Missing Covenant Church Bank

Church Bank, Wood/Stone, Missing wooden slide trap, Very interesting bank, 12 1/2" high x 15 3/4" deep

Lot of 3 Assorted Banks, Tin: Chein Monkey Mech. Bank; Drum; Church in Winter, Missing trap

American - 1940's to 1950's - 3 1/4" to 6" Tall. Very Fine Condition. The smallest missing its bottom plate and coin slot.

Made by Gebruder Bing circa 1910. Made of Tin. 6 1/2" T. Very Good to Fine Condition. Blue Church missing part of steeple. Green church missing locking mechanism.

4 Building Banks, Tim/PM: "Lincoln's Home"; "Bar X Dude Ranch", replaced trap; One Story House w/Chimney, lock missing; Church, missing steeple

7 Misc. Banks, Metal/Wood/Tin/Paper: 2 Wood Church Banks; 2 Tin "Happy Days" Barrel Banks; 2 Paper Coin Holders; Metal Bank, Missing back

5 Misc. Banks, Tin/CI/Plastic: (2) "Strasbourg" Church Banks; Cylinder w/Children Playing, Damage at slot; "Cook with Cash" Stove; Chein Church, Lock missing

Church on Wood Base, lead, missing tip of steeple

4 Misc. Banks, Lead/PM: "DeWitt Clinton" Train, missing smoke stack; Pigs in Money Sack, missing lock; "St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Ft. Wayne, Indiana", missing tip of steeple; Prussian Military Helme

Eddy & Stephens American - Circa 1880's This is a scarce bank in wonderful, bright condition. Missing its paper inserts. Cast Iron

Two are churches, which have lift-up lids but are missing locks. The third is a village bank marked "Burg" and "Nurnberg". Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 3 - 1/4" x 2" x 4".

Circa 1880's. Nice original George Brown church still bank. Condition (Excellent). Size 6 -1/4" T.

By Chicago Hardware Foundry. Illinois - Late 1940's - 6 5/8" Tall. Illustrated as #4 on Page 17.

New England Church Bank, CI, 7 1/2"

Nice vintage Kayseri and Rex cast iron still bank featuring a church circa 1880 - 1890. Bank is in good condition and does show some wear. See pictures for condition. If bidding online feel free to co

HANDMADE WOODEN BANK IN THE FORM OF A CHURCH, MECHANICAL STYLE WITH CHIP CARVED STEEPLE AND SIDES - 11 1/2" X 7" X 3" PROVENANCE: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEAS

American - 1930's. Made of Cast Iron Aluminum.

A hand and stencil painted church bank by George Brown circa 1870. The church has a removable steeple and the side of the roof is stenciled with the inscription 'For Good Little Children'. Dimensions

C. 1882 Kyser & Rex cast iron Church bank. Pat'd Feb. 7, 1882. 4" x 3" x 6".

Most likely made in Germany. Inscribed: "Gedenkert der Armen", which is German for "Commemorate the Poor". This is a bank (Alms Box), but the steeple can also be used as a cigar cutter. The bank has t

American - 1910 - 18" Tall. Possibly on Alms Box to raise funds for a church restoration.

"Westside Presbyterian Church" Bank, CI, M958, 3 3/4", "D" Rated

Embossed "Bank" on front and with the numbers "502035" on the rear. Japanning has some wear. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 3 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/4" x 6 - 1/4".

"Westside Presbyterian Church" Bank, CI, Like M958