Always did spise a mule bank circa 1879

J. & E. Stevens circa 1879. Mechanical cast iron painted bank 'Always did 'spise a mule' , jockey on bench. Put a coin underneath the boy’s bench and depress the button on the ground underneaththe m

J. & E. Stevens (American (Connecticut), 1843 -1950), circa 1879. Mechanical cast iron painted bank 'Always did 'spise a mule' , jockey on bench variation. Put a coin underneath the boy’s bench and

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1879. Place a coin in the Jockey's mouth. Press the lever and the mule throws the jockey. The coin is deposited into the tree stump. Made of Cast Iron. Ver

Always did Spise a Mule Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. JE Stevens, 1879. Most original paint intact. 10 inches long.

1082. SPISE A MULE IRON MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens Co., circa 1879, produced in several color series, this is a red base version, amusing and popular bank.

965. SPISE A MULE JOCKEY MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens Co., circa 1879, brown base version of this amusing and popular bank.

J. & E. Stevens, c. 1879. Boy on bench. All original. Condition: (Excellent). Item Dimensions: 6" x 10" x 3".

J & E Stevens cast iron Spise a Mule - Jockey mechanical bank. Wear to paint but original condition with working action. Dated 1879. Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 3" x 8". Missing part ofhorses reins.

1879 J&E Stevens & Co. "Always did `spise a mule" cast iron mechanical bank with jockey on bench. Place coin in holds the coin, then pressing the button spins the mule around to knock over the seated

cast iron in original polychrome painted finish, marked on base "Patd Apr 22/1879", 3 x 10 1/4 x 8" high.

1879 J E STEVENS MECHANICAL BANK, BUCKING MULE BANK, 9", WORKING ORDER, AS FOUND "I Always Did 'Spise a Mule" Mechanical Bank Red Base Boy on Bench Variation

ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE CAST-IRON MECHANICAL BANK,red base with earlier patent marking "PATD APR 22D 1879 / PENDG" to underside of base, designed by James H. Bowen. Working condition in original pain

J. & E. Stevens 1879. Made of Cast Iron. Place a coin in the Jockey's mouth. Press the lever and the mule throws the jockey. The coin is deposited into the tree stump. Worked when tested. Fine Conditi

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1890's. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule's rear legs. The mule kicks around simulates knocking the

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Put your coin in the jockey's mouth, press the lever and the mule throws the jockey, depositing your coin. Fine Condition.

1879 Patent Date. 8" high x 10" wide

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Place a coin under the bench. Press the lever and the mule spins around, kicking the boy over as your coin is deposited. Very Good Condition.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1897 Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around sim

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1895. Place a coin in the Jockey’s mouth. Press the lever and the mule throws the jockey. The coin is deposited to the tree stump. Made of Cast

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1890's. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule's rear legs. The mule kicks around simulates knocking the

J&E Stevens circa 1890 I Always Spise A Mule "Bench Version" Mechanical Bank. Very RARE White Horse version. Place coin under bottom of bench and press button. Mule kicks and knocks boy over depositin

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "I Always Did 'Spise a Mule" jockey cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on top of base and PAT'D APR. 22'D 1879 on underside. Place coin in jock

Early mechanical bank "Always Did Spise A Mule". Dated 1879 underside. J. E. Stevens Ct..10" L.., along with an as found Tammany bank.

Lot (3) toys including mechanical bank "Always Did 'Spise A Mule", pat'd 1879 (10 1/2" L., as found condition), cast iron jockey and horse (8" L.), and cast iron clown in a goat pull toy (7 1/2" L..).