Early Countertop Staats Cast-Iron Coin Changer

Free standing with spring mechanism. Pat date Feb 25, 1890 Size 11w x 5 1/2d x 5 1/4h

This cast iron coin changer, patented 1890, is in all original condition. This three-piece coin changer, with base, coin chutes, and upper tray, shows oxidation and wear to the original black and nick

Made by the Staats Money Changer company of Chicago, this cast iron metal rack counts 5, 10, 25, 50 and $1 coins. Eleven inches wide, seven inches deep, six and a half inches tall. Patented Feb. 25, 1

An early countertop cast iron clockwork cigar cutter, advertising Grammers & Ullrich Cigars from Chicago. CONDITION: There are areas of plating loss to the top of the cigar cutter. It has the original

During the period following the Civil War and on up into the early 20th century, saloons thrived with every type of gambling game imaginable. This coin toss game, AKA "Frog Toss", was a simple yet pro

Early Cast Iron Link Nickelodeon Coin Operated Wallbox. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 9.5 x 6 x 2.5

This is an early cast-iron Mills phonograph remote coin entry, possibly for a Mills Violano, in original old gold paint and appears to have all of its interior components. There is no key to the front

Three Early 20th Century Cast Iron Bank Building Coin Banks

Three Early 20th Century Cast Iron Bank Building Coin Banks

Antique Cast Iron Sultana Havana Cigars Store Coin Changer from 19125 x 5 1/2 Shipping in continental US $10.00 Please ask any questions before bidding Good Luck!

Taiwan. Circa 1970. Reproduction of early 20th century cast iron novelty bank. Coin placed on magician’s table. When actuated, the magician lowers his hat over the coin and when lifted, it is gone.

1890's Worlds Fair Bank Building Cast Iron Coin Bank, early 20th Century Cast Iron Bank Building Coin Bank and 1940's Weidlich Brothers Gilded Washington DC Capital Building Trinket Jewelry Box. All a

Good early coin operated cast iron matches dispenser. H 14"

Early Postage Stamp / Pre Stamped Envelope Coin Op Cast Iron Vendor. Early vendor that would dispense a stamped envelope and writing paper. Believed to be used only for a short time at the Baltimore,

Early 20th century A.C. Williams St. Bernard cast iron coin bank. In good condition, see photos.

Coin Banks Independence Hall in Philadelphia Cast Iron Coin Bank with Legend "LIBERTY PROCLAIMED JULY 4, 1776" c. 1875 United States Centennial Period, Cast Iron Coin Bank, Depicting Independence Hall

This vintage cast-iron coin counter is very clean and has even retained the colored enamel within each denominations lever. Consignor states that this is from the Charles Fey Liberty Bell Collection.

Nickel nudger coin changer, mfgd by Hart Novelty Co.-Everett, Wash., Patent Pending, 2 brass tubes on cast iron base, used in taverns, cigar stores & other places with jukeboxes & arcade games for qui

Scarce, early cast iron "Your Savings" National cash register mechanical bank w/ four coin slots and working keys which ring bell when coins are released. Works well, w/ nice surface patina Chrome pla

Bell and Cast Iron Mechanism for Early Coin Op Strength Tester. In-house shipping available. Dimensions of Mechanism: 11 x 9 x 3, Bell Covers: 2 x 8 x 8

This is a lot of two coin changers. Both are the same make with cast iron bases, labeled for the McPhearson Manufacturing Co., Tacoma, Wisconsin. One is in original black paint, the other has been rep

Vintage cast iron steel duct bank. Duck is 4.5in. L. x 4in. T. contains coins.

This is a late 19th century to early 20th century Zeno gum dispenser. It is made of wood with cast iron features and is missing the cast iron coin slot. The paper decal reads "'Got Em' All Skinned' Al

DESCRIPTION: Americana Uncle Sam mechanical cast iron coin bank. Featurings multi-colored painted design, nail motif button lowers coin golding arm, dropping coin into opening briefcase. CIRCA: Early