National Cash Register co model 422X cash register

Made:
circa 1910 in Dayton
manufacturer:
NCR Corporation
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Cash register, National model 422X
Science Museum Group Collection
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Cash register, National model 422X
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Cash register, National model 422X
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Cash register, National model 422X
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

National Cash Register co model 422X cash register, mechanical with paper receipt printer, serial no. 1520476

In 1879, the American bar owner James Ritty invented the cash register. He hoped his invention would thwart his employee's attempts at pocketing money - his first model was called 'Ritty's Incorruptible Cashier'.

Ritty sold his company, cash register and patents in 1881 and a new company was established - the National Manufacturing Company. In 1884, the company was renamed the National Cash Register Company, maker of the first mechanical cash registers, and their first offices were based in Dayton, Ohio. The National Cash Register Company (NCR) dominated the production and sale of cash registers around the world. NCR cash registers were very widespread after the First World War and have continued to operate into the twenty-first century as NCR.

This hand-crank operated machine, made by that company, features a printer that produced paper receipts.

Details

Category:
Cash Registers
Object Number:
1988-184
type:
cash registers
credit:
Sotheby's (Chester)