"YORK" Cast Iron Gas Range/Stove Bank. Back marked

Antique Cast Iron Pig Bank. Marked on back Pig Iron as shown in photo. Original paint and patina with wear and rust as shown in photos. 7 inches tall x 2 ¼ square base

Three still banks, includes cast iron Billiken bank, marked on back "Patent No. 39603, Good Luck", 4 1/2" high, cast iron standing lion, retains very little gilt, 5 1/4" high, and a painted tin safe b

Ksyer & Rex cold painted cast iron Mechanical Bank Organ's Bank, an early example. Monkey, cat and dog to the top. Back marked Pat June 18 1882. When the lever is turned, the dog and cat rotate and th

Early 20th c. English Cast Iron Cathedral Form Bank, attributed to Sydenham & McOustra, with gold highlights, back marked "Rd. 502035", 6 3/8" high, 3 1/2" x 1 5/8". Paint losses.

Vintage Native American Indian Chief Cast Iron Bank. Indian Head National Bank marked on back as shown in photo. Original patina with light wear normal from age. Great quality and detail. 6 7/8 inches

in original bronze and gold painted finish with horses head, shoe, crop, hunting horn and fox, back marked "RD.624697", 2 x 4 x 4 1/2" high.

Antique turn of the century cast iron "Presto" bank. This bank stands 4 1/2" tall. It is painted red and gold. The back is marked "Pat Apd" *notes- rusting on bottom. Some wear to paint.

vintage cast Iron Indian Bank - marked Cooperstown NY on back, measures about 6 1/4 inches tall

Tammany Mechanical Bank 1873 - back of chair marked Pat'd Dec. 23 1873, 5 1/2" H. Good condition, original coin trap, working.

American, late 19th century. A Kyser & Rex cast iron bank of a boy stealing a watermelon, marked 133 on back. Push lever on side of dog house, causing dog to slide out while boy's arm moves to steal w

One is a Ransvaal money box with pipe, marked on the back "By Permission of Proprietors of the Westminster Gazelle Newspaper". There are two Popeyes, a large and a small, an Amos n' Andy figure and a

8" x 3 3/4" Wonderful cast iron reproduction route 66 gas pump attendant coin bank doll. As you can see this coin bank looks like an original! The back appears to say D.M LEE Co 1949 "possible 1943" P

8" x 3 3/4" Wonderful cast iron reproduction route 66 gas pump attendant coin bank doll. As you can see this coin bank looks like an original! The back appears to say D.M LEE Co 1949 "possible 1943" S

Circa 1880's-1890's Kyser and Rex Co. cast iron Finial still bank, marked "Bank" on front and back sides, 5 3/4" high

Lot of two both cast iron, including Tammany mechanical bank in original polychrome painted finish, marked on back; Patd Dec 28 1878, by the J. Stevens Company, 3 1/2 x 4 x 6" high; and Officer still

in the form of a Georgian-style brick bank with dormered roof, titled 'PROPERTY OF PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK GRAND RAPIDS MICH', also marked 'PATENTS PENDING', with hinged back h. 10-1/2 w. 6-1/2 d. 8-1/2

8" x 3 3/4" Wonderful cast iron reproduction route 66 gas pump attendant coin bank doll. As you can see this coin bank looks like an original! The back appears to say D.M LEE Co 1949 "possible 1943" S

THREE VINTAGE BANKS Ceramic blue and white pig bank, marked Greek Turn on back, no stopper. Metal carousel bank, no stopper. Cast iron Humpty Dumpty bank.

Shephard Hardware Co., New York , cast iron, patented 1882 Large clown bust with multi-color outfit and bright red hat, familiar lever at back causes hand to mouth coin deposit as eyes roll back, a ve

Hubley, cast iron, "Patented. Applied for" embossed on back, slot in on back, marked 'Yellowstone Park' on belly. 5 1/2" h.

Dated 1951, from The First National Bank of the City of New York, cast iron, marked FA-14, 19"w.

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1885. Place a coin in the clown's hand and press the lever on his back. Then he will gladly swallow your coin.

C. late 19th century. Marked "Zoo Bank" on back. Original trap and original shutters. When figure is pushed on top, shutters open, showing other animals. Some general paint loss and wear to base and t

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1885. Made of Cast Iron.Place a coin in the clown's hand and press the lever on his back. Then he will gladly swallow your coin. Works well.