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Creator: St. Louis Cash Register Co.
1910s Rare "St. Louis" Cash Register Without Keys
By St. Louis Cash Register Co. 1
Located in New York, NY
This rare and unique cash register was made by the St. Louis Cash Register Company, which was formed in 1915 and later acquired by the McCaskey Register...
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1910s American Vintage St. Louis Cash Register Co. Furniture
Materials
Metal
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