mechanical press

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON MECHANICAL PRESS LARD / GREASE LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Smith & Stonesifer example, cylinder-form, screw finial and actuated piston which forces lard into the

Leapfrog Bank. Shepard Hardware, ca. 1885. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; press the lever and one player jumps over the other to deposit the coin in the tree before them. Length 7 ½”.

Attributed to Don Sternberg (Bay Area Artist, Born 1970), Brutalist School Life Size Sculpture of a Hindu Style Figure, Fabricated Out of Recycled Printing Press Mechanical Parts {Dimensions 35 1/2 x

Attributed to Don Sternberg (Bay Area Artist, Born 1970), Brutalist School Life Size Sculpture of a Meditating Figure, Fabricated Out of Recycled Printing Press Mechanical Parts {Dimensions 35 x 15 x

Zoo Bank. Kyser & Rex, 1890s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank. Press the monkey peeking out of the uppermost window and the shutters open to reveal a tiger and bear. Coin slot at peak of roof. Heigh

Attributed to Don Sternberg (Bay Area Artist, Born 1970), Brutalist School Life Size Sculpture of a Figure Looking Through a Keyhole, Fabricated Out of Recycled Printing Press Mechanical Parts {Dimens

I Always Did ‘Spise a Mule Bank (Kicking). Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1870s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; press the lever and the mule swings around, kicking the man on the bench backwar

Two Antique/Vintage Cast Iron Mechanical Counter-Top Printing Presses. 8" and 16"l. Condition: Good with scattered rust and use wear.

A vintage, pressed steel Marx press down mechanical "Mystery Car". NOTE: mechanical windup mechanism does not work properly.

Two vintage tin vehicles. One Mystery mechanical pressed tin car. "Press down here to operate me." Missing parts, does not work. 10"l x 3.5"w x 3"h. One Wyandotte tanker truck with door in the back. 1

DESCRIPTION: A Cartier, Must de Cartier, Vendome, a gold plated ball point pen, the flattened oval body with grid pattern, the top presses down revealing a mechanical clip, impressed number "Made In F

DESCRIPTION: A Cartier, Must de Cartier, Vendome, a gold plated fountain pen, the flattened oval body with grid pattern, the top presses down revealing a mechanical clip, impressed number "119562" "Ma

Vintage Chrome Barware Cocktail Bartender Tools including Corkscrew and Mechanical Jigger Measure Glass Reservoir Chrome Press Release Valve Handle Approximately from 3 to 8 inches.

German. 1920s. Tin litho Bonzo mechanical money bank inspired by comic dog. Press the lever to activate the tongue and eye movement. Place a coin on the tongue and raise the lever as the coin is depos

Keyser & Rex, Philadelphia, cast iron mechanical bank, place coin in roof dormer & press the monkey's face causing the iron & gear to appear in the windows below when the shutters open 4 1/4 in.

Insert a coin between the squirrel's paws. Use the key to wind the mechanism. Press the lever located next to the girls left foot. The rope rotates the girl moves up and down. She kicks her legs and t

Second casting. Raise extension and press the hook down and lay a coin in the slot. Place Buster Brown and his boat at the top of the chute and release. The boat comes down the chute and knocks the co

German tin mechanical Bank The World's Banker. A very scarce bank depicting John Bull taking the World into his hands. Press down on his hat and the globe spins and deposits the coin into John Bull's

Mechanical novelty works bank. Set the goat back into locked position and place coin on the tray. Press the lever and the goat springs forward and the coin is deposited into the grogs mouth. (JY). (Ve

Manufactured by the J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT. Press a coin into the slot on the pelican's head. This causes the mouth to open, exposing the figure inside. Man Thumbs Nose variation. Provenanc

Place coin in snakes mouth and press the lever, then the snake moves forward to place the coin into the frogs mouth. (JY). (Excellent). 7" L.

J. & E. Stevens, Connecticut, circa 1912 Put a coin in the slot atop the tree and press the coin lever. The Boy Scout raises the flag and coin drops in the bank.

947. BOY SCOUT MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens c. 1915, a very popular bank, press lever and scout raises the flag as coin falls into the bank.

Raise the limb of the tree to position. Place a coin in the slot and press the lever. As the boy falls the coin disappears into the tree. Bank has a light clear coat. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent).