: $2,500 with an "Amount Purchased" sign or $2,700 with a customized glass sign.
This Model 332 is a beautiful all red brass machine. This register was also made between 1909 and 1915. Although the mid-size 300 class is not particularly rare, it is one of the most beautiful machines to be found at a very affordable price. This register was considered the workhorse of the brass cash register era, most commonly found in the "ma and pa" stores. This register has a price of $2,200 with an "Amount Purchased" sign or $2,400 with a customized glass sign.
The Model 313 is the most available of the small candy-store or barbershop size registers. This register is featured in what some customers call bronze or red brass. They measure only 10" wide and 17" deep. They were produced from 1908 until 1915. This register has a price of $2,400 with an "Amount Purchased" sign or $2,600 with a customized glass sign.
The Model 313 is the most available of the small candy-store or barbershop size registers. This register is featured in what some customers call bronze or red brass. They measure only 10" wide and 17" deep. They were produced from 1908 until 1915. This register has a price of $2,400 with an "Amount Purchased" sign or $2,600 with a customized glass sign. The solid oak stand pictured is also available for sale for $1,000.
The model 130 is a 15-key total adder in the Art Nouveau design. The model 130 has a unique operating mechanism, completely different from the more popular model 313. PRICE: $2,500