Second Smallest Columbia - Cast Iron Still Bank

Desirable Electroplated Finish. Made by Kenton Hardware Company. Kenton, Ohio - Late 1890's - 5 3/4" Tall.

With Very Unusual Painted Finish. Made by Kenton Hardware Company. Kenton, Ohio - Late 1890's - 7" Tall.

A. C. Williams / Kenton Hardware circa 1915. Both Made of Cast Iron. Highrise Still Bank is the second smallest. Very Good to Fine Condition.

Cast Iron Columbian World's Fair Administration Building Still Bank by Kenton Hardware - Rare Painted Finish - Second Smallest Size -1890's

4 1/2" wide x 6" tall.

"1822" on door frame.  6" tall x 4 1/2" wide.

Made by Kenton Hardware circa 1890's. 7 1/4" T. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition.

Desirable Nickel Plated Finish. Made by Grey Iron Casting Company. Mount Joy, Pennsylvania - Mid 1890's.

Included: Roof Bank made by J. & E. Stevens and Columbia Bank made by Kenton Hardware. 5 1/2" - 6" T. Made of Cast Iron. Good to Very Good Condition. Roof bank repainted. Columbia Bank with some rust

Original trap. (JY). Condition (Fair - Good). Size 8-3/4'' T.

A large Kenton cast iron Columbia still bank, stamped to the base with Kenton Manufacturing, 8.75"h x 7"w

Grey Iron cast iron Columbia Tower still bank, 7'' h. Provenance: The Collection of Stephen Sachs, St. Louis, Missouri.

Scarce Cast Iron Columbia Tower Bank - American - Early 1890's -7 1/4" Tall

Nice original white paint and highlights. Made by Kenton. Original combination lock trap on bottom. Gold paint on top finial with some paint loss on edges and base. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent).

Kenton Hdwe Co. Cast Iron "Columbia Building" Still Bank Late 1800's: Beautiful early still bank made by the Kenton Hdwe Mfg Co out of Kent, Ohio. This is the Columbia Building. Original white paint h

The first is a globe bank with paper on wood, cast eagle on top and cast iron base. The second is a chest safe bank with original trap. Both have moderate wear. Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensio

Lot of 4 Antique Cast Iron Still Banks. Four “safes” measuring from 3” to 4” tall. The smallest “Sport” bank has a key.

Cast Iron Still Bank Buildings. 7 buildings, tallest 6 inches- first picture. Five Cast Iron Bank Still Banks Incl Kenton, Tank and Boat - second picture. Six Animal Still Banks and Biliken from A.C.

Three Cast Iron Building Still Banks. Kenton "Columbia" Bank, circa. 1893-1904, 7-1/4"h. Four and six post skyscrapers by A.C. Williams, 5-3/4" and 6-1/2"h. Condition: Fair to good with wear and losse

3 Still Banks, CI: Flat Iron Bldg., Second Smallest; "US Mail", Has large Kenton trap; Lg. Woolworth Bldg.

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

Both in WWI Doughboy style. One marked "Tank Bank USA" and the second is marked "Auswarschau" and has a lock for the top turret lid. Both have some wear, the gold tank bank having more moderate wear.

One marked Washington on top with embossed clock numbers and paper dials of various cities on front. It has crack on bottom that goes all the way through. Second on is a nickel marked safe bank. Condi

One is a J and E Stevens Key Combination Safe No. 45 with nickel finish. 1897 patent. Minor rust. Bank is locked without key or combination. 4 inches wide x 3.25 x 5 inches tall. Second black painted