CHANDLER SAVINGS BANK

National Brass Works of Ohio circa 1910, a pressed steel and cast iron bank with near perfect bronze flashing finish, open and closing of front drawer makes deposit.

National brass works. Open the drawer and place a coin inside. When the drawer is closed, the coin will disappear. (JY). (Very Good). 4 -1/2" T.

Late 19th century. Original green, black, red and gold paint has some wear. 5.5"h. 4.5"w. 3"d.

Manufactured by Ives, Blakeslee and Williams, Bridgeport, CT. Deposit dime in the slot. The clock hand registers the deposit. When $10 has been registered, the front door opens. This example was found

Oak case. Plays an 8-1/8" disc. Coin operated. Spring is broken. A scarce example. Ca. 1890's. Has the original plate "The Musical Savings Bank, You Pay One Play" trademark. 6 Discs included.

Keyless Lock Company American - Circa 1890’s This is a scarce and desirable nickel plated variation of the Mormon Tabernacle bank. It is in nearly mint unused condition. 2.25” tall. Material: Cast

Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Bridgeport, CT - Circa 1878 This bank is one of the funniest and most unique banks ever imagined. It uses a brass clockwork mechanism to achieve its effect. Give the bank a good

A Regina  Musical Savings Bank Regina Music Box Company, Rahway, New Jersey, Circa 1900 serial number 9823 and with trademark plaque to base. including 19 discs. Height of case 17 1/4 x width 13

Weedens Mfg. Co. New Bedford, MA - Circa 1890

Ives, Blakeslee Company Bridgeport, Connecticut - Circa 1878 This is a clockwork toy bank, which must be wound-up in order to operate. Once wound, place a coin in the man’s hands and press the lever

AN IMPORTANT SAVINGS BANK. New York, c. 1910 In the shape of the Jarmulowsky Bank building. Written "DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH JARMULOWSKY BANKING HOUSE, 165 EAST BROADWAY. WHERE IT IS SAFE. PRESENTED B

C.J .Yao (Chinese, 1941-2000) Greenwich Savings Bank, 1980 watercolor on paper numbered, signed and dated 8011 C.J. Yao '80 (lower right) 12 x 18 inches. Property from the Collection of Edith S. Peise

Antique Cast Iron Toy "Savings Bank" Piggy Bank. Figural antique toy in the form of a Bank Building. Measures 5.5 inches in height.

Designed by Aaron Kaufman Made by Baumgarten & Company Baltimore, Md - Patented 1901 Very Fine Nickel Plating (missing the small glass cover and tiny chip on rear panel)

1322. AUTOMATIC SAVINGS BANK MECHANICAL BANK | Manufacturer unknown. Placing coin into slot spins an internal wheel which rotates a new fortune on paper card for depositor to read. | 7.5" h. | Origina

Nicol - Chicago - Dated 1894 Chicago was called the “White City” because of the lighting at the 1893 World’s Fair. Material: Cast Iron

Drop a coin in the top and the weight causes the wheel to spin. Fortune shows in window. (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/4" T.

Missile Savings Bank, Japan, circa 1950's. The bank is 4.5" tall and made of tin. The bank is in near mint condition with original box.

Hermann Schedler Designer American - Circa 1889 A highly prized globe bank that incorporates many different materials. Tiny piece of paper lacking. Material: Cast Iron, Lead, Wood & Paper

Market National Bank 1873 $20 Savings bank check. New York, New York, August 11, 1873, #250, for The South Side Rail Road Company of Long Island, with 2¢ revenue stamp imprint and attached coupons. V

Antique American 'Dime Savings Bank' safe. 51 1/2"h x 26"w x 16"d

Market National Bank 1873 $10 Savings bank check. New York, New York, July 10, 1873, #1561, for The South Side Rail Road Company of Long Island, with 2¢ revenue stamp imprint and attached coupons. Fi

Nicol Company American - Circa 1893 This is one of the finest examples of this bank that we have seen. Provenance: Donal Markey Material: Cast Iron

Khranite den’gi v sberegatel’noi kasse! [Keep Your Money in a Savings Bank!], a poster by S. Kozlenkov. Published by Gosfinizdat, Moscow, 1949, 71.5 x 49.5 cm. A rather unusual take on a p