Mule Battery "It Has the Kick" "The storage batter

in good condition, 4"x5.5"

Metal countertop display and tester unit with general wear and patina throughout. There is a small drawer on the bottom and the front flips up for battery storage. Testing unit is on back top of displ

Mid Century Wrought Iron & Glass Fish Bowl c1950; (2) Antique Glass Aquariums or Battery Storage Tanks c1910, 1 w/Greek key design Terrific turtle terrarium

Place a coin at the base of the drivers feet. Pull the lever and the mule kicks up as a boy comes out from behind the bush. The cart goes up and the coin is deposited in the bank. Original trap. (JY).

Bench variation. Place a coin in the slot under the seated boy. Press the knob and the mule kicks around and knocks the boy over as the coin is deposited into the bank. CONDITION: Retains trap, nice p

Place a coin in the legs of the mule and press the lever. the mule kicks up and deposits the coin in the barn as a dog jumps out from his house. (JY).Condition:(Very Good - Excellent).Dimensions:8 - 1

Place a coin in the slot under the seated boy. Press the lever and the mule kicks around and knocks over the boy as the coin is deposited into the bank. (JY). Very Good

J&E Stevens circa 1890 I Always Spise A Mule "Bench Version" Mechanical Bank. Very RARE White Horse version. Place coin under bottom of bench and press button. Mule kicks and knocks boy over depositin

Place coin in the figures mouth and press the lever. Mule kicks up and throw the figure over to deposit the coin into the bank. (JY). (Excellent). 10" x 8 -1/4".

J. & E. Stevens 1885. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around, simulates knocking the boy over, depositing the coi

Jockey over. Place a coin in the mouth of the jockey and press the lever. The mule kicks up and the jockey goes over and deposits the coin. Patented 1879. Red base version. Nice colors & original rein

Made by. J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule's rear legs. The mule kicks around, simulates knocking the boy over, depositing the c

J. & E. Stevens Company - Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1897 Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around, simulates kn

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1890's. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule's rear legs. The mule kicks around simulates knocking the

Place a coin between the mule's legs and press the lever. The mule kicks up and deposits the coin in the barn as a dog jumps out from its kennel. Corrosion to much of the mule. Replaced trap. (JY). (V

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1897 Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around sim

J. & E. Stevens of Cromwell, CT - 1897Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around simulates knocking the boy over and

Mule Entering Barn Mechanical Bank. Connecticut: J. & E. Stevens and Co., 1880. Cast iron mechanical bank, mule kicks his back legs when released and a dog comes out of his kennel. Painted with teal,

Jockey over variation. Place a coin in the jockey's mouth and press the lever. The mule kicks forward and throws the jockey over the head of the mule. The coin is thrown from the jockey's mouth into t

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1897. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around, simul

J&E Stevens cast iron "Always Did Spise A Mule" mechanicl bank. It is missing the coin holder / the bottom part of the bank. When you press the button, the mule kicks, but it doesn't spin around and k

J. & E. Stevens, 1885. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around, simulates knocking the boy over, depositing the co

Lock the mule into position and place a coin between his hind legs. Press the lever and the mule kicks up to flip the coin into the barn. At the same time a dog springs out from his kennel. Repair to

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1890's. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule's rear legs. The mule kicks around simulates knocking the