Aaron Kaufman Fortune Teller Cast Iron Safe Mechanical

Drop a coin in the top of the bank and the weight of the coin causes the wheel to spin. Repair to door. (Good).

Mfg. Baumgarten & Co., Baltimore, MD, designed by Aaron Kaufman, Patented 1901, nickel plated cast iron, coin deposit causes top wheel to spin. 7"h.

Baumgarten & Co. Baltimore, Maryland - Circa 1901 Material: Cast Iron

Drop a coin in the top and the weight causes the wheel to spin. Fortune shows in window. (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/4" T.

Made by Baumgarten & Co. circa 1900's of Baltimore, Maryland. Place a coin in the slot, raise the front of the slot, the coin is deposited while the paper wheel turns. Made of Cast Iron (Dial Paper).

J & E Stevens. Cromwell, CT. Circa 1885. 6 inches high. Very Good Condition.

Probably made by J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1890. Place a coin in the slot. Depress the activating lever, the coin drops into the safe, the dog opens his mouth and a squeak

Jolly Black Man Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - thumb separated; green safe bank, no key.

Unusual piece of Carnival amusement. Attached to a piece of 1" wood. I don't know if it hangs outside of a ride outside of a fortune teller tent. Board is 17 x 20" and face is 7x10". Shipping costs in

Unusual piece of Carnival amusement. Attached to a piece of 1" wood. I don't know if it hangs outside of a ride outside of a fortune teller tent. Board is 25 x 22" and face is 7 x12". Shipping: Domest

Early cast iron mechanical bank named HALLS EXCELSIOR BANK with pop up teller. Bank is circa 1870 and is made by J & E Stevens Co. Bank is structurally good, does have paint wear. See pictures for con

Hall’s Lilliput Bank. Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1870s. The teller at the entrance to the painted cast iron mechanical bank. Pale green finish. Lacks trap.

Original excellent condition toy by J & E Stevens of Connecticut. Dual action semi mechanical bank where either a top slot can be used like a still, or the teller can deposit money. Press a button and

Designed by Aaron Kaufman Made by Baumgarten & Company Baltimore, Md - Patented 1901 Very Fine Nickel Plating (missing the small glass cover and tiny chip on rear panel)

Early 20th C. painted cast iron heads originally embellishing a carousel, including a jester, fortune teller, Indian chief, and young woman, by Herschell- Spillman or Allan Herschell Co. The heads are

Description - Cast iron mechanical "Novelty Bank" by J & E Stevens Co.. Door opens to reveal teller who deposits coin on a tray. Original paint. Dimensions - 6.75" x 4.75" x 4.75"

1 Cent “Your Fortune ‘Weigh’ Your Fate” fortune teller scale. Washington, D.C., American Scale Mfg. Co., [ca. 1950s-1960s]. Painted steel and cast iron scale with plain marquee

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Pat.'d Oct. 28, 1873. Made of Cast Iron. 6 3/4" Tall. To operate the Novelty Bank, you must firmly pull the doorknob towards you. The teller will t

Made in Russia - Dated 1912 - 4.25" Tall These Russian and/or Eastern European banks are quite scarce. This one is loaded with cash. Maybe its Rasputin's fortune! Cast Iron and Tin

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition (Baseplate with 1 3/8" crack).

This is an original cast iron marquee to a Caille mutoscope. Caillle drop card machine with an original wheels of mystery fortune teller cardboard sign. Keys: No

Embossed "Henry Hart Manufacturing Company, Detroit, Michigan" on bottom. Combination lock on front. Gold highlights. Marked "Safe Deposit / Fortunes are Made by Pennies Saved" on front. Decals on top

Pull lever and lock. Place coin on tellers tray and release lever to deposit coin. Areas of repaint to all four sides. (JY). (Very Good). 5 -1/2" x 4 -1/2".

Set of two Book of Knowledge banks including: J&E Stevens cast iron Treasure Safe still bank, 5 x 4 inches and cat and mouse mechanical bank, 11 x 5 inches.