Bank Teller’s Cashier Cage Front.

Bank Teller’s Cashier Cage Front. Circa 1930. 25 x 20 ½”. Excellent. Collection of Magic, Inc. (Chicago, Ill.).

A quarter sawn oak stand along bank teller or post office cage/desk with brass bar front, lift up hidden compartments beneath that are two pull out writing shelves and six drawers below the shelves, b

This is a three station period bank tellers cage in quartered oak and with a new finish. With marble trim and iron cages, and magnificent half-round center station. A great decorators piece with a gre

Architectural Bank Element. 19th century wrought iron geometric design bank cashier cage gate with attached cast iron CASHIER plaque inset on top. Approximate dimensions: height: 25 1/4 in., width: 13

Circa 1900 cast iron still bank named CITY BANK also has PAYING TELLER on front. Believed to be made by HL Judd. See pictures for condition. If bidding online feel free to contact us for more informat

c.1890s Fidelity Bank Dog in Teller Window, man in cashier window. Bank is 5 inches tall.

Nice original pair of 15" by 5" reverse glass signs for "teller cages" in an old bank. No. 11 is Payments and No. 15 is Creditman. Both are housed in matching metal frames, and the Creditman sign has

Middle 39.5h X 23w X 7d. Ends- 25.5w X 9d. Electrified With Old Wiring. Working Condition Unknown. Glass Is Broken In 2 Panes And Cracked In 1 Other. Front Plate Missing In Middle Window. The Number 3

19TH CENTURY, A. WINDOWS MARKED 'SECURITY, FIDELITY, PAY IN TELLER  & CASHIER' GREATEST HEIGHT 5 INCHES, WIDTH 4 1/2 INCHES, DEPTH 4 INCHES, (DECORATIVE CRESTING MISSING FROM ABOVE TWO OF TH

Includes Hall's Excelsior Bank (cashiers head and arms are missing), and Metal car marked Faith Mfg. One of the front wheels is broken. Examine

A scarce and desirable example, manufactured by J. & E. Stevens and Company, the variant model without dormers on the red mansard roof, the front knob activates the semi-circle door and coin drop expo

Marked "Paying Teller" on front with figure of teller. Gold wash with red and green highlights. Attractive bank. Some wear. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 5 - 3/8" x 3" x 2".

Made by H. L. Judd Co. Wallingford, CT - 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. 4" T x 4 1/4" D. Very Fine Condition. Casting flaw in top right corner of front panel.

Stamped on base "PAT AUG 5. 1873, MAR 7 1876". Coin slide stamped "PAT JUNE 8 1875". When door is opened, cashier moves to front, money is palced in depositer and turned into bank. 6" x 5"

J. & E. Stevens Co. Designed by Henry W. Prouty, patented 3/7/1876. After the door is opened, which brings the Cashier to the front, a slight touch on a knob at the side causes him to disappear and to

Yellow with red roof, J. & E. Stevens Co., Patented 1886, after the door is opened, which brings the cashier to the front, a slight touch on a knob at the side causes him to disappear to place the mon

Made by Baumgarten & Co. circa 1900's of Baltimore, Maryland. Place a coin in the slot, raise the front of the slot, the coin is deposited while the paper wheel turns. Made of Cast Iron (Dial Paper).

J. & E. Stevens of Cromwell, CT - 1876. Place a coin on the tray in front of the cashier. Press the lever on the right side of the bank and the cashier spins around, rapidly depositing your coin. Cast

Includes State Bank Building with front door key 6 1/2" tall together with City Bank Building with paying teller 5 1/2" tall, this bank has some paper adhering to bottom back edge of bank, easily remo

J. & E. Stevens Company Connecticut - Circa 1869 Put into production in 1869. The cashier rises up when the front door knob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall b

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front doorknob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron a

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front doorknob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron a

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1869. Put into production in 1869. The cashier rises up when the front door knob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight caus

Made by J. & E. Stevens. The cashier rises up when the front door knob is pulled. Put a coin on the desk and the weight causes the figure to fall back in, thus depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron