JUDD CAST IRON STANDING RABBIT MECHANICAL BANK

Judd cast iron Standing Rabbit Mechanical Bank. Small version. All original with nice finish. No breaks or repairs. 5 3/4" Excellent

Original cast iron Standing Rabbit mechanical Bank, made by Lockwood Mfg. Co. circa 1882. Place coin in slot on ball and press the rabbits tail, his ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank.

Copper paint. (JY). (Very Good). 7 -1/4" L.

Made by Lockwood Mfg. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine to Excellent Condition.

Made by Lockwood Mfg. Company. South Norwalk, Connecticut - 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin in the ball held in the rabbit's paws. Pressing his tail causes his ears to move forward as the p

Green base variant. Rare brushed gold figure. Place coin in slot on ball and press the rabbits tail, his ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank. (Excellent). 8" T.

Lockwood Mfg. Company. South Norwalk, Connecticut 1882 Place a coin in the ball and depress the rabbit’s tail. The ears move and the coin is deposited. This is an excellent specimen of the bank. Wor

Lockwood Manufacturing Co. Place a coin between the paws of the rabbit and press the lever. The coin will be deposited into the bank as the rabbit's ears move forward. (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/2" T.

Place coin in balland, press lever. Rabbits ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank. (JY).Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:5 - 3/4" T.

American, late 19th century. A Judd cast iron mechanical bank of a bulldog. Place coin on bulldog's tongue and push tail up to slide it in and deposit coin; ht. 3.5, wd. 7, dp. 1.5 in.

Made by Lockwood Mfg. Made of Cast Iron. An old repaint. Looks great.

American, late 19th century. A Lockwood cast iron mechanical bank of a rabbit standing holding a ball, marked PATENTED on underside. Place coin on ball and push tail to move rabbit's ears and slide co

H. L. Judd Company. Wallingford, Connecticut - 1880's.

Made by H. L. Judd Company. Wallingford, Connecticut - 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin on his tongue, lift his tail and he will gobble up your coin. Works well. Part of the William Werbell

Mfg. H. L. Judd Mfg. Co., CT, circa 1879, cast iron, partial paint on face and jacket, depicts circus barker standing in front of barrel with coin slot, deposit coin allows his to nod thankfully.

American, late 19th century. A Judd cast iron mechanical bank of a bucking mule. Place coin in slot and release donkey to throw off the figure and knock coin into the bank; ht. 4, wd. 4.75, dp. 2.5 in

American, late 19th century. A Judd cast iron mechanical bank of a butting goat. Place coin outside slot on tree stump and release goat to knock it into the bank; ht. 2.25, wd. 4.75, dp. 2.5 in.

Copper paint with green wash. Pull the dog back into the locked position. Then place a coin onto the tray and lift the dog's tail. (JY). (Good - Very Good). 5 -1/2" L.

cock the dog and place a coin on the tray, release the dog and the dog jumps forward to place the coin in the bank. Green wash on the building. (JY).Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:5 - 1/2" x 3 - 3/4

C 1885 H. L. Judd Co. cast iron mechanical bank "Snap-it", coin slot painted and does not close tightly, good spring action, 4" H.

Japanne with some gold highlights. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 5-1/2'' L.

Cast Iron Standing Rabbit Still Bank by A.C. Williams. Circa 1902 - mid 1920's, original gold paint. 6-1/4"h. Condition: Good with paint loss and minor loss.

American, late 19th century. A Judd "Gem" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on side and PAT'D on roof finial. Cock the dog in place, put coin on tray, and release the dog to jump forward an

Place coin in slot, release donkey and it will throw the man over its head knocking the coin into the bank. Repainted. (JY). (Excellent). 5" L.