"Give Me a Penny" with Turnpin - Cast Iron Bank

Made by Wing Mfg. Company. Chicago, Illinois - Late 1890's.

Made by the Wing Mfg. Company. Chicago, IL - Circa Late 1890's. Unusual painted yellow hat.

Made by Hubley. Made of Cast Iron. 5 1/2" Tall. Fine Condition.

Made by Hubley. Made of Cast Iron. 5 1/2" Tall. Fine Condition. Replaced Twist Pin.

Paint chipping throughout, measures 11 x 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches

Made by Wing of America - 1900's. Made of Cast Iron. Excellent Condition.

An antique cast iron bank titled "Give Me A Penny" depicting an African American man wearing a hat and only one shoe measuring 11"T

Goog condition. Reproductions. 5.75 Inches tall.

Cast iron still bank group: WWI soldier, baseball player, "Give Billy a Penny", Buster Brown, & Aunt Jamima

Nice original cast iron still bank. Very nice paint. 6' Excellent

Billy Bounce Figure Stating "Give Billy A Penny" has slight paint loss most noticeable on face. 5" high. Clown is 6" high. "transvaal Money Box" is 6" high.

(2) Black Americana Cast Iron Still Banks: Give me a Penny, Double Face: AC Williams Double Faced 4.25" tall. Give me a Penny by Wise Mfg. measures 5.5".

Cast iron figural bank "GIVE ME A PENNY". 5 3/4" Ht..

CAST IRON BANK IS 5.5 INCHES TALL WHILE ASHTRAY IS 5 X 4.5

Novelty Cast Iron Black Man Figure Bank "Give Me A Penny' in Original Paint 11 inches height. size: 11 in. x 5.5 in.

To include still bank "Give Me A Penny" and small figures of a lady with basket and a child riding a crocodile, no visible maker's marks, some wear and paint loss / all in as-found condition.Tallest H

Turnpin Version. Wing Mfg. Company. American - 1895. 5 5/8" Tall.

Made by Hubley. Made of Cast Iron. 5 1/2" Tall. Excellent Paint (Right Foot Broken and Missing).

A KEYSER & REX PENNY PAIL CAST IRON BANK circa 1885 height 3in (7.6cm)

Made By Wing Mfg. Chicago - Early 1900's. Provenance: Donal Markey Collection. This wonderful black themed bank has the man dressed as a prisoner from a chain gang. Totally unique and very cool.

Made by Wing Mfg. Chicago - Early 1900's. Provenance: Donal Markey Collection. This bank portrays a well-dressed country farmer. Markey found this highly unusual pair of figures decades ago.

Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pa. - 1920. Very unusual variant with strongly defined raised letters. Has Hubley's screw closure.

Wing Mfg. Company. American - 1920 - 5 1/2" Tall.

Imswiler & Saylor York, Pennsylvania 1960. Made to commemorate Hawaii becoming the 50th state. A coin swallowing bank. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested. Mint Condition.