Frog on Lattice Cast Iron Mechanical Bank.

"FROG ON LATTICE" CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK19th CenturyBy J. & E. Stevens, Cromwell, Connecticut.Diameter 4.5".

Frog on Lattice Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Made by the J. & E. Stevens, Circa. 1875. 4-3/8"h. Condition: Good with wear, original paint.

DESCRIPTION: "Frog on Lattice Base" mechanical cast iron bank, manufactured by J & E Stevens with green top and base, red paint evident, and functional hand lever to dispense coin into frog's mouth. "

C. 1890's J & E Stevens (Cromwell Ct.), cast iron mechanical bank, frog on lattice. 4" D., 4" Ht..

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1870's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Press his foot down and he opens his mouth to receive the coin. Made of Cast Iron. Works well. Fine Condition.

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Frog on Lattice mechanical bank.

J & E Stevens Mechanical Cast Iron Frog Bank 1872 - lattice decorated round base with 'Bank' doors, 4" H. Working condition.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Shepard Hardware. Here, a boy leap-frogs over his friend's back when the lever is activated. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. No key.

Made by Shepard Hardware. Here, a boy leap-frogs over his friend's back when the lever is activated. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition. Half of the leaping boy's face is repainted. Missing the trap an

Place the coin on the small frog and press the lever. The small frog kicks the coin into the mouth of the large from. Replaced leg on small frog, replaced eyes on the large frog. (JY). Condition:(Good

J & E Stevens Two Frogs Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1882. 9"l. Condition: Good with original paint. Two hairline cracks on back of larger frog.

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin on the belly of the small frog, press the lever and it’s kicked into the bigger frog’s mouth. The action is so fast that the human eye cannot detect the movem

c. 1882 J. E. Stevens Two Frogs Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Nice original paint, missing bottom frog's leg lever. Measures 8 1/2 inches wide.

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - 1890's. Place a penny in the slot at the top of the tree stump. Pressing the activation button found on the back of the bank causes the boy to mak

Crafted of cast iron with old paint surface by J. & E. Stevens Co, Cromwell, CT. Operates by a lever which kicks a coin placed on the belly of the smaller frog into the open mouth of the larger. Glass

Shepard Hardware. Here, a boy leap-frogs over his friend's back when the lever is activated. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested. Professionally Restored.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Works well. Part of the William Werbell Collection.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1880's.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Works well.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1880's. Here we find a poignant playful moment shared between a mother and her child.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1872.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct - 1870's.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1875. Historically, this coin-swallowing amphibian is one of the earliest toy banks ever created.