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- Accounting Machines, Operator-Paced6
- Automatic Teller Machines (Atm)1092
- Bank Equipment and Supplies Manufacturers46
- Banking Machines51
- Betting Machines, Pari-Mutuel9
- Billing Machines45
- Calculating and Accounting Equipment105
- Calculating and Accounting Machines Manufacturers12
- Calculators, Hand-Held8
- Cash Drawers Manufacturers110
- Cash Registers and Supplies Manufacturers79
- Change Making Machines23
- Coin Counters12907
- Point of Sales Systems Manufacturers884
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