Buffalo Bank Wood Pattern

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH. - Circa 1925 This is one of the most detailed wood patterns that we have ever seen. It is an A. C. Williams icon. Wood

From the A. C. Williams Company. Ravenna, Ohio - 1920's - 4 1/2" Long. From the Collection of Frank Kidd.

From the A. C. Williams Company. Ravenna, Ohio - 1920's - 5 5/8" Long. From the Collection of Frank Kidd.

Maker Unknown American - Circa 1920’s This is the original wood pattern for the bank. It is shown in Bob & Shirley Peirce’s book “Cast Iron Building Banks”. Pg. 144. The pattern is held togeth

Yaacov Pins (B. 1917) limited edition pencil signed monotype print on paper. Depicts a buffalo in black with wood grain pattern ground. Signed lower right and dated 1968, numbered 44/45 lower center.

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH. - Circa 1925 This is the original wood pattern and design for this classic A. C. Williams bank. Wood

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH. - Circa 1925 The original wood pattern for the classic Large Turkey bank. Wood

4 SBCCA Banks, Wood/Alum/Ceramic: St. Louis "91" SBCCA Baseball; "Shuffle Off to" Buffalo; "Chicago" Wind; "1980 Denver, Pa" Frog

Blade - damask steel Handle – wood, buffalo horn Leather sheath – not included Blade hardness – 55-58 HRC Total length – 12 (inch) Blade length - 7,5 (inch) Blade Thickness

Blade - damask steel Handle – wood, buffalo horn Leather sheath – not included Blade hardness – 55-58 HRC Total length – 12 (inch) Blade length - 7,5 (inch) Blade Thickness &#8

Wood frame, carved with pattern. Tree near water, canoe on bank. Signed by artist. Sight Point: 24 x 19 Issued: 20th c. Artist: T. Harvey Dimensions: 31"L x 25"H

Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, PA. - Late 1880s Racially biased sarcasm is deployed in the Butting Buffalo Bank. After the gold lever is pressed, the buffalo butts the young black boy up the side o

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit, ca. mid-20th century CE. Two large pattern boards made from cedarwood boards with bold formline motifs painted on the front

Carved Without Base From the A. C. Williams Company Ravenna, Ohio - 1910's - 5 3/8" Tall. From the Collection of Frank Kidd.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1883 Place a coin on the roof and pull the broom forward causing the figure to flip over and kick the coin in the bank. This is the on

"Amherst Stoves" Buffalo Bank, CI, M556, 5 1/8", "C" rated

Ht. 15cm, Diam. 13cm

Qing, imitation wood pattern longneck vase.Dimensions: H 14cm.All measurements are approximate. Click here for high resolution images 點&#25802

Kyser & Rex. Made of Cast Iron. Overall in Very Good Condition (Broken Baseplate, Replaced Raccoon, Mechanism Cover that Boy Holds Replaced).

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH. - Circa 1915 - 5" Long This is another fantastically detailed wooden pattern for an A. C. Williams smallish horse drawn pumper. We are not sure if this incarnation of the t

Qing, Famille rose imitation wood pattern case.Dimensions: H 3cm.All measurements are approximate. Click here for high resolution images 點&#25

Kenton Hardware Company. Kenton, OH - 1910 - 8 1/2" Long.

Kenton Hardware Company. Kenton, OH - 1920 - 5 1/2" Long.

H: 1 5/8" (4.1cm).