Cast Iron "Jack On The Roof" Mechanical Bank.

This bank is the book example "Penny Lane", by Al Davidson, PG.#123, No. 259. This bank had previously been sold in the "Walter Chrysler" April 2nd, 1955 sale & then again in the "Edwin Mosler", June

Cast iron chapel bank, with old finish.

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin on the roof and pull the broom forward to cause the figure to flip over and kick the coin in the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition. Roof Faded.

Cast Iron Golfer Mechanical Coin Bank and The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Airblown Inflatable

Keyser & Rex, Philadelphia, cast iron mechanical bank, place coin in roof dormer & press the monkey's face causing the iron & gear to appear in the windows below when the shutters open 4 1/4 in.

J. & E. Stevens Co., Patented 1878, cast iron building with bird perched on roof, place coin in holder, pull wire lever and bird will tilt forward allowing coin to roll into chimney. Provenance: Clive

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1870's. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Paint (4" crack in roof).

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Overall (White one roof repainted, replaced monkey head and desk, Red one replaced monkey head and desk).

Kyser & Rex Cast Iron Uncle Remus Mechanical Bank, Circa 1891. Coin slot located in the roof, press the chicken and the policeman darts around the front of the chicken coop who slams the door. Excelle

J & E Stevens Co., cast iron mechanical bank, dual-chimneys on mansard-style roof, door's arch reads "Novelty Bank", brown / maroon color roof and corner posts, green trim, muted yellow sides, back si

A scarce and desirable example, manufactured by J. & E. Stevens and Company, the variant model without dormers on the red mansard roof, the front knob activates the semi-circle door and coin drop expo

Zoo Bank. Kyser & Rex, 1890s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank. Press the monkey peeking out of the uppermost window and the shutters open to reveal a tiger and bear. Coin slot at peak of roof. Heigh

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's. Place a coin on the roof, pull the broom handle (lever) and the man will flip up, kicking your coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's. Place a coin on the roof, pull the broom handle (lever) and the man will flip up, kicking your coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition.

Made by Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890. The Globe Savings Fund is truly one of the most attractive of all architectural banks. Coins are inserted into the roof of the bank

Burgundy, White and Red Details. Retains an Exceptional Stenciled Roof. Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Mid 1880's.

American, late 19th century. A Judd "Gem" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on side and PAT'D on roof finial. Cock the dog in place, put coin on tray, and release the dog to jump forward an

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place a coin on the roof and pull the broom forward causing the figure to flip over and kick the coin in the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Wor

J. & E. Stevens 1880's. Place a coin on the roof, pull the broom handle (lever) and the man will flip up, kicking your coin into the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested. Very Fine Condition.

Mechanical bank, Cabin Bank, cast iron w/orig paint, designed by Edward L. Morris, mfgd by J.&E. Stevens, c.1885, place coin on roof & pull handle, Black figure kicks his feet knocking coin in cabin,

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a man in yellow cabin, marked PAT'D JUNE 1885 on underside. Place coin on top front of roof, pull lever on right, and figure

Included: Dog on Turntable and Hall's Excelsior Mechanical Banks. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition (Dog on Turntable with Repair to Roof, Hall's Excelsior with Replaced Desk)

Made by Kyser & Rex Company circa 1880's of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Place a coin in the roof dormer and press the monkey’s face. This causes the lion and bear to appear in the windows below when

Made by J. & E. Stevens 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. Very Fine Condition.