General Store Cash Register by Tender Leaf Toys

Tender Leaf Toys General Store Cash Register

$74.99
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General Store Cash Register by Tender Leaf Toys
Tender Leaf Toys

Tender Leaf Toys General Store Cash Register

$74.99
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Ring up the groceries and play shopkeeper with a wooden cash register of your own.
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Product details
There's more to this little cash register than pressing colourful buttons. Turn the knob to change the price displayed in the window, slide a payment card along its groove, insert a printed receipt and open the drawer for wooden coins and paper notes. A separate scanner completes the checkout process. It makes a particularly good companion to the Tender Leaf General Store, but works just as well on any homemade shop counter.
Specifications

Materials: Rubberwood and plywood

Country of origin: Designed in the United Kingdom and made in Indonesia.

Dimensions: 22 × 15 × 13.8 cm

Suitable for: Indoor

Weight: 1.2 kg

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth; for deeper cleaning use a 1:1 water-and-white-vinegar solution. Never soak or immerse; dry immediately.
Safety

Recommended age: 3 years+

Recommended from 3 years. Adult assembly is required; place the furniture on a stable indoor floor and do not allow children to climb, stand or sit on it. Doors, drawers and hinged parts can trap fingers, so supervise use. Small figures, food and accessories are choking hazards for children under 3. Wipe with a damp cloth; never soak or place near direct heat.

Shipping & returns
Enjoy $11.95 flat-rate shipping Australia-wide, or free shipping on orders over $199. Changed your mind? We offer 30-day returns on eligible items. Choose a refund to your original payment method or receive 5% extra in store credit. Return postage is at your expense. See our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Exchanges pages for full details.

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