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My family has been in the cash register business for over 90 years. My grandfather was a repair man for the National Cash Register Company in the early 1900's. After leaving NCR in 1920, he founded The Harlem Cash Register Company located on West 125th Street in New York City. In 1929, my father became his partner. Together their business prospered for the next 40 years. As a young boy, I went to work in my dad's store and was always drawn to the old Brassies (as they were called back in the day) that were still repaired by their expert hands. My father taught me how to repair, restore and appreciate the fine quality of these machines. He showed me the unsurpassed quality of these machines and their beauty when properly restored. Tools and parts passed on to me by my father are priceless additions to the skills my father taught me. |
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