Collection of Souvenir Metal Buildings / Banks

(1) Fidelity Bonds Insurance building; missing top and inkwell insert. Aged patina with some old paint. 5.25" H x 7.25" x 6" D. (2) Nothern Life Tower, Seattle, bank; dents / chips to edges, later bro

First National Bank of Casper, Wyoming. Stamped BANTHRICO, INC. CHICAGO, U.S.A. to trap (minor bends). Good condition with some aged surface patina. No key. 4" H x 4 5/8" x 4 1/2".

Pullman Bank & Trust Company, Washington State. Raised BANTHRICO, INC. CHICAGO, U.S.A. to trap. Good condition with some aged surface patina. No key. 4 1/2" H x 5 3/4" x 3 5/8" approx.

"The First Nation Bank of Riverside". Coin slot to bank of tower and original bottom (no key). The water tower, still standing in Riverside Illinois, was designed by William LeBaron Jenney and built i

2 Souvenir Bldgs., aluminum, plastic, pot metal: Building w/Clock, also Bank; Seoul Korea Building "63", 1 corner of plastic base broken

Goldome metal souvenir building by Banthrico. Plaque underneath engraved 0986 and printed "Limited Edition 1 / Goldome / Formerly Buffalo Savings Bank / Built March - 1901 / Architect Edward Green". M

3 Souvenir Bldg. Banks, pot metal: "Beverly Savings", 4 1/2" (Andy Moore was president of this bank.); "Improvement Federal Savings and Loan Association", 2 3/8"; "Holmes County Courthouse 1884-1984",

3 Souvenir Bldg. Banks, pot metal: "Clyde Savings", 7 5/8"; "Citizens Bank",4 1/4"; "United Way of Broward County Ansin Bldg.", 2 3/4"

Nice grouping of die cast metal Empire State building souvenirs. One is a bank and one is mint in the original box. 6", Excellent

A Collection of Ten Enameled and Gilt Metal State Building Souvenir Spoons from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Depicting the Iowa State Building, the Louisiana State Building, the

Group of 4. (1) Copper thermometer version, 7.75". (2) Silver salt / pepper shaker version, 4.25". (3) Copper version, 5.5'". (4) Copper bank version (broken spire tip, missing trap), 7".

3 Souvenir Bldgs., Lead, Pewter, and Pot Metal: "Pan-Pacific Int. Expo - San Francisco, 1915"; "University of Southern California", 2005, Microcosms; "Sacre-Coeur"

3 Metal Souvenir Bldgs.: "Central Radio & TV Tower" Beijing, in OB; "Rafidan Bank" Iraq, crack in base of tower; "Namdaemun (Sungnyemun) National Treasure No. 1", Korea, in OB

Lot of over 50. Two 'No Split Back' postcards: 1905 California Souvenir card of Huntington Building the largest office building in the West and Stoll & Magnin & Co. on Wilshire. Two inside views of th

A Collection of Twenty-One Clear Glass Souvenir Cups from the World of Tomorrow New York World's Fair, 1939, Each depicting a building from the World's Fair. Together with a painted metal caddy. Caddy

Flat Iron made by Kenton circa 1910's. The Woolworth building is a converted still bank. Cast Iron / White Metal. 3 3/16" - 3 3/4" Tall. Flat Iron is Repainted. Woolworth in Very Fine Condition.

A Collection of Eleven Metal and Celluloid Measuring Tape Souvenirs from the Century of Progress World's Fair, Chicago, 1933, Each depicting buildings from the World's Fair. D: 1 1/2 in.

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. European and American, mostly gold painted white metal in Art Nouveau designs, two souvenir with German buildings and etc. Tallest is 4.75"h.

Lot of four items: 1) white metal letter opener from the Pan Pacific Exposition; 2) California Meeting of the N. E. An July 1888, blue and gold brass delegate badge. 3) 1922 Humboldt Savings Bank book

Made in America. Made of White Metal. 6 1/2" to 7" tall. Fine to Very Fine Condition (Building with Radio Tower has a 3/8" tear in top plate).

Twentieth century. Cast iron "Flat Iron Building" bank, 5.5"h, metal "Markle Bank", 4.5"h, and cast iron "City Bank", 4"h. Varying wear.

2 Souvenir Bldg. Banks, lead: "Blackpool Tower"; "Anobenken Aus Wahsghau"

9 Vintage Cast Metal Building Banks. Architectural bank; 2 with house design; several commercial bank design; church. Some are natural metal some have paint finish.-- Dimensions: H: 4 inches: W: 2.25

2 Pot Metal Bldg. Banks: "The Easton National Bank"; "Penn National Bank and Trust Company", broken trap