SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE STILL BANK

Designed by Edward Colby, Chicago, Patented 1887, nickel plated cast iron, deposit at top slot, when full, smokestack lifts open for coin retrieval. Small replace part at trap. 6" l.

Designed by Edward Colby, Chicago, Patented 1887, nickel plated cast iron, deposit at top slot, when full, smokestack lifts open for coin retrieval. 6" l.

1062. SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE BANK | Maker unknown, harder to find painted version. | Provenance: Rudd Trowbridge Collection. | 6" l. | (Excellent Condition) | $600 - $900

368. SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE BANK | Maker unknown. | 6" l. | Bank has been overpainted and the cowcatcher has been repaired. | $200 - $400

European - Circa Early 1900's.

Maker Unknown - Circa 1888 This is an extremely scarce deluxe black-painted example of the bank finished with red highlights. It is outstanding original condition and definitely one of the finest know

Designed by Edward T. Calby. Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1881. Manufacturer Unknown.

Lot includes Paddle Wheeler Bank, Safety Train Engine, General Sherman & Statue of Liberty.

The Keyless Safety Deposit Bank, made by The Keyless Lock Company, cast iron still bank, twin combination locks (top 3/4 after D, bottom S), areas retain copper finish highlights, late 19th C, 5 7/8"

Included: Locomotive and Coal Car Banks. Locomotive made in China. 4 1/2" - 6" L. Made of White Metal and Plaster. Excellent Condition.

INCLUDE A CENTENNIAL INDEPENDENCE HALL STILL-BANK, GOOD CONDITION, 7" HIGH, 3.4" WIDE, 4.9" LONG, A MINIATURE GLASS RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVE LAMP WITH REPLACED BURNER, 4 3/4" HIGH, 1.6" WIDE, 2 3/4" DEEP.

Darche Mfg. Company. Chicago, Illinois - 1905 - 12" Long. Not sure if this scarce bank still works, but it has great shelf presence. Very Fine Condition. ***Domestic shipping for this lot will be $25,

J. M. Harper 'Mother Hubbard' Still Bank 1907, cast iron, titled on bottom front edge, marked 'Copyright by J M Harper 1907' on the back Property from: a Union, Illinois estate Height: 4 1/2 inches, W

Finished in Red, Gray and Gold. Made by the Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Ct. - Mid 1880's - 7 1/2" Tall. The Palace Bank represents one of the most complicated toy banks ever created. It was p

A Cast Iron Worlds Fair Souvenir Still Bank from the International Industrial Fair, Buffalo, 1889, Having a combination lock. H: 7 1/2 W: 6 1/2 D: 7 in.

Hubley, Lancaster PA, cast iron, circa 1915 Scarce and desirable bank, features young baseball player standing atop a baseball, painted in gold overall with red stockings and cap, debossed American Le

340. MULTICOLOR STATE BANK STILL BANK | J. & E. Stevens, US. 5.5"

581. EAGLE W/ BALL BUILDING STILL BANK | Rare example, made in Poughkeepsie NY. | 10" h. | (Excellent Condition) | $2,000 - $4,000

Includes an eagle. Drop a coin and a bell will ring. Missing the trap. Manufacturing No. 795. (JY). (Excellent). 7" T.

Large cast iron building bank with great detail. It advertises the Jewish Daily News. No cracks or breaks. Has replaced wood trap. 7 3/4" by 5", Very Good

Probably by Sydenham & McCoustra. Great Britain - Circa 1908 - 10 3/8" Tall.

Made by Saalheimer & Strauss German - Circa 1920’s The still bank versions of these banks are really rare. There might be five known examples. Material: Tin

Cast Iron Columbia Bank, 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 5 3/4" high. Original paint.

Made by Saalheimer & Strauss Co. Ltd. Nuremberg, Germany - Ca. Mid 1920's.