Patronize the Blind Man Iron Mechanical Bank

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Patronize the Blind Man and His Dog mechanical bank.

The "Little Fat Man" version is scarce. It is deemed the "Little Fat Man" because "Tammany" is not inscribed on the side panels and it uses a round coin trap instead of a piece of cast iron and screw.

Antique jolly man cast iron mechanical bank. H 15cm

Made by the Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1890s. This is a classic coin swallowing bank.

Painted cast iron mechanical bank, Jolly Black Man, 6 1/2" x 5". Provenance: Richard and Phyllis Krock family.

Jolly Black Man Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - thumb separated; green safe bank, no key.

Classic coin swallowing action. Made of Cast Iron. Work well.

Trenton Lock Co. Trenton, NJ -1878 Pristine Condition

Elephant with Bronze Japanned Finish. Made by the Enterprise Mfg. Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1880.

Made by the Enterprise Mfg. Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Patented Circa 1880. In their 1884 distributor's catalogue, this whimsy was advertised as the "Enterprise Elephant Bank".

England - 1948 Cast Iron Made after World War II. This is a classic coin swallowing bank.

Vintage Worn Jolly Black Man Red Suit Cast Iron Mechanical Bank *Our family business believes in preserving history. The sale of controversial material does not reflect our character, beliefs or value

mechanism works paint loss see photos

paint loss mechanism NOT working as is see photos

Novelty Michelin Man Cast Iron Goodyear Tires Mechanical Bank Original Paint Finish 5 in. height size: 5 in. x 5 in.

'Man in Cabin' cast-iron mechanical bank, c. 1885, unsigned but similar to J.E. Stevens models designed by F. H. Griffith, man standing in doorway of dilapidated shack, when coin is placed at man's fe

William Tell Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Man Chuting Apple on Boys Head in a Castle. Measures 7" tall x 10.5" wide. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. There are 3 Shipping Options.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1878.

By Chamberlain & Hill. England - Circa 1920's.

Made by John Harper Ltd. Willenhall, England - 1910's. A classic coin-swallowing bank.

Cast iron Mechanical bank, Black man. Stick on bottom, date 1882 written. Title: Black man mechanical bank. Medium: Cast iron. Size: 7 x 5.50 x 5.50 in.

original paint, 6"

Cast Iron Man Shooting Tree Mechanical Bank weighs about 7 lbs. measures approx. 9"Lx7"h

DESCRIPTION: WILLIAM TELL cast iron mechanical bank, depicting man with cloak and hat shooting apple off child's head in front of building. "PATENTED JUNE 23 1896" stamped on bottom. Manufactured by J