A Cast Iron Boy on Trapeze Mechanical Bank Manufactured

J. Barton Smith Company (American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th century), circa 1890. A painted cast iron "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical coin bank, having a boy standing on a ball, over a pierced bas

A Trapeze Boy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century Height 9 1/4 inches.

J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was originally marketed as “Fr

J. Barton Smith. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1890's.

Moderate paint loss, Condition (Very Good). Size 9-1/2'' T.

Made by the J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was original

Measures 9" H x 5".

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. Made of Cast Iron. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varyi

Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Boy Scout Camp. Manufactured by J & E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. Boy standing inside tent, rather faded example with remnants of green and yellow paints, good to fair conditio

C. 1888 Boy On Trapeze cast iron mechanical bank. J. Barton Smith & Co., Philadelphia. 5" x 5" x 9 1/2".

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DESCRIPTION: "Milking cow mechanical bank" manufactured by J & E Stevens is cast iron, depicting boy milking cow. Lever is cow's tail, forcing cow's leg out to kick boy, falling over depositing coin b

"Milking cow mechanical bank" manufactured by J & E Stevens is cast iron, depicting boy milking cow. Lever is cow's tail, forcing cow's leg out to kick boy, falling over depositing coin beneath him. C

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varying numbers of revol

DESCRIPTION: "BAD ACCIDENT" cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens depicting a man on cart driven by donkey and young boy. Young boy as lever is functional as you push him forward, ma

Manufactured in 1892 by The Shepard Hardware Company in Buffalo, New York. This cast iron mechanical bank measures 7.5" at the base. The subject matter of the bank depicts two young boys at the game o

The Smyth X-Ray Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Manufactured by Henry C. Hart Co., Patented 1898. A scarce and desirable bank. 3-3/4"h. x 5-1/4"w. x 2-1/2"d. Condition: Fair with most of nickel plate worn

Frog on Stump Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Manufactured by J&E Stevens. 3"h. x 3-3/4"w. x 4"d. Condition: Good with wear, original paint.

American figural cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by the Kyser & Rex Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1884, in original paint, 7.5”H x 4”W.

DESCRIPTION: "Artillery Bank" bronzed cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens, with soldier standing beside canon as lever in front of tower. "ARTILLERY BANK" stamped on side of base.

This lot of two consists of 1- Frog On Rock cast iron mechanical bank, manufactured by Kilgore in the 1920s to 1930s. 3"T x 3"W.; and 1- Toad On Stump cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E S

Cast iron Boy Scout Camp mechanical bank by J&E Stevens -Fair, lever holds up flag, no action when coin is dropped

A Cast Iron Trick Dog Mechanical Bank Manufactured by Shepard Hardware Co. and later Hubley Manufacturing Co., ca. 1888, Place a coin the the dog's mouth. Press the thumb piece and the dog jumps throu

Keyser & Rex cast iron boy stealing watermelon mechanical bank, 5'' h.