Cast Iron Money Maker. American, ca. 1927. Blank bills

Money Maker. American, ca. 1970. Large mangle-like device. Blank paper rolled through the Money Maker becomes real, printed currency. Laminate-covered wood. 12 x 11 ½".

Curry, Bill (American, 1927-1971) for Design Line, Inc, Jax/Jacks Bookends, c. 1968, enamel painted cast iron (refinished), 4.5 x 6 x 6 inches (each)

Unknown American Maker. Produced Ca. Early 1930's.

The Money Machine/ Money Maker. Los Angeles: Thayer, ca. 1930. Blank sheets of paper turn into dollar bills when run through the rollers mounted on the wooden stand (7 ½ x 5 ½"). Minor surface scrat

Presto Printer (Stage Size Money Maker). Florida: Pro-Line ca. 2001. Giant money maker "prints" real bills from blank slips of paper. 47" high. Metal, plastic, and cloth construction. On a rolling sta

O ga, painted cast iron, 915 electric loco, 120-style NWL tender, 1110 box car, both doors intact, Pullman, 1116 gondola, 1109 gondola, 1111 caboose, made for JC Penney distribution, ca 1927-34, C6-8.

American, ca. 1930's. Two Hubley airplanes with original paint and white rubber tires. The third from unknown maker has original red paint and three propellers. Windgspans are 3.75", 4", and 5".

Unknown American Maker - Circa 1891. Ex - Alvin Goldstein Collection. The Lighthouse Bank allows the operator to save money in two way; as a conventional still bank through a slot in the keeper's cott

6 Books/Pamphlets on Banks and Toys: "1931 - 1936 Chein Toy Catalog"; "Chein Banks"; "Ceramic Coin Banks"; "Money Banks"; "The Architecture of Cast Iron Banks"; "J. Chein & Co. - American Toy Maker"

Money Maker. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 2000. Finely made teakwood box allows the performer to change a blank piece of paper to a one dollar bill, and then make a second change of the single to a $100

Fantastic J.E. Stevens Magician bank with showman on a stepped base. Early cast iron mechanical bank ca 1895 from Connecticut maker. Toys action works properly by hiding money after the magician lower

Money Maker. London, Hamley's Magical Saloon [?], ca. 1920. Vintage wooden stand with rollers (5 ¼ x 2 ½") that changes blank sheets of paper into pound notes (or dollar bills). Good.

A solid cast iron reposing deer, great patina. American, circa 1870. H: 10"; W/L: 8"; D/P: 3.5". FRANCAIS: Cerf couché en fonte massive, belle patine. Américain, circa 1870.

Cast Iron Top Hat Spittoon. American, ca. 1890-1900s. Early saloon spittoon in the shape of a top hat. Cast iron lined with white porcelain. Height 7”. Diameter 6”. Very good.

Antique American cast iron bank fully fuctional. Standing form of Col.SAM standing figure at ease. Most original paint fully intact money slot and lever is at right hand back of Col. SAM figure. Measu

646. One Cent Grandbois Gumball Machine. Kalamazoo, MI: U.G. Grandbois Co., ca. 1927. Cast iron and aluminum with tall cylinder globe. Globe has two chips on top. No key. 14” tall. Working.

Early 20th century American cast iron money bank as a seated man. Dimensions: H: 6 in., ( 15 cm. )

Early cast iron watch makers trade sign. American, circa 1875. Early in use paint. H 34" W 32" D 3-1/2" approx. CONDITION: Old crack to round top. Visible in image. Please copy & paste link for high r

Money Maker. Cincinnati: Vern Hartmann, ca. 1988. Blank paper becomes real money as it is fed through the machine's rollers. Corian construction with brass, steel, and wooden fixtures and hardware, ro

rare pr of ca 1920 American cast iron vibrant red polychrome painted Hessian Soldier andirons - 19" tall

ca 1900 American cast iron full body hollow casting orig whimsical paint dec cricket bootjack - 10" long

American, ca. 1900. Cast iron pull toy depicting a boat with four seated passengers and a standing Christopher Columbus. Bell rings when toy is rolled.

American, ca. 1900. Cast iron water pumper wagon with driver and three horses, two of which, gallop when pumper is rolled. Retains original paint. 7.5"h., 18.5"l., 3.25"w.

American, ca. 1900. Cast iron frame with rocking motion, and two camels, 4.25"h.