NORMANDIE SHIP BANK

1930s Normandie Ship Model, Believed to be By Arthur G Henning. Marked CH #7. Approximately 54.5L x 11.125H x 8W in.

Includes Flying Saucer Bank and Satellite Rocket Bank with Box. Largest 10" Excellent

Silver highlights. Trace of gold on some letters. (JY). Condition (Very Good). Size 5'' L.

POster on linen :"Normandie" Printing Date: Unknown, a later printing. Total size :40.0 X 24.75 Inches. LOt note: Sold in as-is condition

Folk art style painting of the SS Normandie, art deco style sailing vessel, ship, voyager, on canvas, measures Approx 61 inches tall x 31 inches wide .painting on canvas, artwork, art deco artwork, ma

Includes Strato Bank and Spinaround Plan-It Bank with Box. Largest 8" Excellent

2 Ship Banks, PM: Cruise Ship w/Passengers, smokestack is inside the bank, needs adjustment; Ship "Koblenz"

Scarce lead ship bank. 7" x 3 3/4".

Ship Bank, Lead w/key, 2 1/2", Medallion marked "Hamburg Rathaus"

British Sailor Society Metal Ship Bank. c. WWI Metal ship bank for the British Sailor's fund. Additional Seaman's saviing bank included. Ship is 18 inches long.

Both have original traps. First one is marked "Lindau Bodensee". Second bank is marked "Meersberg-Bodensee Schloss", gold gilded with original traps. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Larger: 7 - 1/

Scarce lead ship bank marked Hamburg. 7" x 2 1/2".

Includes an early pirate-type sailing vessel with sails, with original trap; a bank marked "Burg-Hohenzollern" for the Austrian monarchy; and the third bank, marked "Starnberg" and shows a large bird

Ship Bank, Lead, Marked "Andenken Vonwasgbau", Smoke in tact

Metal Rocket Ship Bank, Astro Manufacturing, 11 ½" Tall, Works, Great Condition, missing a small part, no Key

NORMANDIE SHIP MODEL, H. BETHUNE BOUCHAIN, 18'L X 5'W X 5.5'H

1935 Normandie Ship Solid Bronze Medal. Largest and fastest passenger ship at the time.

Ship Bank, Ceramic

Ship Bank, Ceramic, Marked "Austria"

Ship Bank, Lead, Lock issues

Cast Iron WWI Tanks, Zeppelin & Ship Banks by Williams etc.

3 Ship Banks, Lead: Smaller example on right, upper deck is missing and has trap issues

First is a slush mold U.S.S. New Mexico battleship. The other two are German still banks, one is marked "Wilhelmshaven" with original trap, the other is a one-stack ocean liner with gold gilting. Cond

One marked "Hamburg", one with a lighthouse motif and marked "Germany" and the last one is marked "Friedrichshafen". Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 5" x 1 - 1/2" x 4".