Underwood cash register (1990s)

In the 1990s, it became mandatory for retailers in Italy to have a cash register to record sales and issue receipts.

It was a huge business, and Olivetti introduced its own models. Underwood, which was already part of Olivetti, also introduced a range of cash registers.

Indeed, the cash registers were identical to Olivetti's, costing slightly less but with a less resonant name than Olivetti's. But Underwood also sold quite a few of them, as it also had a fairly extensive support network.

UMF in Italian means "Underwood Misuratore Fiscale", that is Underwood cash register.

Here there are some leaflets and documents. Other will come soon.

Underwood UMF 21
Underwood UMF 22/2
Underwood UMF 24
Underwood UMF 28/4
Underwood UMF 40