A proper way to describe the machine in the photograph is as a Class Cash Register, Model or Type Another way to possibly learn more about your cash register is to check the bottom of the drawer. Without a catalog it is sometimes hard to decipher the specific models of the coding. The second digit, usually refers to cabinet size or the company of adders or models in a machine. For example, the register in the photograph is a The first digit refers to the Class number, in this case it would be a Class register.

The Model number mentioned above tells what type of machine the cash register is. The serial number of the machine in the photograph falls between 312, and 324, which means it was made in Unfortunately, when NCR rebuilt a machine they would remove the old serial number making it very hard to determine when the machine was originally built. On this machine, the serial number is the top number? The bottom number,, is the model number that describes the register. Click on either photo for a larger image. Photo B shows a close up of the serial number plate. The red model in Photo A indicates where this serial number plate is usually found on a brass register. On most subsidiaries, this number is located on a small plate located just below the indicators on the front of the machine. We share the amazing models of how Dayton changed the world! The first step is determining the serial number of your machine. Carillon Historical Park is a acre open-air history museum that serves as the main company for Dayton History.

National cash register models