Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Man with Mule mechanism works

mechanism works paint loss see photos

paint loss mechanism NOT working as is see photos

J&E Stevens cast iron "I Always Did Spise A Mule" mechanical bank. The bank cover is missing. The mechanical mechanism does not work. The bank has paint loss and wear from play and age. Measures appro

ANTIQUE "NEW CREEDMOOR" CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK<

paint is worn throughout, mechanism works, pond lifts up, stamped pat applied for on bottom, has bottom stopper

paint loss mechanism works, little door on back does not stay on

repainted mechanism works

no paint left mechanism works missing piece on bottom

door on bottom missing one eye missing mechanism works

paint loss , no bottom, mechanism works

1879 Patent Date. 8" high x 10" wide

Cast Iron Mechanical Bank of a man in a cabin. This bank still works great but I believe some area's have been painted. It measures 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 4 1/4". Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profi

mechanism works paint loss

mechanism works paint loss see photos

mechanism works paint loss see photos bottom has been replaced

mechanism works paint loss see photos

Classic coin swallowing action. Made of Cast Iron. Work well.

Original Steven cast iron Always Did Spies a Mule mechanical bank. The bank works well. Has paint loss and the jockey is missing his wire whip. May clean to a higher grade. Good-Very Good

a.k.a. Goat, Frog and Old Man Bank. Made by Mechanical Novelty Works. New Britain, Connecticut - Early 1880's. Mechanical Novelty Works produced two different banks based on George Eddy's patent of Se

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut Circa 1897. A young man has stopped to give his mule some disciplinary action, but the tables are turned on him when the mule suddenly swings aro

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut Circa 1897. A young man has stopped to give his mule some disciplinary action, but the tables are turned on him when the mule suddenly swings aro

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut Circa 1897. A young man has stopped to give his mule some disciplinary action, but the tables are turned on him when the mule suddenly swings aro

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut Circa 1897. Made of Cast Iron. A young man has stopped to give his mule some disciplinary action, but the tables are turned on him when the mule

I Always Did &#8216;Spise a Mule Bank (Kicking). Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1870s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; press the lever and the mule swings around, kicking the man on the bench backwar