Boys Stealing Watermelon - Salafian Brothers Cast Iron Mechanical Bank

Made by the Salafian Brothers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Works well.

Made by Kyser & Rex Company. Frankford, Pennsylvania - 1880's. Two boys have discovered a watermelon patch in a neighbor's yard. A guard dog is sleeping in his doghouse rather than watching over the c

Keyser & Rex cast iron boy stealing watermelon mechanical bank, 5'' h.

Boys Stealing Watermelon Mech. Bank, CI, Salafian Bros., Rare reproduction mechanical bank, Originally painted to look old, Often mistaken for original mechanical bank, 20 or less were produced

Kyser & Rex Mfg., Philadelphia PA, cast iron, circa 1885 Very colorful example, an amusing depiction of boys being boys and a watch dog doing its job by peering out of house to stop the incident, well

American, late 19th century. A Kyser & Rex cast iron bank of a boy stealing a watermelon, marked 133 on back. Push lever on side of dog house, causing dog to slide out while boy's arm moves to steal w

Made by the Salafian Brothers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Works well. Part of the William Werbell Collection.

Made by Salafian Brothers circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Made by Salafian Brothers circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Made by Salafian Brothers circa 1930's. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Boys Stealing Watermelon Mechanical Bank - (Very Unusual). The tip-end of the lever "pin" snapped off but is still in the bank. Bank is guaranteed old and paint is pretty good for being all original.

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia, PA 1890's. Place a coin in the doghouse roof slot. Depress the lever and the dog comes out to frighten the boy as he reaches for his watermelon, the coin drops into the bank.

Kyser & RexPhiladelphia, PA - 1890'sPlace a coin in the doghouse roof slot. Depress the lever and the dog comes out to frighten the boy as he reaches for his watermelon, the coin drops into the bank.C

115. BOY STEALING WATERMELON MECHANICAL BANK | All Original Condition. | $800 - $1,600

398. BOY STEALING WATERMELON MECHANICAL BANK | Circa 1885, Kyser & Rex, Frankford, PA.

525. BOY STEALING WATERMELON MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex. | 6.5" l. | Replaced trap, otherwise (Exc. Cond.) | $2,000 - $3,000

Repaint to the fence and figures. Original trap. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 6 -1/2" L.

A Trapeze Boy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century Height 9 1/4 inches.

Repro JE Stevens Jolly Boy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Measurements in inches:7 high We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is paid and shipping cost will be collected seperat

Insert a coin in the slot, press the lever and the scout raises the flag as the coin falls into the bank. Original trap. Replaced flag and arms of boy scout. (Very Good).

4.5 INCHES TALL.

A J. and E. Stevens 'Boy Scout Camp' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank American, Late 19th Century Height 8 x length 9 1/2 x width 3 1/2 inches.

J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was originally marketed as “Fr

J. Barton Smith. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1890's.