1955 National Cash Register Model 1090

[@DaveInBridport]

Considering it's not even an adding machine, the internal workings are impressive!

[@patrickguidry4947]

I have one right now

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

I would so love one of these for my antique cash register collection! This is a nice register in love man!

[@rayheatonjr7048]

I have one like this for sale in Ft.Lauderdale florida . was in a bowling alley from 1955-1995, then stored in air conditioned houe for 25 years.

[@jankotze1959]

Beautiful piece of antique Dan, it is basically to good to restore, it will make a great present

[@MrDanoconnor]

Thanks Jan, I Love things like this. A thousand parts, togeather to do one task! Simply Amazing Mechanical Genius.

[@dylanlepert232]

This cash register is even older than you think probably 1945

[@MrDanoconnor]

Thank You for checking it out. I know that the Same Model was used for Decades. Very Hard to tell for sure when this exact one was made. The Bottom of the Drawer says 1955 but that may of been changed, Works Perfect.

[@CT-Wrecker]

This is so funny, I have the exact same, 1940 model #1090! :)

[@patrickguidry4947]

I got the keys to mine

[@benscoles5085]

back in the days when you had to KNOW what you were doing. how to count change back, and smile at the same time. Great Find. I hope she does not put this in the kitchen so you have to pay for breakfast...

[@MrDanoconnor]

Good Point! This Register ONLY Prints the TOTAL SALE PRICE... The Cashier had to add all the items up and and the Tax on a Pad, then enter the TOTAL into the Register! OLD SCHOOL ARITHMATIC! They'd Never be able to handle it today. It's a Amazing piece of History and you had to be a Mechanical Genius to make something like this and also had to Fix it.I really Lucked Out, It works Perfect!