Brass National Cash Registers

Links of Interest: www.brasscashregister.net  Dick & Joan's Antiques specializing in registers www.crcci.org  Cash Registers Collectors Club of America   Member   Cash Register Collectors Club

If you send me some e-mail I can give you some tips or a quick estimate on your brass or wooden machine. Please remember I do not know much about later style registers.

I need to know Model#, Serial#, finish, special features (top sign?), condition of case, drawer and operation, plus information from label under drawer etc.
OR (preferred) if you want the full Monte.. I can do a more formal appraisal including

1. a complete description of what you have,
2. insurance (replacement value), and what you could expect to sell it for.
3. Plus some tips on the options for selling and the pro's and con's of each.
4. I will reply via email with an attached Microsoft Word file with your photo included. Unless you specify another format.
5. Usually I can reply within two weeks. OR (much faster) I can do a telephone appraisal and call you and tell you about your register and answer your questions .
6. I will need photos (jpg format) of overall front, side, back and with lid and drawer open.

I will charge a nominal service fee of $20. Please use PayPal service to send payment.
We can do business via US Post Office (snail mail) if you wish or need to send regular photos. All Checks must include your email address for proper credit.

The best reference books on National Cash Registers are The Incorruptible Cashier Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (Vol. 2 is best for new collectors) by Richard L. Crandall and the late Sam Robins. They should be available to order through your local antique shop's book section. They are expensive books ($40) and very hard to find (out of print).

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