September Superlatives Auction on Sep 19, 2026 by The RSL Auction Company in NJ - Page 24
Three Funnel Clockwork Ocean Liner "ODER"
Fantastic Transitional Fire Pumper - Cast Iron Toy
Girl Skipping Rope Bank
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Whitehouse Station, NJ, United States
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September Superlatives

RSL CATALOGED AUCTION An Outstanding Collection of Antique Banks, Toys, Advertising & Americana RSL Auction Company proudly presents September Superlatives, an exciting cataloged auction bringing together an exceptional selection of antique banks, cast iron toys, advertising pieces, and Americana from several highly regarded collections. FEATURED HIGHLIGHTS 135 Advertising Paperweights From the distinguished collection of Robert and Shirley Peirce 300 Still & Dime Register Banks From the collections of Tom Kellogg, Mike Henry, and Robert and Shirley Peirce 110 Mechanical Banks A terrific selection featuring desirable and collectible examples 20 Horse-Drawn Toys From the collection of John and Kira Olshefski 15?20 Additional Cast Iron Toys A carefully selected assortment of outstanding examples 20 Counter Bells Featuring brass, porcelain, and cast iron examples And that?s not all! September Superlatives is filled with additional hand-selected antique and collectible toys, offering something for both the seasoned collector and the enthusiastic bidder. From classic mechanical and still banks to colorful advertising pieces, cast iron toys, and unusual Americana, this auction promises quality, variety, and plenty of surprises from beginning to end. RSL AUCTION COMPANY Exceptional Collections. Remarkable Toys. A September Sale Not to Miss.
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Miniature Organ Bank: Made by Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1880's.
Est.
$550
-
$750
$275
Organ Bank - Cat & Dog: Made by Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1880's.
Est.
$1,750
-
$2,250
$850
Medium Organ Bank: Made by Kyser - Rex. Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1880's.
Est.
$800
-
$1,000
$400
The Tommy Bank: By the John Harper Company. Great Britain - Pat. Issued 1914. The Peter Franco Collection. British soldiers were nicknamed "Tommies" after "Tommy Atkins", a fictitious name used by the British War
Est.
$1,750
-
$2,250
$850
Lion Hunter Bank: By the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1910 & 1911. At the end of his term in office, Teddy Roosevelt went on an extended hunting trip in Africa. Since his youth, Roosevelt had been of
Est.
$6,000
-
$8,000
$3,000
Magician Bank: By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1901.
Est.
$3,500
-
$4,500
$1,700
Boy on Trapeze Bank: By J. Barton Smith Co. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1888. A wonderful example.
Est.
$2,000
-
$2,500
$1,000
"Chocolat Menier" Vending Bank: By L. Revon & Co. Prais, France - Circa 1915. A Far Superior Example. This is without question one of the finest known examples.
Est.
$1,750
-
$2,250
$850
Thrifty Tom Bank: By Ferdinand Strauss Corp. New York City - Circa 1915. Max Berry & Peirce Collections.
Est.
$700
-
$900
$350
Dapper Dan Bank: By Louis Marx & Co. New York City - Circa 1925. The Peirce Collection.
Est.
$800
-
$1,000
$400
Girl Skipping Rope Bank: By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1890's. To operate the Girl Skipping Rope, you must give the mechanism a strong counter-clockwise turn until you hear it lick into place. Pushing the
Est.
$17,500
-
$22,500
$8,500
The Bread Winners Bank: Designed by Charles Bailey for the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa Late 1880's. The Bread Winners Bank references the harmful effects exerted by monopolies on people during America's
Est.
$14,000
-
$18,000
$7,000
Paddy and the Pig Bank: By the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1890's. The Irish farmer is derisively portrayed with leprechaun physiognomy. He is shown tying up the pig that got away from him. Coins are
Est.
$1,200
-
$1,500
$600
Lion and Monkeys Bank: By the Kyser and Rex Company. Frankford, Pa. - Late 1880's. The king of the beasts has chased the monkeys (mother and child) up into a tree. They placate his hunger by dropping coins into opening
Est.
$1,200
-
$1,500
$600
Butting Buffalo Bank: By Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's. A very superior example.
Est.
$7,500
-
$9,500
$3,750
Uncle Remus Bank: By Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1880's. Another classic Kyser & Rex Bank that incorporates their signature grass filled with flecks of yellow, orange and red. Complete with an
Est.
$7,000
-
$9,000
$3,500
Bad Accident Bank: By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1890's.
Est.
$4,500
-
$5,500
$2,200