ORIGINAL FIGURAL CAST IRON INDIAN CHIEF STILL BANK

ORIGINAL FIGURAL CAST IRON INDIAN CHIEF STILL BANK IN ORIGINAL PAINT - GOOD OVERALL CONDITION - PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION

All Mid-20th c., Including: Cast iron Indian Head National Bank (Manchester, NH) advertising bank, c. 1960s, copper painted surface, 5" high; Cast metal Native American bust bank with "Bunker Hill" me

Two Antique Figural Cast Iron Still Banks. Soldier (Minuteman) by Hubley, circa. 1905-1906, 6"h., and Boy Scout (Soldier Boy) by A.C. Williams, Circa. 1910-1934, 5-7/8"h. Condition: Good, original pai

ASSORTED FIGURAL CAST-IRON PENNY / STILL BANKS, LOT OF FOUR, animal forms, including a small St. Bernard with Pack, a small Reindeer, and a small Turkey. Each in original paint. A. C. Williams Co., Ra

FIGURAL CAST-IRON PENNY / STILL BANKS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Prancing Horse on Pebbled Base and a Be Wise Save Money owl. Each in original paint. A. C. Williams Co., Ravenna, OH or Arcade Manufactu

Wonderful figural cast iron WWI period still bank. Patented July, 30th 1918. Approx. 8 inches tall. All original paint. Untouched paint.. Good condition.

Two Cast Iron Figural Still Banks. Billiken on Throne by A.C. Williams, 6-1/2"h. and Transvaal Money Box, 6"h. (early 20th century copy of the original by John Harper, England). Condition: Fair to goo

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Still Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a double faced devil head, original painted surface, 4 1/4" high. Minor paint losses.

Grouping of antique cast iron figural penny banks. 1) Cast Iron Norco Foundry Advertising Pig Bank. Original paint. Untouched and no damage. 6 inches long. 2) A. C. Williams Two Face Black Boy CastIro

Vintage Iron Figural Bank, in the form of a standing Native American figure holding a tomahawk, 6" high. Paint losses.

ASSORTED CAST-IRON FIGURAL PENNY / STILL BANKS, LOT OF FIVE, including a Billiken, Buster Brown and Tige, and Clown, each with likely original paint. Various makers. First half 20th century. Clown 6"

19th C. Standing cast iron Native American Indian chief with Tomahawk bank. Not with original bolt. Measures 3 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D x 6" H

Hubley circa 1915. Cast Iron. Excellent original paint and no issues. Has very interesting advertisement for White MTS. NE on chest of Indian. 5 7/8" Excellent

Vintage Native American Indian Chief Cast Iron Bank. Indian Head National Bank marked on back as shown in photo. Original patina with light wear normal from age. Great quality and detail. 6 7/8 inches

Still bank book Ref. Moore #228, by Hubley, circa 1915-19, in original polychrome painted finish, 2 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 6" high. Condition paint circa 65%.

Grouping of 8 figural cast iron pigs including 6 paperweights (some advertising) and 2 still banks. Still banks include one in original black and white paint, the other in original brown paint. Paper

Original manufacture; A pair of English cast iron still banks, the first is a "Bobby" police man with billie club; the second is a businessman in a suite and bowler hat.  heights 5 1/2"   Excellent

Lot includes: a cast iron Christmas roast pig bank; a cast iron Laconia Malleable Iron pig bank; a pot metal beehive bank with original trap; and a Liberty Bell bank, which is white metal and embossed

6", original paint.

Includes: Two Faced Black Boy, Share Cropper and Indian with Tomahawk. Made of Cast Iron. The Indian with Tomahawk is a reproduction. Fine to Excellent Condition. Sharecropper with a broken foot.

Early 20th c. Figural Bank by Hubley, in the form of a seated Boston Terrier dog, original painted surface, 4 1/4" high. 5 3/4" wide. Paint losses.

1920s Iron Figural Bank by Hubley, depicting a seated bulldog, original painted surface, 4" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a standing horse with saddle, original surface, 2 3/4" high, 3 3/4" wide. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a standing cow, original surface, 3 1/2" high, 5 1/4" wide. Paint losses.