Jarmulowsky” Building Architectural Bank

Bank is in fair condition. Light surface rust. Chip in one corner. Most I have seen have damage. Rare bank. .Shipping costs include insurance. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere withi

397. JARMULOWSKY BUILDING STILL BANK | J. & E. Steven or Shepard Hardware Co., US. 8"

C. G. Sheppard & Co. NYC, NYC - 1910 - 7 3/4" Tall. Both clocks and two crenellations are missing from the roof. The baseplate is missing the trap and part of its left side. Good Overall Condition.

9 Vintage Cast Metal Building Banks. Architectural bank; 2 with house design; several commercial bank design; church. Some are natural metal some have paint finish.-- Dimensions: H: 4 inches: W: 2.25

A Cast-Iron "M & L Jarmulowsky Banking House" Architectural Bank American, Early 20th Century modeled as the M & L Jarmulowsky Banking House, with inscription to each side reading Deposit Your Money /

AN IMPORTANT SAVINGS BANK. New York, c. 1910 In the shape of the Jarmulowsky Bank building. Written "DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH JARMULOWSKY BANKING HOUSE, 165 EAST BROADWAY. WHERE IT IS SAFE. PRESENTED B

Circa 1900 Architectural Bank Building Still Bank by Wm. Shimer & Son (Freemansburg, PA) or J & E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), with original twist pin, tan and gold painted surface, 6" high, 4 1/2" wide. P

C. G. Sheppard & Co. American - Circa 1915 A very rare bank. The Jarmulowsky Building was erected at 165 East Broadway in N. Y. City in 1911. The most prominent tenant of the building was the Jewish D

8 Architectural Building Vintage Cast Iron Banks. Some with metallic paint, some natural metal. Several marked State Bank.-- Dimensions: H: 5.75 inches: W: 4.25 inches: D: 3.25 inches --- US Shipping

Framed mixed media on canvas. Signed Y. E. Griffin. The Mid-Century Modern abstract painting depicts an architectural element / building on the banks of a sandy beach. Artist signed lower right. Measu

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Architectural Bank by Kenton Hardware (Kenton, OH), depicting a "Deposit" bank building with mansard roof, traces of original gilded paint, 4" high. Paint losses.

Late 19th c. Iron Architectural Bank by J & E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), depicting a bank building with turrets and mansard roof, traces of original paint, 5 3/4" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Architectural Bank by Kenton Hardware (Kenton, OH), depicting a "State Bank" building with mansard roof, traces of original paint, 4 1/4" high. Paint losses.

Group of Three American Tin Banks - The People's National Bank, Building w/ Chimney & Powder Blue Cupola Bank.

(2) Architectural still banks, c/o cast iron "State Bank" building (3" x 2-3/8" x 4-1/4" h), porcelain Wyatt Dunagan & Williams Inc Bank of Delaware May 1970 with original box (4-3/4" x 3-3/4" x 5-3/4

Collection of Five Early American Tin Building Banks with Folk Art Appeal -One with Applied Trim - Circa 1880's

A.C. Williams bank buildings. The tallest measures 4 3/4" tall.

An architectural still bank manufactured by Kyser and Rex, Philadelphia, the building with four turret towers and mansard roof, unmarked. Measures 5.5 x 5 x 3 inches. We happily provide seamless in-ho

1890s Building & Gated Still Banks. Cast Iron Architectural early sky scraper, mosque and gated Safe bank.

Early 20th c. Architectural Cast Iron Bank by Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co. (Kenton, OH), in the form of New York City's Flat Iron building, 5 1/2" high. Paint losses and rust spots.

Gothic and other BANK buildings, 1900s architecture, WOOLWORTH BLDG with tower, etcetera. Range in size 4.75 to 8 inches tall. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to a

Six Cast Iron and Brass Architectural and Figural Still Banks, 19th/20th Century, Comprising of a Statue of Liberty, a Middy Bank, a U.S mailbox, a house form bank and two building banks. Largest dime

One of the largest categories of mechanical banks is that which utilizes an architectural style of design. Each member of the grouping incorporates a building into its theme. The "New Bank", a represe

A worthy project and an architectural statement! Sizeable standing just over 4 ft tall each and 12" square. Circa 1925 Art Deco exterior sconces presumably from a municipal building, bank or theater.