COPPER PLATED ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK

540. COPPER PLATED ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 8" l. | (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $700 - $1,000

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, an Owl Turns Head mechanical bank in fair condition, with replaced eyes and no trap; second, an Artillery mechanical bank with copper flash, original trap and wor

Lot of three mechanical banks includes an artillery mechanical bank with copper flash and bronze overpaint, in good condition; next, a Tammany Hall mechanical bank in good condition; and last, a Willi

Manufactured Shepard Hardware Co. Nickel plated variation. Working condition. (Excellent). 8'' L.

Lot of two mechanical banks. First is a William Tell mechanical bank with very old repaint, missing trap but works well. Second is an Artillery bank, copper flashed and in very good condition, works w

DESCRIPTION: "Artillery Bank" bronzed cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens, with soldier standing beside canon as lever in front of tower. "ARTILLERY BANK" stamped on side of base.

Artillery Mech. Bank, CI, Electroplated (GuyW)

1294. ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK - UNION | All Original Condition.

Made by Shepard Hardware Company circa 1890's of Buffalo, New York. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down a

441. ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK - UNION | Circa 1892, Shepard Hardware co., Buffalo, NY.

Confederate variation. Shepard Hardware Co. Designed by Peter Adams. Circa 1900. The coin is placed in the cannon (or mortar), the hammer is then pushed back. When the thumb-piece is pressed upon, the

American, late 19th century. An "Artillery Bank" cast iron mechanical bank in bronze finish, marked with title on front and PAT. MAY 31, 1892 on underside. Place coin in the cannon, cock the cannon, a

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes dow

Place coin in mortar and cock. Arm of artilleryman goes up pressing lever to fire coin into fort as the arm of the artillery man goes down. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 8" L.

Manufactured by J & E Stevens. Bank is all original. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 7 - 3/4" x 7 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/2".

1386. ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK - CONFEDERATE | Replaced trap, otherwise All Original Condition.

Antique artillery mechanical bank, date 1892, 6" H x 8" W. Provenance: Richard and Phyllis Krock family.

197. ARTILLERY MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 8"l. | Insignificant hairline at base near fort, figure is repainted, displays in (Very Good to Excellent Condition | $700 - $1,000

J&E Stevens. Union version. Embossed "Artillery Bank" on base. When in operation coin is shot out of cannon into tower. Figure and part of base is repainted. (Repainted). 8" x 6".

Unpainted version. Embossed "Artillery Bank" on the side. Missing the trap.Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:8" x 6".

Base painted dark green. Trap is replaced tin trap with area marked Made in England. (JY). Size 8" L.

All original, condition is good. Barn has minor touch up. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 8" x 6" x 3 - 1/2".

Group of 2 Artillery Mechanical Banks for Parts, not working. Provenance: Single owner collection, suburban Philadelphia estate. Size: 6"T Shipping Note: For your convenience, we have arranged with Cr

Lot of two artillery mechanical banks, both with levers replaced, one figure from reproduction bank. Condition: Dimensions: Each: 6" x 8" x 4".