Miller Dubrul & Peters Co Cast Iron Cigar Press & Lever

Miller Dubrul & Peters MFG Co P10 cigar bundling press. This press was used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing cigars into a square shape allowed for more to be pac

Miller Dubrul & Peters MFG Co cigar bundling press. This press was used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing cigars into a square shape allowed for more to be packed

Miller Dubrul & Peters MFG Co P48 cigar bundling press. This press was used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing cigars into a square shape allowed for more to be pac

Antique cast iron Cigar Press. This is a nice antique Cigar Press, it appears to have a mismatched handle, yet it still works/fits. It is marked the Iller & Dubrul & Peters MFG Co. from Cincinnati, an

Brown face version, Shepard Hardware Co., patented 1886, cast iron, place coin in hand and press lever to allow arm to lower and drop coin from hand into satchel placed on base. 9 3/4" h.

Two 20 slot molds and two 10 slot molds. Includes Durex, Karl Hart Schwetzingen, and The Miller, Dubrul, & Peters M.F. G. Co. One mold with no manufacturer name. 11-3/4” long to 22” long. IMPORTAN

Ornate cast iron cigar cutter with upper image of Prince George. Simply place the end of a small cigar into the hole on the lever and press down to trim. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 7-1/2"D x

Cast Iron Push Bar Cigar Cutter. "Peter Hauptmann Tobacco Co. St. Louis". "Erie Specialty Co. Erie Pa" "Cutter Pat. May 19,91". Dimensions: L-9" x H-3".

John Harper & Co., Willenhall, England, Patented 1931, cast iron figural, familiar coin action, coin placement on hand, press lever to deposit coin, which is in the Scotsman's pocket.

J. & E. Stevens Co. Cat and Mouse Mechanical Cast Iron Bank Place a coin before the mouse, press the lever and a cat flips up, depositing the coin Property from: a Winnetka, Illinois estate Height: 8

Place a coin in Santa's hand and press the lever. He tosses the coin into the chimney. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Painted cast iron. In working condition. Scattered areas of minor to moderate pain

John Harper and Co. Ltd. Place a coin in the Scotchman's hand and press the lever behind the shoulder, he raises his arm, lowers his eyes, and deposits the coin into his shirt pocket. (Excellent). 7 -

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.

Made by Hubley Mfg. Co. circa 1900's of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This bank is much harder to come by in yellow paint. Put your coin in the dogs mouth, press the lever and the dog will jump through the

Made by Hubley Mfg. Co. circa 1900's of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Put your coin in the dogs mouth, press the lever and the dog will jump through the hoop depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron. Works

Shepard Hardware Co. Pull out the top lever to lock the figures in place. Put a coin in Judy's dust tray and press the lower lever. Punch will rush forward to admonish Judy with his club and she will

Shepard Hardware Co. Pull out the top lever to lock the figures in place. Put a coin in Judy's dust tray and press the lower lever. Punch will rush forward to admonish Judy with his club and she will

Humpty Dumpty Painted Cast Iron Toy Savings Bank, New York, Patented 1882. Designed by Charles Shepard and Peter Adams, Jr., and manufactured by the Shepard Hardware Co., Buffalo, New York, the lever

Place a coin in the hand and press the lever on the back of the bank. The coin will be deposited into the bank as the eyes roll up and tongue rolls back. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Painted cast ir

Antique John J Sander New York No. 1 Cigar Press. This press was used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing cigars into a square shape allowed for more to be pack

Antique John J Sander New York No. 14 Cigar Press. This press was used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing cigars into a square shape allowed for more to be pac

A Miller lamp base with faux wrought iron corbels on cast iron base. Faintly marked MLCO at underside of base. Very unusual dual socket cluster. Overall height 27" tall. CONDITION: Excellent and undam

Pair of antique industrial cast iron book/cigar presses. One of them says "P13" on the handle. These press were likely used to form the cigars into shape before packing them into boxes. Pressing

SIX SETS OF VINTAGE THE MILLER DUBRUL AND PETERS WOODEN CIGAR MOLDS.