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Cash registers from the 19th century - 2 pcs.

2 bizarre cash registers from the 19th and early 20th century respectively.

They are made of heavy cast iron and are hand-painted.

Contemporary witnesses from the colonial era. End of 19th century, beginning of 20th century

Both have a built-in mechanism: the first figure can be turned by the ear, which raises the first open hand. This allows the previously placed coin to be "swallowed" and it falls into the cash box.

The same principle exists with the other figure, except that you have to lift your arm.

During the lifting, the eyes turn inwards so that they only appear white.

Price per piece.

Important: These may be objects that some people find offensive.

They are sold without any personal attribution of value. They are witnesses from a completely different time.

We ask for your understanding.

Quantity: 2
Mass: Height 18cm. Width 14cm.

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CHF 95.00 incl. shipping nationwide

5% Discount for self-collection. Discount is displayed in the shopping basket.

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