1880'S CAST IRON COIN BANK

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Transport yourself to the late 19th century with the Shepard Hardware Co. 'Uncle Sam' Painted Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, a captivating piece of history and collectible art. Dating back to circa 1880,

J & E Stevens 1880's cast iron mechanical bulldog bank -Good, missing coin cover

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut 1880. Made of Cast Iron. Place a coin on the dog’s nose and pull his tail and he will swallow your coin. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. Casting Fla

Owl Toy Bank. Connecticut: J. & E. Stevens Co., ca. 1880. Cast iron toy bank with glass eyes in the shape of an owl. Head turns when button is depressed to allow coin through slot and into bank. 7 _ t

circa 1880's, Manufacturer unknown, cast iron, insert a coin at the end of the barrel and cock the lever, press the lever at the back end of the barrel and the coin is fired into the tower.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Place a coin on the pigs nose, press the lever: the pig will kick the coin into Paddy's mouth as he sticks out

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.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place the coin on his nose, pull the tail and he will deposit the coin by catching it in his mouth. Made of Cast Iron (Glass Eyes

Made by H. L. Judd Company. Wallingford, Connecticut - 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin on his tongue, lift his tail and he will gobble up your coin. Works well. Part of the William Werbell

Made by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's. Cast Iron. Very Good Condition (Missing coin rest).

Keyser & Rex, Philadelphia Pa. circa 1880's cast iron mechanical bank, monkey lifts hat, drops coin and bell rings when crank is turned, 5" W, 3" D, 6" H

American circa 1880's - 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. 6 3/8" - 6 1/2" T. Fine Condition. Coin Deposit Bank with no locking mechanism.

John Harper & Co. Willenhall, England - Circa 1880 This is a classic coin-shooting bank. Material: Cast Iron

Mule Entering Barn Mechanical Bank, cast iron, patented 1880, mule drops coin in barn as dog comes out of dog house, 8 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 3 1/4". CONDITION: Worn paint, excellent working condition.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1880. Made of Cast Iron. This clever canine carefully balances coins on the tip of his nose before he gobbles them up. Works sluggishly. Pa

J. & E. Stevens, American. Cast iron, glass, and pigment "Owl Turns Head" mechanical coin bank, ca. 1880. When the lever along the back is pressed down the owl turns its head to move the coi

Bulldog Bank. Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1880s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank in the form of a bulldog resting on a small box. Press his tail and he swallows the coin balanced on his nose. Blue

Two J.E. Stevens 1880's Cast Iron Mechanical Banks. Bull Dog sitting on red carpet, tail broken. Mule Entering Barn, rust with broken tail, no coin trap, 8 1/2 inches long.

J. & E. Stevens Cast Iron Cabin Bank. Circa 1880s. Painted cast iron toy bank, figure in doorway turns upside-down to release coins by the broom lever. With coin trap. Height 3 ½”. Some rep

Included: Security Safe Deposit (Double Dial), Manufactured by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's, made of Cast Iron and 4 3/4" Tall. Coin Deposit Safe, Manufactured by Grey Iron Casting circa 1900's, made of C

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.

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's. Place a coin on the roof, pull the broom handle (lever) and the man will flip up, kicking your coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's. Place a coin on the roof, pull the broom handle (lever) and the man will flip up, kicking your coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition.