City Bank - Scarce Version Iron Bank

German - 1915 - 6 1/8" Tall. This is an extremely scarce version of the bank that is made in Germany. The lettering on reverse is totally different and the bank is quite heavy.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1878. Drop a coin in a slot on the right side of the bank. Turn the cylinder and the coin drops in and registers.

Kyser & Rex cast iron Organ Grinder Mechanical Bank. Scarce smallest version. All original with no breaks or repairs. Still has nice original paint. Action works. 4" Excellent

John Harper Ltd. England - Circa 1918 A very scarce all iron version of the bank. Material: Cast Iron

Sydenham & McOustra. Willenhall, England - 1910's. This is the scarce cast iron version of the bank. Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Arcade cast iron Large Taxi Cab Bank with driver. Excellent original paint and condition, 8 inches long. More scarce bank version.

Sydenham & McOustra, English, Circa 1905 This is the scarce cast iron version of the bank.

French - Circa 1920. 9.5" Tall. Made of Cast Iron. This is the scarce cast iron version of the bank. Fine Condition.

J & E Stevens, Connecticut, Circa 1895 The blue dress version of the bank is scarce. To work, place a penny on the tray in her hand and then push down on the lever. This will cause the dog's mouth to

J. & E. Stevens - 1870's A scarce and colorful bank. This example utilizes six different colors. Fine Condition Overall. Red Paint Restored.

Sydenham & McOustra. English - 1908 - 6 1/4" Tall. This is a scarce version with advertising for George Jessop & Sons Ltd. Clothiers.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Made of Cast Iron. This is the more scarce version where the sides do not read "Tammany Bank". Fine to Very Fine Condition.

John Harper Ltd. - 1911 This is the more common, large lettered version. Pristine

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH - 1915 - 5.875" Tall. This is a very scarce version painted brown (like Boy Scout Scarf & Buckle).

Scarce Large Version. English - 1953. 4 1/4" Tall.

John D. Hall invented the first known cast iron mechanical bank in 1869; yellow versions of this bank are considered scarce.5 3/8 x 4 x 3 7/8 inches

Thomas Swan, Patented 1873, scarce example, cast iron, multi-color painted, done in tan, green and red, well detailed side bay windows and two story building. 6 3/4" h.

John Harper Ltd., England, cast iron Scarce example, painted version, cast iron, done in red pants, blue jacket, amusing casting effects. 6 3/16" h.

Scarce version with top hat. Embossed on back. When lever is pressed right arm puts coin in mouth. (Very Good - Excellent). 8 - 1/4" x 5 - 1/4".

Scarce vertical slot version. Chamberlin & Hill Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 5 - 1/2" x 1 - 3/4" x 5 - 3/8".

French - 1920's - 6" Tall. A very scarce cast iron version. Fine Condition.

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.

Scarce Polychrome Version of the Four Tower Bank Pat.'d July 23, 1895 By Sheimer Toys of Pennsylvania

Arcade Mfg. Company Freeport, Il. - Circa 1913 Polychrome versions of this bank are scarce. Material: Cast Iron