IS THAT MODEL 452?

What a hack job. Sandpaper on "rusted" NICKEL plating???

Nice effort, but you should have found out how to do things properly instead of just winging it like this. And now you’ve shown others how to mutilate their own machine by publishing this video. A Victrola VV-IV (which is absolutely NOT the entirely different Victor IV or “Victor the Fourth”) is an extremely common and low value machine, so nothing was really lost by destroying this one. But viewers should be cautious about using anything they see in this video.

Parabéns! Ótimo trabalho.

You may not know this but there is a reason for the piece of marble on the register. It was for tapping coins on to make sure they were not counterfeit. They sounded different than real coins. My mom was an Antique dealer when I was a kid(And yes she had a National register in her Antique store and used it) and told me that,

I wanted to see a receipt tho. 😠

My brother had a sky blue peddle car that was so much like this. We played with that car forever. I think you did an amazing job with the truck, especially considering all of the scratches and dents on the surface. Love your work!

The "nasa " is waiting for you

The technology must be changing?...but you are an artist forever...tank you for you work

buddy can you stop fucking picking the skin off your fingers? lol

Modern, electronic, slot machines are not rigged as you say. You claimed they are programmed to pay out a "precise" amount. They are no more "precise" than your mechanical one in this video. Both yours and modern ones have a RTP you can calculate. Due to the law of large numbers over the course of a ton of spins the actual RTP will approach to near equal the mathematical RTP on both type of machines.

Perhaps you sould take up wood working.

Cuando ves esas maquinas...no dejas de sorprenderte!!... cuanta sabiduria le ha dado Dios al ser humanos

Gracias por las ensenanzas bendiciones y buena salud

This is amazing noting now days will last 100 years it's beyond sad. I always felt like I was born in the wrong era

Wow, it is very much bigger than I thought

i had that very truck, i also came w 2 wooden ladders that went on the side racks. wow i never thought id ever see that type of toy ever again. thx for saving it.

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Thank you for the information on this amazing machine

Wow it’s so beautiful, my heart was in my mouth hoping you weren’t going to restore it too much

AC Tap Door County needs theirs done:) Absolutely stunning work, thank you for sharing.

Incredibly complex piece of machinery. Many years ago (1973) I worked at a little restaurant that had a register similar to this although not as complex (cheaper version?). Don’t know if it was as old.

Good!

Thx for the videos. I have a 1915 552 model that’s locked up. Any chance I could get some advice on how to free it up? Thank you

Isso não é um toca disco e um gramofone

Not bad. But is brilliant for this restore til machine. Hey, don't pick snack food without remove your gloves!

Take note this man ruined the value of this historic machine by “restoring” it the bronze should never have been sanded with sand paper. And cleaning anything you have to use proper cleaning solutions so you don’t wash away the historic value of the machine.

I remember the very first record. Alexander Graham Bell’s “Mr. Watson, Come Here (I want my MTv)” which was a #2 hit. 😛 $15 in 1927 $365 nearly a century later.

wish The Company would do this to all the cash registers i find instead of just eating them 🙄

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1938년 금점등록머신수리

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Это произведение искусства заслужило прекрасную старость в каком нибудь музее или тематическом парке - так как все работает.😊

That is the German Quality Produkt made in Germany🎉

Glad you shined her up looks good

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Aside from the top sign, I have this exact register. We've used it as a cash drawer for the last 53 years, and other than the reciept printer (which I've never tested), it all still works perfectly. My father did have to make a new drawer for it, when he bought it back then, but all the hardware was included, so it was just the woodworking, and since that's what we do.....

I have one like it.😊

I was hoping to see how the lights functioned in this machine? 🤔

Great Job, well Done

Damn that thing must be a real diamond in the rough. it's in such good condition for its age and it probably cost an arm and a leg to pay for it.

It’s really amazing some people had the knowledge, smarts and intelligence to build such a complicated machine back in the early 1900’s.

It's incredible how time flies, things have evolved a lot, but when love and dedication to restoration make a difference.

This is a work of ART!!!! So beautiful! So intelligent!

I would have loved to see how you polished the larger case panels. I have a 1902 class 95 that has never been restored, and is not rusty. I worked for NCR in the late 70's and was told never to crank the machine with any of the buttons pressed, because it would probably ball up. That being said I use it every day to put money in. I just turn the key lock on the side and turn the crank to open the drawer. It works fine for that.

Das ist voll cool 😊

awesome thanks

all for cash!

I think it would be neat to have little ceramic band figurines in front of the reproducer horn so it looks like THEY are playing the music! 😋

I think gramophones had cylinder ‘records’ didn’t they?