A Marx Thrift Bank, candy vendor, boxed; a John Bull

Nice pair of vintage candy dispenser banks with the original colorful boxes. Made of plastic. The Marx Curtis Candies Thrift Bank is is 8" by 4", and the Automatic Chocolate Machine bank is 10" by 4".

German tin mechanical Bank The World's Banker. A very scarce bank depicting John Bull taking the World into his hands. Press down on his hat and the globe spins and deposits the coin into John Bull's

377. DRESDEN JOHN BULL STEAM ENGINE ORNAMENT | 2.5" l. | One front bumper is replaced, old repair to dome on boiler top, missing wheel cover on one side on boiler, otherwise (Excellent to Pristine Con

Stoner Univendor Coin Operated Candy Vendor, 1947. Working, with key. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 65 x 24 x 15

To be offered on Thursday, 22 September 2022

Wonderful patina, with all original castings present and free of any visible cracks or breaks. Has original finish, original interior slot mechanism. This Jennings Electrovendor is Serial No. 10970, m

DIAMOND SINGLE-STONE RING Set with a brilliant-cut diamond, diamond approx. 1.25cts, ring size approx. O, cased by John Bull & Co., Bedford

"Buonaparte, Jefferson and John Bull pull at all ends of a cow with a memorial of Washington on the reverse. 7 1/2 inches.

JOHN W BENTLEY IMPRESSIONIST O/B WINTER LANDSCAPE WITH CHURCH IN BACKGROUND, TITLED QUIETUDE, INSCRIBED TO HARRY MARX, JOHN W BENTLEY, MEASURES 8 1/2" X 10 1/4", AS PICTURED

95. HOOPLA MECHANICAL BANK | John Harper & Co. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds 8.5" l. Replaced trap, over paint to clown and barrel, replaced screws, (Very Good Condition) $600 - $900

Copyright 1898, J. Ottoman lith co. Puck Bldg Ny. marked Puck on upper margin and lower reads Satisfying their Curiosity, the continental powers- what are you doing there? John Bull- Oh nothing nothin

Marked Puck, copyright 1901 Reads In the Chinese Labyrinth. Depicts Uncle Sam, John Bull and other personifications of other countries walking through an underground tunnel, watching out for bear trap

108. BOXED MARX AMOS & ANDY WALKERS | Very clean boxed example, wind-up, unique Marx moving eye variation to this pair with eyes that move within the head. Provenance: Donald Kaufman Collection. | Pro

293. BOXED MARX ARMY TRAIN SET | O gauge, electric. | 20" x 17" | Three box lid corner seams are split, some flaking to frame of tender, otherwise (Excellent Condition) | $1,000 - $1,500

145. BOXED MARX UNCLE WIGGLY CAR | Desirable seasonal version of popular wind-up crazy car series. Provenance: Donald Kaufman Collection. | Provenance: Monique Knowlton Collection. | 8" l. | Slight te

Scheuerle, Joseph (American, 1873 – 1948). Portrait of John Sitting Bull. Sioux Tribe. 1936. Gouache on board. Signed by the artist and inscribed to Sam Gumpertz, sideshow operator and manager of th

Includes Some rarer pieces. Novelty Bank with replaced makeshift trap 7" tall, Tin Litho Building Bank 5", John Deere Oil Drum Bank, North Pole Bank and Woodrow Wilson Political Bank.

Rare Polychrome Specimen By H. L. Judd Mfg. Company Wallingford, Ct. - Mid 1880's Provenance: Ed Mosler Collection Excellent Plus and Very Bright There are fewer than five known painted examples of th

Circa 1904. Manufactured by A. Marx and Co. for the H.E. Winters Specialty Co. Highly desirable, this nickel vendor has survived in very limited quantities. Some touch up paint to body. Coin head back

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

KEARNEY, John (American, 1924-2014) Bull. [Ca. 1980s]. Welded metals. 12 h x 18 w x 8“d. Signed at proper right hind leg. Unusual textures from welding inherent. Typical handling marks. Excellen

Candy Container / Bank American - 1930 - 4 7/8" T Tin and Glass Donal Markey Collection This is an exceedingly scarce candy container / bank made of glass and tin. We have only seen one other and it l

Made by Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1889 Dropping a coin in the bank causes a candy treat to be dispensed in the tray below. This bank is quite scarce. Material: Tin

Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Bridgeport, CT - Circa 1878 This bank is one of the funniest and most unique banks ever imagined. It uses a brass clockwork mechanism to achieve its effect. Give the bank a good