CI Butting Ram - Man Thumbs Nose Mechanical Bank

Butting Ram - Man Thumbs Nose Mech. Bank, CI, Repainted, Difficult bank to acquire

Manufactured by the J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT. Press a coin into the slot on the pelican's head. This causes the mouth to open, exposing the figure inside. Man Thumbs Nose variation. Provenanc

Trenton Lock & Hardware Co. cast iron Pelican-Man Thumbs Nose mechanical bank.

Trenton Lock Co. Trenton, NJ -1878 Pristine Condition

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1878.

Mfg. attributed to Wagner and Zwiebel Machine Shop, WI, designed by Ole O. Storle, Patented 1895, cast iron, scarce example, coin is placed in front of tree, pressing lever causes ram to butt into tre

Made by Trenton Lock Company circa 1870's of Trenton, New Jersey. This is a very hard to find bank. Put a coin in the pelican’s head and the beak opens revealing a Man Thumbing his Nose. Made of Cas

Place a coin in the pocket of the China man and press the lever. The China man shows his hand and four aces and salutes the depositor. As the coin falls into the receptacle a rat runs out of the end o

J. & E. Stevens Co., designed by John Gerard, Trenton, NJ, Patented 1878, cast iron, japanned, placing coin in pelican's head causes mouth to open with man emerging.

Trenton Lock & Hardware Company. Trenton, New Jersey - 1880's. A scarce bank made in the late 19th Century. Depress your coin into the aperture and the beak pops up, revealing a man thumbing his nose.

Jolly Black Man Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - thumb separated; green safe bank, no key.

2 BOK Mech. Banks, CI: Butting Buffalo; "US and Spain"

Elephant, Man in Howdah Mechanical Bank, CI

4 Mech. Banks, CI: Goat, Frog, and Old Man; Bird and Flower; "Police Station Bank"; "Cat and Mouse Bank"

Place a coin on the nose of the pig. Press the lever and the pig will strike the coin with his foot. The man opens his mouth, catches the coin on his tongue, and swallows the coin. At the same time hi

Made by H. L. Judd circa 1880's. To operate, place a coin in the slot in the tree stump. Then release the goat and he will ram it into the tree. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition. Replaced Goat Platfo

Wagner & Zweibel Burlington, Wi. - Late 1880's Very Good Plus The Butting Ram Bank was made in a machine shop as a private commission based on Ole Storle's patented design. The operation of the bank i

Cast iron and white metal mechanical bank. Bank coin causes dial to move one number. Discoloration to the right side on the right panel. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 10" T.

Appears to be a new base. Most of the bank has been repainted. (JY). (Good). 8 -1/2" T.

Insert a coin and slide the lever at the back of the chair. The dog pivots forward as the coin is deposited. (JY).

Place a coin in his right hand and press the lever. He lowers his hand and drops the coin into his satchel. At the same time his jaw moves during the action. Original painted trap. (JY). (Very Good).

S.S. & S.D. Tallman monkey coin in stomach. Place coin on tray and press the lever on back causing the monkey to lift his arms and slide the coin into the slot. Japanned. Replaced tray. (JY). (Very Go

384. BULL DOG COIN ON NOSE MECHANICAL BANK | Blue blanket version with brown dog, c. 1880, J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell CT

3 Mech. Banks, CI: Stump Speaker, cracked top plate; Magic, cracked at screws on top, latch mechanism missing; World's Fair, fanciful repaint