Cast Iron Bulldog Mechanical Dog Coin Bank John Harper 1915

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

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7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

7" Tall 6" Wide Great reproduction folk art cast iron mechanical coin bank. This piece was made to look just like an antique, but is actually new. By pressin the lever on the back the arm will lift an

John Harper & Company Willenhall, England 1895. Made of Cast Iron. This is the English version of an American Trick Dog. Place a coin in the dog’s mouth, press the lever and the dog jumps through th

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place the coin on his nose, pull the tail and he will deposit the coin by catching it in his mouth. Made of Cast Iron (Glass Eyes

Title: Vintage PIG BOSS HOG MECHANICAL CAST IRON BANK JOHN HARPER & CO Additional Information: Vintage PIG BOSS HOG MECHANICAL CAST IRON BANK JOHN HARPER & CO. 1915. Cast Iron Mr. Pig Bottom is marked

Made by John Harper Ltd. Willenhall, England - 1910. This is a classic coin swallowing bank.

Made by John Harper circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Very Good Condition.

Made by John Harper circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Worked when tested. Very Fine Condition. Arm with a little extra wear. Retains a key.

Made by John Harper circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Professionally Restored.

Made by John Harper circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Very Fine Condition.

Made by John Harper Ltd. circa 1910's of Willenhall, England. This is a classic coin swallowing bank. Made of Cast Iron. Works well. Professionally Restored. No baseplate.

Made by John Harper & Co. Ltd. Willenhall, England - 1915. The long sleeve version is more scarce. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition.

Made by John Harper circa 1892. This is a very rare English mechanical bank. When coins are deposited, the Giant tips forward and back. Cast Iron. Fine Condition (Giant Repainted).

John Harper, English, Circa 1930 An extremely hard bank to find. A classic coin swallower where he raises his hand and tips his hat forward as your coin is deposited.