Grenade with Pin on Ovoid Base Iron Bank

Bartlett Mayward Co. American - 1920 - 4 1/4" Tall.

American/English - 1920's. The American one, with pin, says "Buy WSS", the English one is scarce with circular base. Cast Iron. Excellent to Pristine Condition.

Bartlett Mayward Co. American - 1920 - 4 1/4" Tall. This one modified to be a presentation piece for the East Yorkshire Brigade.

Marked "European" and " J. MD. $" on grenade pin lever. Some wear. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 3 - 7/8" x 2 - 1/2" x 2 - 1/2".

Insert a coin in the next picture will appear. Minor crack to bank plate, top center. Could use cleaning, glue at one pin on base. (Very Good-Excellent).

Made by Kyser & Rex of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890. Made of Cast Iron. 7 1/2" T. Front Door Repainted / Repaired. Base plate repaired with many pins.

No. 357, Nicol & Co., c. 1894, cast iron, nickel plated front and painted black sides, turn pin lock, scarce with partial label on base. . 2 3/4" h

Rare Nickel Plated Finish. Unknown American Maker. Dated 1884 - 2 1/4" T x 2 3/4" L. This is the first time anyone has ever discovered a nickel plated version of this rare little bank.

Shepard Hardware Co., New York, circa 1888

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, NY - 1880's.

American - 1893 - 5 1/8" Tall. Made for the “Columbian Exposition” of 1893 that was held in Chicago, Illinois.

Made by Shepard Hardware Co. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1888. Place a coin in the dog's mouth and press the lever. The dog jumps through the clown's hoop and deposits the coin into the barrel. Made of

Made by Shepard Hardware Co. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1888. Place a coin in the dog's mouth and press the lever. The dog jumps through the clown's hoop and deposits the coin into the barrel. Made of

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin in the eagle’s beak, depress the lever and she leans forward and deposits the coin. Made of Cast Iron. Working Bellows. Fine Condition. 2" crack in baseplate.

Shepard Hardware CompanyBuffalo, NY - 1888Place a coin in the dog’s mouth and press the lever. The dog jumps through the clown’s hoop and deposits the coin into the barrel. Cast Iron. Very Good (B

Hubley Mfg. Co. Lancaster, PA - 1925.

Made by Hubley Toy Company. Lancaster, Pa. - 1920's. Rare and Bright costume.

Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pennsylvania - 1930's.

Arcade Mfg. Company. Freeport, IL - 1915.

Made by Kyser & Rex of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890. 2 1/4" T. Made of Cast Iron.

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH - 1920 Near Mint

Made by A. C. Williams circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. 5" Tall. Fine Condition.

Made in America circa 1926. Made of Cast Iron with Wooden Base. 4 7/8" T. Fine Condition.

J. & E. Stevens, Connecticut, circa 1893 Place a coin in the eagle's beak, depress the lever and she leans forward, spreading her majestic wings, and appears to feed her babies.