Artillery Bank, Southern Soldier

Made by J. & E. Stevens of America circa 1880. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition (cracks to both sides of base near tower).

Cast Iron Artillery Bank, soldier's arm is broken off, but will come with the bank. Reproduction. Size : 5.5" H x 7.5" L

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - 1890's.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1885.

Crafted of cast iron with old painted surface by J. & E. Stephens Co. Coin is placed inside the cannon and when lever is pressed shoots into the tower. Soldiers arm is raised at the same time. SHIPPIN

Southern Comfort Bank In Box Soldier Shooting Bottle. Near mint in pristine box.

Interesting French 1816 Model Artillery Short Sword Turned in to Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife by Southern Soldier During the American Civil War era ~ Blade with Maker and a Date 1831 to Ricasso. T

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa Mid 1890's. Upon its release, Stevens' polychrome version of the Artillery Bank found an immediate audience with children. The action of the

with soldier and cannon, 6" X 8", after the 1892 version.

DESCRIPTION: "Artillery Bank" bronzed cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens, with soldier standing beside canon as lever in front of tower. "ARTILLERY BANK" stamped on side of base.

Made by Shepard Hardware Company circa 1890's of Buffalo, New York. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down a

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes dow

Union Soldier. J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1892.

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down as if he’s

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down as if he’s gi

By the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa Early 1890's.

921. COPPER FLASHED ARTILLERY BANK W/ BOX | J&E Stevens, circa 1892 bank, right arm drops as coin is fired from cannon into fort.

Archive including a quarter plate tintype of an unidentified Confederate soldier, possibly from Nashville, seated and holding a book, together with a ninth-plate tintype of the same subject in a civil

Attractive variation of this J&E Stevens circa 1892 bank, action involves his right arm dropping as coin is fired from cannon into fort, original box in missing lid, but pairs well. Ex. Bill Norman Co

Mechanical bank "Artillery Bank" original paint 1892. Estate fresh, fabulous original condition, working.

Artillery Bank. Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1890s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; the solider fires a coin into the stockade when the lever is pressed. Length 8 ¼”.

Lot of three mechanical banks, including a William Tell mechanical bank in good condition; next, a Tammany Hall mechanical bank in very good condition, but needs cleaning; and last, an artillery mecha

Lot of three mechanical banks includes an artillery mechanical bank with copper flash and bronze overpaint, in good condition; next, a Tammany Hall mechanical bank in good condition; and last, a Willi

Lot of two artillery mechanical banks, both with levers replaced, one figure from reproduction bank. Condition: Dimensions: Each: 6" x 8" x 4".