J & E STEVENS Cast Iron Mechanical "ARTILLERY BANK":

Place coin in mortar and cock. Arm of artilleryman goes up pressing lever to fire coin into fort as the arm of the artillery man goes down. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 8" L.

Unpainted version. Embossed "Artillery Bank" on the side. Missing the trap.Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:8" x 6".

Manufactured by J. & E. Stevens and Company. Union variation. 6 x 8 x 3 inches

Place a coin in the cannon. Cock the cannon as the artilleryman raises his arm. Cannon fires the coin into the fort. The lever which controls the coin firing mechanism has been broken off. (JY). Condi

A J. and E. Stevens 'Artillery' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank American, Late 19th Century markedPat May 31 1892 to underside.Height 6 inches.

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

J&E Stevens. Union version. Embossed "Artillery Bank" on base. When in operation coin is shot out of cannon into tower. Figure and part of base is repainted. (Repainted). 8" x 6".

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.

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

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1892. Coins are placed in the cannon and the hammer is depressed. Pressing the lever causes the coin to sail through the air and into the tower

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1892. A coin is placed in the mortar/cannon and the hammer is depressed. When the lever is pressed, it causes the coin to fly through the air and

Mechanical bank, Artillery Bank, mfgd by J.& E. Stevens-Cromwell, CT, pat'd May 31, 1892, bronzed cast iron, Exc wkg cond, 6"H x 8"L.

Two cast iron coin banks from J&E Stevens. No# 45 "Treasure Safe" good condition minus so slight surface rust that should be easily cleaned off it not pitting rust. And then Artillery Mechanical B

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

Mechanical and Still Cast Iron Bank Assortment (3) items including a mechanical 'Cat Boat'; a still 'The Cabin' by J&E Stevens and a mechanical 'Artillery Bank' Height: 12 1/2 inches, Width: 13 3/4 in

J. & E. STEVENS CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK "ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE"; 10" X 2 3/4" X 8 1/2"; ONE OF THE RIDER'S LEGS IS MISSING

Lot consists of: Tammany with trap, cabin without trap and pig in high chair missing trap. (JY) Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 4 - 1/4" x 2 - 3/4" x 5 - 3/4".

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of "Paddy" and a pig, marked ENG PAT JULY 23 1882 / U.S. PAT AUG 8 1882 on underside. Place coin on pig's nose; press lever to

A J&E Stevens Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1898. Featuring a cannon type bank depicting the Spanish - American War 5" x 8.25" x 2.5"

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of two frogs, marked ENG PAT JULY 28, 1882 / US PAT AUG 8 1882 on underside. Place coin on leg of small frog, press lever behin

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a toad on a stump. Press lever behind toad and place coin in open mouth; release lever to close mouth and deposit coin; ht.

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Mechanical Bank. All original with no breaks or repairs. Nice original paint. Action works. May clean to higher grade. 10" Excellent

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a mule entering a barn, marked PAT'D AUG 3D 1880 on underside. Place coin between donkey's ears and press lever to pop out d