Wonderful working antique mechanical fare register, believed to date from the early 20th century, originally used in trolley, streetcar, or public transit operations to track passenger fares and tickets.
Features a large circular black dial with bold CASH, CASH FARES, TICKETS, and OUT lettering, mechanical number counters, glass-covered face, attractive copper-tone metal housing, and heavy cast-metal rear mechanism with original aged green paint.
Beautiful industrial design with authentic patina and wear consistent with age. An excellent display piece for railroad and trolley collectors, transportation historians, or anyone who appreciates antique mechanical equipment.
Condition: Displays well with age-related wear.
Wonderful working antique mechanical fare register, believed to date from the early 20th century, originally used in trolley, streetcar, or public transit operations to track passenger fares and tickets.
Features a large circular black dial with bold CASH, CASH FARES, TICKETS, and OUT lettering, mechanical number counters, glass-covered face, attractive copper-tone metal housing, and heavy cast-metal rear mechanism with original aged green paint.
Beautiful industrial design with authentic patina and wear consistent with age. An excellent display piece for railroad and trolley collectors, transportation historians, or anyone who appreciates antique mechanical equipment.
Condition: Displays well with age-related wear.
