Reviving the Ring

Restoration Project

They say they don’t build things like they used to, and after more than a century, these National Cash Registers prove it.

We’re kicking off our latest project:
a full mechanical restoration and digital conversion of two Brass Era icons.

On the bench:

~1912 NCR Model 332 (G Finish)
A late brass-era build—structured, reliable, made for a growing retail world.
~1908–1912 NCR Stylized No. 8 (1054 G Finish)
Earlier, heavier in craft—ornate, sculpted, and built when form followed the maker.

These aren’t display pieces.
They’re meant to run.

We’re bringing the internals back, gears, linkages, and bells restored to run the way they were meant to.

Then comes the change.

Modern systems, integrated beneath the surface, turning them into fully functional Point of Sale systems without stripping away what makes them what they are.

One will anchor the storefront. The other will travel with us.

A bridge between century-old mechanics and modern commerce.

Where every transaction at Wyndrunner Farm begins with history in motion.

Follow along as we turn over 250 lbs of cast iron and brass into something that shouldn’t exist, but does.