1887 SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE cast iron BANK

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.

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.

Designed by Edward T. Calby. Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1881. Manufacturer Unknown.

Moore No. 1122. USA circa 1887. Great original japanned bank with gold highlights. 5 1/4" by 3 3/4". No damage other than a tiny hairline by turn key in base. Hard to see and stable. Excellent

C. 1887 cast iron Victorian building bank by J & E Stevens, Cromwell Ct.. 4" x 3" x 5 1/2".

Security Safe Deposit Bank, cast iron still bank, patented 1887, combination lock (2,6, 4) on front door; interior with two wood drawers having brass pulls, 6" x 4 1/2" x 4 3/4". CONDITION: Very fine,

Shepard Hardware Co., Patented 1887, cast iron and hand painted, the Hod carrier receives the coin and throws it forward, depositing it into the bank as the mason raises and lowers trowel and brick, w

PAT 1887 (no date on bottom). Mule and black man on 2-wheeled cart. Condition: minor paint loss. In good working order.

With advertising. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 12 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4" x 3".

Designed by Edward T. Calby Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1881 Manufacturer Unknown Material: Cast Iron

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - 1887 - 5 1/2" Tall.

3 Vintage Figural Cast Iron Banks. Includes a cash register, bank and locomotive. Larger measures 4.5 inches x 2.5 inches.

C. 1887, cast iron, painted in black overall, amusing depiction, embossed base, retains some red paint on lips where often worn off. 5 1/4" h.

Three vintage iron banks. One Security safe deposit cast iron bank. Pat. Feb. 15, 1881. Pat. March 1, 1887. 3"l x 3"w x 4.25"h. One rusty and pitted cast iron bank. 3.25"l x 2.75"w x 4.25"h. One cast

Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Pat.'d 1887. In the Mason Bank, racism and visual racial slurring is right under our nose. The bricklayer, with his bulging muscles and bushy mustache, is

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1887.

Lot includes Paddle Wheeler Bank, Safety Train Engine, General Sherman & Statue of Liberty.

One is a key less safety deposit with double combination marked "keyless lock company." Japaned building bank with gold highlights with embosed bank on front. Japaned Villa bank. Various Conditions. C

Natural finish with copper luster accents. Two nickle-plated combination dials. Bank is marked "The Keyless Lock Company Indianapolis, Indiana USA Patented." 1920s. Bank has letters in high relief alo

The Keyless Safety Deposit Bank, made by The Keyless Lock Company, cast iron still bank, twin combination locks (top 3/4 after D, bottom S), areas retain copper finish highlights, late 19th C, 5 7/8"

Roof Bank left made by Grey Iron 1903; Roof Bank right made by J & E Stevens, 1887 American Cast Iron

Still bank book Ref. 1122, by J. & E. Stevens, circa 1887 in original bronze and gold painted finish, 3 x 3 3/4 x 5 1/4" high. Condition paint circa 95%.

Lot (2) 19th c. cast iron building banks. Includes "Roof Bank" (5 1/4" Ht., 1887, J.E. Stevens, #1122 Penny Bank Book), "Home Savings Bank" (with dog finial, 5 3/4" Ht., J.E. Stevens, #1237 Penny Bank

Lot (2) banks including cast iron Clown bank (6 1/2" Ht., C. 1908, Mfg. A.C. Williams, #211 Penny Bank Book), cast iron "Middy" bank (5 1/4" Ht., C. 1887, #36 Penny Bank Book).