GENERAL BUTLER IRON STILL BANK

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1880's. This is a caricature of Union General Benjamin Butler. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition. Missing base plate / trap. Crack in right corner of

By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1880's. Ex - Alvin Goldstein Collection. Union General Benjamin Butler is satirized as a disembodied human head on the body of a frog because of his i

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of green, satirizes presidential hopeful wh

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of yellow & green, satirizes presidential h

cast iron, this is one of the most desirable of all still banks. General “Spoons” Butler was an unscrupulous Union General noted to have pillaged the South of its silver. Crack at jaw. 6 1/4th" h.

1487. GENERAL BUTLER STILL BANK | Traces of old overpaint in areas. | 6.5" l.

Wonderful figural cast iron WWI period still bank. Patented July, 30th 1918. Approx. 8 inches tall. All original paint. Untouched paint.. Good condition.

General Pershing Cast Iron Still Bank, ca. 1918. Grey Iron Casting Co. Most original paint intact. 7 3/4 inches tall.

Original paint. Stands 8" tall. Patented July, 30th 1918.

WW1 General Pershing cast iron with bronze finish coin still bank. Patented Jul 30, 1918. 7 3/4" tall.

Paint decorated cast iron still bank of Pershing. Much honored and decorated General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing led the American forces to victory over Germany as the Commander of the American Expe

Lot includes Paddle Wheeler Bank, Safety Train Engine, General Sherman & Statue of Liberty.

Lot consists of: a Nipper dog bank, which is later casting; a soldier bank holding sword; a Buster Brown and Tige bank; and a General Washington bank in gold. All have overall moderate wear. Condition

Good condition and color with light general wear - 5.25" tall

ALL ARE BELIEVED TO BE OLD--GENERAL PERSHING, WINCHESTER GUNS, & A DOG

Independence Hall Toy Bank. Philadelphia: Enterprise Manufacturing, ca. 1875. Cast iron still bank of The Birth Place of American Independence. 7 x 9 _. General paint wear, crack in base. Good.

Lot includes: a General Pershing bank, which looks like a later casting; an English soldier bank, missing trap and looks to be pot metal; and the third is a pot metal and tin rim clown bank. All have

Scarcer multicolored painted version showing Half Back running with a football wearing helmet and uniform. Made by A.C. Williams. Circa 1905. Some general paint loss. Condition: (Excellent).

Marked "1911" on bottom. Union Jack flag on both sides of front. Nice embossment. Some moderate general wear. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 7 - 1/2" x 1 - 1/2" x 7".

Sewing machine itself is cast iron. Table and legs are made of tin. Marked "Ruppel" on bottom. Also has the Singer Sewing Machine sticker on sides of desk. Needs key. Some general paint loss and wear

Three Cast Iron Military Motif Still Banks. Grey Casting Co. "General Pershing", ca. 1918. A.C. Williams "Soldier Boy", ca. 1910. Hubley "Sailor", ca. 1905 measures 5 1/2 inches tall.

Made of cast iron. German writing on bottom. Has original key in bottom trap. Also embossed with German writing on sides of building. Nice decoration badge in front of church. General wear. (Very Good

Item measures approx. 7 1/2"h. It is two piece cast iron and has the date on the back.

Still bank in the form of bust of General Pershing. Front with "PERSHING", back with patent date July 30, 1918. Approx. 8" H.