HOLD THE FORT MECHANICAL BANK

RARE Hold the Fort Mechanical Bank (Five Hole Version) - Unknown American Maker - Pat.'d Nov. 20, 1877

Unknown Manufacturer, Patent Issued to Samuel Clark, Brooklyn, New York 1877, place coin in front of the target, load the cannon with a ball-bearing, pull the trigger, the coin is struck and falls int

Novelty Cast Iron Mechanical Coin Bank "Hold The Fort" in Original Paint Finish. Size: 3.25 6 w

Front of cannon has a piece missing. (JY). Condition (Very Good). Size 10 -1/2" L.

circa 1880's, Manufacturer unknown, cast iron, insert a coin at the end of the barrel and cock the lever, press the lever at the back end of the barrel and the coin is fired into the tower.

461. OCTAGONAL FORT MECHANICAL BANK | Manufacturer Unknown. | 11" l. | Repainted. | $700 - $1,400

Looks Great but under blacklight, it reads as partly repainted Origin: American Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Cast Iron Period: 1877

Includes Franklin Mint Fort Sumter Mechanical Bank with factory sealed COA and soldier/drummer figurine. 5-3/4" to 10-1/2" high. Bank with original box. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold for t

The Battle of Fort Sumter Mechanical Bank, Made in China. The bank is in near mint condition.

Made by Mechanical Novelty Works. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition (Screw to hold base plate (underneath) replaced with rivet)

J.E. Stevens Always Did 'Spise A Mule Mechanical Bank. Don't beat a mule or you will get the hooves and knocked down! Hold a coin the the chair, push the bottom, and the mule performs a spinning kick

American, late 19th century. A Judd "Snap It" cast iron mechanical bank, unmarked. Pull out tray and hold in place with lever; place coin on tray and push lever to release and snap it back into the ba

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.

197. ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 8"l. | Insignificant hairline at base near fort, figure is repainted, displays in (Very Good to Excellent Condition | $700 - $1,000

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - 1880's. Place a coin on his nose, say "Hold!", then pull his tail. He will flick the coin and then swallow it whole.

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

American, late 19th century. Cast iron bank with dog that jumps through hoop. Original pain. Missing bottom plate and has replacement screw to hold barrel. 7"h., 8.5"w., 3"d.

Two Modern Tammany Mechanical bank Trade Cards made for the 1992 MBCA Convention in Fort Wayne,In.

Shepard Hardware Co. cast iron "Mason" mechanical bank. Hod carrier is loose, as the screw which holds him to the base is broken off. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 7 - 1/2" x 7" x 4".

Jockey holds the coin, then pressing the button spins the mule around to knock over the seated boy and deposit the coin. Manufactured by J&E Stevens & Co. Jockey on bench variation. Original working c

Cast iron Boy Scout Camp mechanical bank by J&E Stevens -Fair, lever holds up flag, no action when coin is dropped

Bracket that holds lever is broken. Lever present. Replaced trap. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 7 -1/2" L.

1099. DOG ON TURNTABLE MECHANICAL BANK | Circa 1900. | 5" h. | Some piece of left archway and shaft that holds crank missing, (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $200 - $400

Made by Kilgore circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Possible Barenholtz Collection provenance. Fine Condition. Casting hole on left side. Common 1/2" crack on left side near hole that holds jaw in place.