Late 19th century "Trick Pony" mechanical cast iron bank. Horse head bobs to drop coin. Red and

Late 19th century "Trick Pony" mechanical cast iron bank. Horse head bobs to drop coin. Red and yellow painted surface with minor losses. 7.5in wide. 8in high.

American, late 19th century. A "Trick Dog" cast iron mechanical bank with solid base, marked with title on top of base. Place coin in dog's mouth, push lever on right side, and dog jumps up to deposit

'Trick Pony' Mechanical Bank Painted cast iron horse on base having a pull activating coin drop from horse's mouth to trough Property from: an Estate, Chicago, Illinois Height: 7 5/8 inches, Width: 7

Place a coin in the horses mouth. Pull the lever and the horse lowers his head and deposits the coin in the trough. Areas of over paint overall. Original trap.

Trick Pony 7 inch bank, horse drops coin from mouth to bin when lever is activated and a reproduction Calamity Football game bank, players should move when coin activated lever is depressed

DESCRIPTION: Cash register "Penny Saver" mechanical registering bank. Cast iron with brass trim. Circa late 19th century. Coin insert on top. Depressing the lever causes the coin to drop and the numbe

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "Bill E. Grin" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on front and PAT APLD FOR on back. Insert coin in top of head and tongue sticks out and eyes

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "Tabby Bank" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on front. Place coin in slot and bird's head moves up; ht. 4.5, wd. 4, dp. 3 in.

Hand-Painted Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Trick Pony Reproduction By The Heritage Mint Ltd. The coin is placed in the horse's mouth. Trip the lever on the end of the bank and the horse lowers its head an

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of an owl that turns its head, marked PAT'D SEPT 21 & 28TH 1880. Place coin on top of branch and press lever to turn owl's head

Mechanical bank, Trick Pony, mfgd by Shepard Hardware, c.1885, cast iron, paint appears original, place coin in horse's mouth, pull lever to drop into feeder, Exc working cond, 8"H x 7.5"L.

American, late 19th century. A Mechanical Novelty Works cast iron mechanical bank of a squirrel and tree stump. Place coin on top of squirrel's paws and press lever to tilt squirrel forward and deposi

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.

A 'Trick Pony' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank American, 19th Century Height 7 7/8 x width 7 x depth 2 3/4 inches.

1890s cast iron revolving mechanical house coin bank with dog. The dog moves on track with crank on side is turned. It measures 5" x 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". *notes- patina

Transport yourself to the late 19th century with the Shepard Hardware Co. 'Uncle Sam' Painted Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, a captivating piece of history and collectible art. Dating back to circa 1880,

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.

Made by Book of Knowledge. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin in the ponies mouth, pull the lever, the pony will drop the coin into his trough. 7" Wide. Works well.

American, 19th century. Grouping include various Hubley cast iron mechanical banks, trick pony, trick dog, uncle sam, and Indian chief; tallest ht. 11.5 (uncle sam), widest wd. 8 inches (trick dog) Pr

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

Lot of (2) Late 19th c. Mechanical Banks, including: "Toad on Stump", J.& E. Stevens Mfg., patented in 1875, press lever to open toad's mouth, release lever to deposit the coin, original painted surfa

American, late 19th century. Cast iron bank with dog that jumps through hoop. Original pain. Missing bottom plate and has replacement screw to hold barrel. 7"h., 8.5"w., 3"d.

A Hubley "Trick Dog" Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Hubley Mfg Co., Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Late 19th/Early 20th Century with title embossed on the base. Height 7 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches.