A Shephard Hardware Excelsior Series 'Mason' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank

A Shephard Hardware Excelsior Series 'Mason' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank American, 19th Century marked EXCELSIOR SERIES / PAT'D FEBY. 8, 1887to underside.Height 7 x width 7 1/2 x depth 4 inches.

Place a coin in the hod. Press the lever and the hod carrier throws the coin in the bank as the mason appears to be laying bricks. Original trap. (JY).Condition:(Very Good - Very Good Plus).Dimensions

Shepard Hardware Co. cast iron "Mason" mechanical bank. Hod carrier is loose, as the screw which holds him to the base is broken off. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 7 - 1/2" x 7" x 4".

Shephard Hardware Co., New York , cast iron, patented 1886 Very popular example, solid paint condition, nice detail to facial expression, red highlights are strong overall, base plate well embossed an

Shephard Hardware Co., New York , cast iron, patented 1882 Large clown bust with multi-color outfit and bright red hat, familiar lever at back causes hand to mouth coin deposit as eyes roll back, a ve

Made by Shepard Hardware Company circa 1880's of Buffalo, New York. Place a coin in the hod, press the lever at the right side of the bank and the man throws the coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron.

DESCRIPTION: "Jolly "N" Mechanical Bank" cast iron with functional hand lever and eye rolling movement. "JOLLY "N" BANK PAT MAR 14 '82" stamped on back, "MADE BY SHEPHARD HARDWARE CO. BUFFALO, NY" sta

Mason Bank. Buffalo: Shepard Hardware, ca. 1890. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; the mason deposits the coin in the bank when the lever is pressed. Original paint, no key. Length 7 ¼”.

Place a coin in the hod and press the lever. The hod carrier drops the coin in the bank as the mason lays bricks. Nicely restored example. (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/4" x 7".

Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, NY - 1890's. The Trick Pony Bank is one of the most visually appealing toy banks ever created. It was a popular mainstay from Shepard's "Excelsior Series". This expe

Bracket that holds lever is broken. Lever present. Replaced trap. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 7 -1/2" L.

Includes 1 - Speaking Dog; 1 - Humpty Dumpty. Both figural cast iron banks are in working condition. Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensions: Largest 3"D x 8"W x 7-1/2"T.

Shepard Hardware Co., Patented 1887, cast iron and hand painted, the Hod carrier receives the coin and throws it forward, depositing it into the bank as the mason raises and lowers trowel and brick, w

Made by Shepard Hardware circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition.

With red, blue and brown highlights. Made by J & E Stevens. Circa 1870s. Very Good Condition. Replaced monkey's head and desk - retains partial arms.

With red and white highlights. Made by J & E Stevens. Circa 1870s. Very Good Condition. Replaced monkey's head and desk - missing arms.

Hall’s Excelsior Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1870s (patent date Dec. 21, 1869). Yellow and red-painted cast iron bank with chain that pops up the lid to insert a coin (cashier figure is lac

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front doorknob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron a

With red and blue highlights. Made by J & E Stevens. Circa 1870s. Good Condition. Replaced monkey's head and desk - missing arms.

With red and blue highlights. Made by J & E Stevens. Circa 1870s. Good Condition. Replaced monkey's head and desk - missing arms.

With white and blue highlights. Made by J & E Stevens. Circa 1870s. Very Good Condition. Replaced monkey's head and desk - missing arms.

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front doorknob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron a

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1869. Put into production in 1869. The cashier rises up when the front door knob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight caus

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front door knob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron