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Mar
GLOVERSVILLE — The cash register on which James Keneston rings out his customers is an old National unit with a chromed back. Sale amounts are shown as black letters on white cards, which rise and fall, depending on the keys that are pressed.The cash register is not for sale, but its age, distinct look and continued utility, he feels, makes its usage appropriate inside his Pine Street Antique Gallery, open since 2009 at 176 North Pine St.“Where do you go when it comes to the guy that wants something with a little bit more of a draw to it?” he asked…