Cash Registers Collection

Customers at the checkout counter of the Nottingham Co-Op supermarket. 1st May 1963

Director Gerald Thomas (left) and Producer Peter Rogers. 9th December 1964

Shoppers at the tills at Sainsburys supermarket in Trinity Street, Coventry. 25th July 1967 watscan - - 26/08/2010

Mr. John Leeman in his fish and chip shop in Doncaster. November 1969 Z12152-005

Shoppers at the tills at Sainsburys supermarket in Trinity Street, Coventry. 25th July 1967

Judy the chimp rings through the bill

Crowds of people have been trying to beat the budget with the proposed increase in alcohol prices. Our Picture Shows: Shoppers at Augustus Barnett wine shop in Holborn queuing to buy their alcohol

Checkout staff at the co-ops new discount store are gearing up for the rush

Tills, Woolworths store, 1956 (b / w photo)
XJF425675 Tills, Woolworths store, 1956 (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

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"Cash Registers: A Glimpse into the Past and Present Shopping Experience" Step back in time to the bustling checkout counters of Nottingham Co-Op supermarket on 1st May 1963, where customers eagerly awaited their turn to pay for their groceries. Trinity Street, Coventry was another hub of activity as shoppers lined up at Sainsburys supermarket's tills. The year was not specified, but it is clear that they have been an integral part of our shopping routine for decades. In a delightful twist, even Judy the chimp got in on the action as she skillfully rang through a bill. This charming anecdote reminds us that they were not limited to human operators alone. The proposed increase in budget had crowds scrambling to beat it, highlighting how cash registers play a role beyond mere convenience; they help us manage our finances and make informed purchasing decisions. Moving forward to November 1969, we find Mr. John Leeman expertly managing his fish and chip shop in Doncaster with the aid of a trusty cash register. These machines have long been essential tools for businesses across various industries. Director Gerald Thomas and Producer Peter Rogers are pictured together on December 9th, 1964 - perhaps discussing scenes involving cash registers from one of their iconic films? they have made appearances in countless movies over the years, adding authenticity to retail settings. Not only did cash registers serve local businesses like Mr. Leeman's chip shop or supermarkets like Sainsburys; they also played a crucial role in larger ventures such as Laker Airways founded by British airline entrepreneur Freddie Laker. These machines ensured smooth transactions amidst busy airport terminals. As we reflect on these snapshots from history, it becomes evident that they have stood the test of time. From small shops to major corporations, they continue to be vital tools for accurate accounting and efficient customer service today.