Carl Quehl Tin Snake & Frog in Pond Mechanical Bank.

Place a coin in the snake's mouth and push the lever. The snake moves forward and causes the coin to fall into the frogs mouth. Mild corrosion to top. (Very Good).

Place coin in snakes mouth and press the lever, then the snake moves forward to place the coin into the frogs mouth. (JY). (Excellent). 7" L.

Litho to snake and frog is weak. Balance of litho is good. (JY). Condition (Good). Size 5-3/4'' L.

Snake and Frog Pond Bank, spelter, 5", We believe that this bank is of recent origin.

Wonderful tin mechanical bank made in Western Germany. Great graphics all around the bank and worked when tested. Excellent

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1899. Charles Bailey’s inspiration for “Chief Big Moon” may have come from the frog pond adjacent to the Stevens foundry buildin

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1899. Charles Bailey's inspiration for "Chief Big Moon" may have come from the frog pond adjacent to the Stevens foundry building.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1899. Charles Bailey's inspiration for "Chief Big Moon" may have come from the frog pond adjacent to the Stevens foundry building.

J & E Stevens. Cromwell, CT. Circa 1890. When lever is depressed, the frog leaps from the pond, trying to catch the Indian's fish. With superior silver highlights and original trap. 10 inches long. Ca

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company of Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1900. Place a coin in front of the fish. Press the lever and the frog will jump from the pond in an attempt to steal the fish, while al

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place your coin, press the lever and the frog will jump out of the pond in an attempt to steal the fish. Made of Cast Iron. W

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place your coin, press the lever and the frog will jump out of the pond in an attempt to steal the fish. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested.

6. PROFESSOR PUG FROG MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co., interesting action bank with a lot of movement, quite clever design. | Tongue possibly replaced as the peen at her head and the tongue reflect

Manufactured by Saalheimer & Strauss. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: 5 - 1/4" x 3" x 2".

86. TWO FROGS MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co., a solid offering for this popular bank, the screw has never been turned and the small frog's leg is original and authentic to the bank, thick base pain

Leon Soroko English - 1926 This is a rare English tin bank; perhaps 15 - 20 are known to exist. This is one of the best examples that we have seen. Pristine Condition

485. PROFESSOR PUG FROG MECHANICAL BANK

Leon Soroko English - 1926 This is the shorter version of the bank. Just as rare as its taller counterpart. Drop a coin in the bank and have your fortune told. Excellent Condition

402. PROFESSOR PUG FROG MECHANICAL BANK | circa 1892, J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT.

Approx. 9" works

Shepard Hardware Co., circa 1890. Insert a coin in the slot at top of stump and slide the lever; one boy leapfrogs over the other and his right hand strikes a second lever causing the coin to fall int

356. BONZO TIN MECHANICAL BANK | Saalheimer & Strauss of Germany, circa 1930's. | 7" h. | Roof is overpainted, (Very Good Condition) | $500 - $1,000

1086. LEAP FROG MECHANICAL BANK | Shepard Hardware Co., circa 1890, coin slot at top of stump, as boy leap frogs over the other, the coin falls into the bank.

In original condition with some paint loss, this mechanical bank features two boys playing leap frog. Coin is placed on top of the tree stump and a lever on the back sends one boy leaping over the oth