Lead Banks 2 Mules

2 Lead Banks: Dutch Boy; Seated Bear Licking Paw

2 Banks, lead: "Pawtucket Instutition for Savings" Owl; Decorated Mug

2 Lead Banks: Munich Child, Squawking Duck

2 Banks, Lead/Alum.: "Worcester County Institution for Savings"; "St. Jacob's Stone Church - Brodbecks, PA 1889 - 1989"

2 Banks, Lead/Brass: Baker with modern trap Rooster on Cylinder

2 Banks, Lead: Bulldog w/Sailor Hat, Felt covered bottom; Seated Cowboy, Trap issues

3 Advertising Banks, Lead: 2 Different Typewriter Banks; "Electrolux" Refrigerator, One screw in trap missing

Rabbit by Cabbage Bank, Lead, 2 7/8", Left arm of rabbit broken off

Gingerbread House Bank, Lead, 2 7/8", w/lock

Hansel and Gretel House Bank, Lead, 2 3/4"

Nurnberg Souvenir Bank, Germany, circa 1920. Made of lead. The bank is 2.5" tall x 3.5" wide. Very fine condition.

2 Silvered Lead Banks: Sterling Silver Canister w/Handle and Lock, Highly decorated; Stein, 3 1/2" Marked "Raoul"

2 Silvered Lead Banks: Cathedral w/Trick Lock; Shoe Bank, Missing part of hasp, chip in top piece

2 Building Banks, Lead: "Cooper River Federal Savings"; "The Easton National Bank", "Art Metal Works - Newark, N. J."

2 Building Banks, Lead: "The Keene National Bank"; "Preferred Life Assurance Society"

2 Misc. Banks, Lead/Tin: Money Bags w/Pigs, has key Beehive Bank w/Leaves, First time we have seen this bank

2 Train Banks, Lead: "Pioneer" Railroad; Unmarked

2 Building Banks, Lead: "New Hampshire Savings Bank - Concord, New Hampshire"; "The First National Bank and Central Wisconsin Trust Co.", missing bottom

2 Banks, Tin/Lead: Dog by Doghouse, Some rippling at slot Dog by Bucket

2 Misc. Banks, Lead: "Koin" Church, 3 3/4"; Dog in Doghouse, 2 5/8"

2 Daikoku Banks, Lead, Each is different, 3 1/4"

Lot (2) banks including lead on bakelite base "Pelican Nest", 4 7/8" Ht., cast iron "Bank / On / Republic / Pig Iron" bank, 7" Ht., C. 1968, #331 Penny Bank Book, Mfg. Unicast Foundry.

2 Shoe Banks, Lead: Munich decal, w/key; Nordlingen decal

2 Ship Banks, Lead: Touring Ship, marked "Koln", bottom separating; Ship marked "Hamburg", mast broken