EAGLE & EAGLETS TRADE CARD

Dealer's card, reads, "Feigenbaum & Co., San Francisco, Cal." across front, well detailed imagery, great uncut example, few known in this condition. 5 1/4" x 3 1/4".

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut circa 1885.

Eagle and Eaglets Trade Card, Paper

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Cromwell, Connecticut. Circa 1880’s. Paper. Trimmed at bottom. Very Good Condition.

Lot includes: two Jolly N, one has slight corner rubs, two Eagle & Eaglets - "American Eagle", slight staining to one. No folds or creases.Condition:(Excellent).DimensionsLargest: 5 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4".

2 Bank Related Items, Paper: Trade Card "American Eagle" (Eagle and Eaglets Bank), bottom trimmed; "A Handbook of Old Mechanical Banks, John D. Meyer"

Includes Jolly 'N' distributor's card, Bear Hunt bank one color flier and Eagle and Eaglets dealers card cut off at bottom, all in frames.

Great to accompany your bank!

American Eagle Toy Savings Bank Trade Card - J. & E. Stevens Company - Circa 1890

H. Partridge & Co advertising card. 3 1/4" x 5 1/4" Small chip top left corner. Blank back.

This lot includes trade cards from: Eagle Pencil Co., Mars Pencil Co., Merritas Table & Shelf Oilcloth, Blu-J Cleanser, Iron Clad Enameled Ironware, Burley and Tyrrell Porcelain, Pottery and Glassware

Three trade cards for golden eagle cigar manufatory, boston. Boston : printed by ketchums print, n.D. Approximately 2.5 X 4.5 Inches, white cardstock, coloured lithograph image on front. Fine. One car

A pair of trade stimulators. The first is a Daval Marvel with Gum vendor, original paint, original reel strips and award card. Has keys. The second is an American Eagle trade stimulator with gum vendo

A pair of trade stimulators. The first is a Daval Marvel with original paint, original reel strips and award card. This trade stimulator has been converted by the operator to not use a coin and has a

Trade an Eagle for a Dove 29"x32.5" artist signed note card by Daniel John Zuraitis,

This lot of two is comprised of 1- 5¢ American Eagle with blue an white cabinet and award card with eagle motif. Plays nicely. With two keys. Circa 1940; 9"D x 8"W x 10-1/2"T; 1- 1¢ Marvel with meta

This is a lot of two trade stimulators. The first is a Daval American Eagle in original paint, with original reel strips and award card, working and with keys. The second is a Grotchen Tool Mercury tr

8. EAGLE & EAGLETS MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co., extraordinary colors and highlights on base, other than some light wear at the inside of the nest from coin deposits the bank looks unused. | The

Cast Iron American Eagle Trade Sign Mount. c. 1880s-1900. Solid cast iron with some original polychrome. Some expected paint wear, overall excellent condition. 17"h including base x 18" long x 5" w. E

J. & E. Stevens, Connecticut, circa 1893 Place a coin in the eagle's beak, depress the lever and she leans forward, spreading her majestic wings, and appears to feed her babies.

J. & E. Stevens - Connecticut - Circa 1885 This is the Holy Grail of mechanical bank trade cards. This example is extremely bright and has one corner repaired. Material: Paper -

1002. UNCLE SAM MECHANICAL BANK TRADE CARD | Rear advertising "BUHL, SONS & CO.' | Provenance: Rudd Trowbridge Collection. | Frame 8" | (Near Mint Condition) | $300 - $500

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Duke Tobacco Tricks with Cards Trade Card Set. New York: The Giles Company Lithographers, ca. 1887. Nearly complete set (23 of 24 [lacking N2]). The recto of each card attractively lithographed in col