Satchel mechanical bank.

DESCRIPTION: Uncle Sam mechanical bank. Put a coin in his hand and depress the button and he will drop the coin into the satchel. With original trap door and key. Marked to bottom "Pat June 8 1886." M

Place a coin in Uncle Sam's hand and press the lever. He lowers his hand to drop the coin in the open satchel. Once released his arm goes up and his lover jaw moves for several seconds. Mechanism work

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.

Place a coin in Uncle Sam's hand and press the lever. The coin is dropped into the satchel as Uncle Sam lowers his arm and his lower jaw moves up and down. (JY).Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:5" x 1

Place a coin in his right hand and press the lever. He lowers his hand and drops the coin into his satchel. At the same time his jaw moves during the action. Original painted trap. (JY). (Very Good).

Made by Shepard Hardware. Place a coin in Uncle Sam’s hand, depress the lever and it drops into his satchel. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition. 3/8" crack in top plate behind foot. Retains beau

Uncle Sam mechanical bank, circa 1875. When pulling the lever, the coin will fall into the satchel of US Treasury. 5" L x 11.25"H.

Place a coin in his right hand and press lever. He lowers his hand and drops the coin in the satchel as his lower jaw moves up and down. Trap has no paint. (JY).Condition:(Good - Very Good).Dimensions

Made by Shepard Hardware Company circa 1880's of Buffalo, New York. Place a coin in Uncle Sam’s hand, depress the lever and it drops into his satchel. Made of Cast Iron. Works well. Fair Condition.

Uncle Sam mechanical bank, circa 1875. When pulling the lever, the coin will fall into the satchel of US Treasury. 5" L x 11.25"H.

Operation of the Uncle Sam Bank is done by placing a coin into his right hand. The lever behind his left foot is then depressed. Simultaneously, the satchel opens and the hand holding the coin lowers,

Uncle Sam cast iron mechanical coin bank, late 20th century, depicting a patriotic way to save coins, satchel marked "U.S." and the based stamped "TAIWAN". 11.5" H x 5" W x 4" D.

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Made by J & E Stevens & Co. Stunning example with 98% bright paint.Condition:(Near Mint).Dimensions:8 - 1/2" x 3" x 4 - 1/2".

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Made in Germany. Tin bank with lead figure. A coin is dropped into the slot which causes the weightlifter to lift the weight. One of few known examples. Book example "Mechanical Banks", by Dan Morphy

J. & E. Stevens Cromwell, CT - 1880. This is an excellent and bright example of the rare White Owl (Snowy Owl) version. Excellent Plus Condition.