After World War I with a scarcity of resources and the desire to reduce production costs cash registers took on a more functional appearance.
William Anderson [] was born at Port Macquarie and after completing his education learnt butchering whilst working for Messrs McInherney Bros. By , Anderson and Ross were the only commercial butchers in Port Macquarie. William Anderson established Anderson and Sons in with his sons Neville, Vernon, Ian and Lance, who all worked in the business at one time or another. The scale was reported to have 2 faces one indicating the weight by an index finger and the other the cost of the weight.
It was believed to be the only computing scale of its type in the district and enabled Anderson to watch the weights and measures and his customers the pounds, shillings and pence they were spending. It is highly likely that this cash register was installed at the same time. A cash register of this type and size suggests that William Anderson established sophisticated and progressive business practices when he opened his first butcher shop.
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Oelman becomes Chairman of the Board. The NCR Century series is introduced. National Cash Register, Model 4D-1 Description This machine has four wooden drawers arranged in a single column in a wooden case.
The register, in a brown metal case, sits atop the drawers. It has four columns of digit keys red for dollars, black for cents, with a red five-cent key. Right of these is a column with keys marked A, B, D, E. Right of these is a lever now broken, a motor bar, and a section for the paper tape. The indicators are above the keys. The machine is electric. It has serial number and model number 4D National Cash Register, Eight-Drawer Description This machine has eight wooden cash drawers arranged in two columns of four.
Atop them is the register, which has four columns of keys for numbers red for dolars and tens of dollars, white for cents and tens of cents, and a red 5-cent key. Right of the letter keys is a column of keyholes, several of which have keys in them.
A lever is set on the operation to be carried out and a motor bar controls the motor. A paper tape is on the left and indicator numbers are at the top. The machine has both an electric cord and a crank. The machine was used at Lansburgh department store in downtown Washington, D.
National Cash Register, Eight-Drawer Description This machine has eight cash drawers, arranged in two columns of four drawers each. The register, with its brown metal case, sits atop these. It has four columns of digit keys red for dollars, white for cents, and a red 5-cent key.
Right of these is a lever which can be set at the desired operation, and a motor bar. The machine also has an operating handle. The paper tape is on the left and the glass-covered indicators are at the top. The machine has serial number It also is marked: X 4 RS-8C. This cash register was used at the Lansburgh department store in downtown Washington, D.
National Cash Register, Eight-Drawer Description This machine has a metal case painted brown, and sits on top of eight cash drawers arranged in two columns of four drawers. A keyhole is right of each of the lettered keys. Right of these is a lever for setting the operation to be carried out and the motor bar. Left of the keyboard are registers marked with the same letters as those in the column of lettered keys.
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