CI "Fort" Bank

Fort Bank, CI, M1172, 4 1/4", Rare painted example, most are japanned

"Fort" Still Bank, CI, M1172, 4 1/4", "C" rated

3 Building Banks, PM/CI: "Fort Dearborn, 1933 Chicago World's Fair"; Bungalow, Rare color variation, Replaced trap; "Tacoma Park Bank, Tacoma Park, MD", Missing KL trap, Cross broken

4 Paperweights: CI "William H. Rentschler, U.S. Senator, Illinois"; Lead "Spinks" Bank, conversion; CI "Fort Snelling"; Brass "Shawmut Bank", Plymouth Rock

3 Building Banks, CI/PM: Dormer Bank, reproduction, dated 1995; "Fort Dearborn", reproduction, dated 2013; "First National Bank, Springfield Ill."

Looks Great but under blacklight, it reads as partly repainted Origin: American Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Cast Iron Period: 1877

Moody and Sanky Bank "Ninety and Nine", CI

"Fortune Ship" CI Bank, M1457, 4 1/8", Beautiful bank in super condition, rated E.

"Bank of England" Safe Bank, CI

Egyptian Tomb Bank, M1113, 6 3/8"

Lg. Battleship "Oregon", CI

"Bank of England" Safe Bank w/key, CI, M870, 4 1/2", "E" Rated

American 1910 - 2 1/2" Long Notes: This is a very scarce still bank

Bank has a replaced trap. Has been clear coated. M-#37. (JY). (Good - Very Good). 5" T.

Bank w/Eagle, CI, M1134, 9 1/2", "D" rated

"Security Safe", CI, very difficult to find this safe in near mint condition, 6"

"Graf Zeppelin" on Wheels, CI, scarce bank, M1431

Squatty "Red Goose Shoes", CI, M612, 3 7/8"

"Security Safe Deposit" mistake, CI, assembled at the factory with door upside down and riveted at that time, very collectible mistake, 5 1/2"

Fez "Medinah", M1396, 2 3/8", one of the finest examples of this scarce bank offered for sale

Owl CI Bank, M597, 4 1/4", marked "Vindex"

Derby "Pass Around the Hat", CI, previously in the Edwin Mosler collection which was sold in 1982, M381, 1 5/8"

Cupola Bank, Lg., CI Bank

U.S. Mailbox, CI, M834, 6 7/8", Outstanding paint example.