Nickel Plated Cast Iron Safe Shaped Still Bank. Mark

National, Star and Young America Safe Still Banks. Cast Iron and nickel plated. \"Young Americaa\"- has various scenes including youth on highwheel. 4 1/2\"tall.

No. 357, Nicol & Co., c. 1894, cast iron, nickel plated front and painted black sides, turn pin lock, scarce with partial label on base. . 2 3/4" h

Mark on the base Key combination Safe No. 40 The J & E Stevens Co. Pat'd Aug 17, 1897 Cronwell Conn. USA. 6 inches tall x 4 3/4 inches wide. Nickel plated over cast iron. Some loss toplating. Has key.

Four Nickle Plated Cast Iron Safe Still Banks. American late 19th/Early 20th century. Tallest measures 5-1/2"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear, one has light scattered rust.

Kenton "Bank of Industry" Nickel Plated Cast Iron Still Bank, raised brand name on bottom (DHAM3054)(WT) Dimensions: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4" W

J. & E. Stevens nickel-plated cast iron Coin still bank with the original box, 4 1/4'' h.

Nickel Plated Cast Iron Treasure Safe - By J. & E. Stevens Company - Cromwell, Ct. - Late 1890's -5" Tall

Nickle Plated Cast Iron "Burglar Proof House Safe" Still Bank. By J & E Stevens, Circa. 1897. 6"h. Condition: good with minor blemishes, no key.

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

Grey Iron Casting Co., Pennsylvania, nickel plated cast iron version, finely molded with embossed lettering, movable lever, trap on base, a very clean example. Provenance: Bob Brady Collection. 4" h.

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.

circa 1920, World War I tank, nickel plated cast iron, turrets have wood rollers to turn guns, some wear to finish. 8" 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.

Nickle plated cast iron, 5” tall to top of movable handle. It has a nice original finish and retains its key. Small chip in the iron. Nice example!

Nicol, c. 1893, No. 12, nickel cast iron bank, lettered on front panel, combination dial on front door. 4 3/4" h/

Nickel plated cast iron, largest is ‘The Bank Of industry” at 5: tall, smaller one is Union Bank. They show 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

Lot includes Moore No. 887, a 1888 patent pieced nickel plated safe bank, along with Moore No. 869, a 1891 patent japanned safe bank with painted highlights and key. No cracks or breaks. Very Good-Exc

Height 4-1/4" Width 3" Depth 2-5/8"

Painted and nickel plated cast iron, 4 1/2” tall. One has 50% finish, other nice with 85% finish remaining.

Both nickel finish with rust. Largest is J and E Stevens Key Combination Safe, patent date 1897. Door is loose and there is a repair at the top where it was removed. Does include combination. 3.75 inc

(1) large, brass and copper plated metal; (1) "coronation", nickel plated cast iron; (1) "coronation" diecast; H-3 1/2" - 4", G-VG

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Still Bank by J & E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), in the form of a cash register, relief molded swirl decorated nickel plated surface, marked "Junior" and "Cash", base marked "Manufa

Two Antique Cast Iron Combination Safe Still Banks. "State Safe", 4"h. and Dome Safe, 5"h. Both with original nickel finish. Condition: Very good.