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Title |
Ohashi Cash Register |
Object # |
2008.2.16.1 A-F |
Object Name |
Register, Cash |
Date |
1907, July 26 |
Artist |
National Cash Register |
Description |
National Brand Cash Register Model #: 52 1/4 (aka extended-base candy store register) Serial #: 580913 Bronze finish with the Dolphin Pattern Created 7-26-1907 for "Fujita Yamanoto & Kuramoto - Ketchikan Alaska" The register was used at the Ohashi's store on Stedman Street ------------------- Label on underside of drawer: "This Register Built For } Fujita Yamanoto & Kuramoto - Ketchikan Alaska Sold By E H Epperson Seattle Wash Size Finish Number } 46377 - #52 ¼ C Std - 580913 - WSL - C This register has this day been thoroughly tested and inspected, and is mechanically correct. Should the register get out of order, from ordinary use, any time within two years from date of shipment, we will repair it FREE OF CHARGE, providing you send it to our factory, or nearest agency having a repairman capable of making such repairs, transportation charges both ways on same to be paid by you. However, should you desire the services of our mechanic at your place of business instead of sending the register to our office or factory, you agree to pay cost of said mechanic's journey to and from your place of business. Provided, also: 1. That no alterations or additions are made to the machine except by us or our authorized representatives. 2. That the register shall remain the property of the original purchaser. 3. That such supplies of paper, ink, etc., as may be necessary for the successful operation of the register, shall be purchased from this Company, thus insuring a proper quality, which can always be purchased from us at very low prices. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A. By John A Patterson President" A. Register B. Sign C. Drawer D. Spare part E. Spare part F. Paper |
Provenance |
Given to the museum by Neil Ohashi after his sister's death, once the family decided to sell the Ohashi building. The register was used in the family's business on Stedman Street. Note: 1906 Ketchikan census records lists a population of 28 Japanese in town, including: Thomas Fugita, 25 male Mike Yamamato, 32 male George Ohashi, 35 male |
Material |
Metal/Marble/Wood |
Dimensions |
H-16.75 W-17.25 D-16 inches |
Dimension Details |
Associated with the accession: five keys and a reproduction top sign with two screws. A. Register: 17" H x 17" W x 15.625" D B. Sign: 9.875" W x 4" H x 0.625" D C. Drawer: 13.75" D x 14.75" W x 3" H D. Spare part: 2.375" L x 0.75" W x 1" H E. Spare part: 2" L x 0.5" W x 0.125" D F. Paper: 3" L x 5" W |
People |
Ohashi, George Ohashi, Hope Ohashi, Paul Ohashi, Neil Ohashi, Robert Ohashi, Komatsu Ohashi, Mary Ohashi, Mrs. G. Ohashi, Waka Ichi Buck |
Search Terms |
Business Machines Business Office Equipment Money Merchandising Ohashi's Soda Fountain Store |
Relation |
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Credit line |
Ketchikan Museums, KM 2008.2.16.1 A-F |