Cast Iron Mechanical Bank "Feeding Time",

mother bird and fledglings, pat'd January 23, 1883, 6" X 7".

Novelty Cast Iron Mechanical Bank EAGLE FEEDING BIRDS IN NEST - Original Paint. size: 6.25h 8w

Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Mother feeding baby birds. Stamped on bottom reproduction of original bank from Book of knowledge. Dimensions: 8 inches wide x 3.5 Please refer to photos for more details. C

An American cast iron mechanical bank of bald eagle feeding chicks, with 1888 patent date, 6.5"h x 7"l together with a portrait miniature of a woman on copper, 3"h; Russian lacquer hexagonal box, 5.5"

A cast iron mechanical bank with a bird feeding its young, manufactured by J. E. Stevens, patent date January 23, 1883. Excellent Condition. Place a coin in the bird's mouth, press the lever and the b

American, late 19th century. An Ives, Blakeslee & Williams "Time Registering Bank" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on front. Place a dime in chute and pull chute to the right then left, d

Approx. 7 3/4" H. From the Mosler collection. Original finish. Paint scratches.

An antique and original figural bank offers polychromed cast iron construction with mother bird feeding her nest of baby chicks, identifying patent marks on base as photographed, Late 19thC. Measures-

Set a coin in the slot in the rooster's tail and move the lever downward. The rooster moves his head several times in a crowing motion as the coin falls into the bank. Replaced lever. (JY).Condition:(

J. E. Stevens Girl Skipping Rope Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Nice, no apologies bank in all original condition with no repairs. This bank is all honest play wear and spins a solid 12 times. Condition:

Slide the lever to the left exposing the coin slot. Insert coin and release lever. The globe then revolves several times. Overall excellent to near mint. Paper on the globe is mostly there but has dar

Antique Cast Iron Tammany Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 6" H.

Crafted of cast iron with old painted surface by J. & E. Stephens Co. Coin is placed inside the cannon and when lever is pressed shoots into the tower. Soldiers arm is raised at the same time. SHIPPIN

Cast Iron George Washington and the Cherry Tree Mechanical bank never opened or unpacked. Time magazine promotional item from 1979.

Antique Cast Iron Two Frogs Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 9" W.

Antique Cast Iron Indian Shooting Bear Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 10" W.

Antique Cast Iron Boy Robbing Bird's Nest Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 8" H.

Antique Cast Iron Frog on Round Base Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 4.5" H w/ a 4.25" diameter base.

Place a coin on the monkey's tray. As the crank is turned the monkey tips his hat and lowers the coin into the bank. At the same time bells chime and the boy and girl revolve. Boy figure replaced. Tou

One mechanical. One office building. Taller approx. 5 1/2" H. From the Mosler collection. Mechanical bank not working. Some paint losses.

Antique Cast Iron Always Did Spies A Mule Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 9.5" W.

Antique Cast Iron Trick Dog w/ Circus Clown Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by Hubley. Working. 8.5" W.

Shepard Hardware Co., embossed bow tie, cast iron bank done in red, coin is placed in hand deposits into mouth when arm is raised, eyes roll upwards at the same time.

Place the coin in the mother eagle's beak and press the lever. She leans over and coin into the nest as if feeding the eaglets. At the same time the eaglets reach up as if to catch the food. Replaced