J. & E. Stevens Shoot the Chute Cast Iron Mechanical

Second casting. Raise extension and press the hook down and lay a coin in the slot. Place Buster Brown and his boat at the top of the chute and release. The boat comes down the chute and knocks the co

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Shoot the Chute mechanical bank, third casting, with a slide lid wooden box and nickel-plated Buster Brown and Tige riding the sled, with red highlighted sides, 11 1/4'' h.

William Tell Mechanical Bank, cast iron, J. & E. Stevens Co. patented 1898, press the right foot and shoot the coin into the castle, knocking the apple off the boy's head and raising his arm, 3 1/2" x

J. & E. STEVENS CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK "ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE"; 10" X 2 3/4" X 8 1/2"; ONE OF THE RIDER'S LEGS IS MISSING

Lot consists of: Tammany with trap, cabin without trap and pig in high chair missing trap. (JY) Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 4 - 1/4" x 2 - 3/4" x 5 - 3/4".

J & E Stevens cast iron mechanical Clown bank with original wooden dovetailed box, bottom dated February 2, 1875, 8-7/8"H -Excellent, all original paint, working condition!

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of "Paddy" and a pig, marked ENG PAT JULY 23 1882 / U.S. PAT AUG 8 1882 on underside. Place coin on pig's nose; press lever to

ANTIQUE J&E STEVENS CAST IRON MECHANICAL BULL DOG

A J&E Stevens Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1898. Featuring a cannon type bank depicting the Spanish - American War 5" x 8.25" x 2.5"

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of two frogs, marked ENG PAT JULY 28, 1882 / US PAT AUG 8 1882 on underside. Place coin on leg of small frog, press lever behin

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a toad on a stump. Press lever behind toad and place coin in open mouth; release lever to close mouth and deposit coin; ht.

J&E Stevens cast iron mechanical WORLD'S FAIR BANK. Spring action works slow, remnants or original paint on bottom only.

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Mechanical Bank. All original with no breaks or repairs. Nice original paint. Action works. May clean to higher grade. 10" Excellent

Antique 1880 J & E Stevens Cast Iron Mechanical Owl Bank with Yellow glass eyes, Missing the Trap, 7 ¾" Tall, Has Paint loss but in good condition otherwise.

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a mule entering a barn, marked PAT'D AUG 3D 1880 on underside. Place coin between donkey's ears and press lever to pop out d

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of an owl that turns its head, marked PAT'D SEPT 21 & 28TH 1880. Place coin on top of branch and press lever to turn owl's head

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Mechanical Bank. All original with no breaks or repairs. Very nice original paint. Action works. may clean to higher grade. Excellent

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a man in yellow cabin, marked PAT'D JUNE 1885 on underside. Place coin on top front of roof, pull lever on right, and figure

Antique original J & E Stevens cast iron mechanical bank eagle and eaglets in nest. Raised PAT JAN 28 1883 to bottom. Appears to be original painted surface. Working condition. Break and loss to upper

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of a man in yellow cabin, marked PAT'D JUNE 1885 on underside. Place coin on top front of roof, pull lever on right, and figure

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Mechanical Bank. All original with no breaks or repairs. Nice original paint. Action works. May clean to higher grade. 10" Very Good-Excellent

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Mechanical Bank. All original with no breaks or repairs. Nice original paint. Action works. May clean to higher grade. 10" Very Good

J. E. Stevens cast iron dentist mechanical bank, in original condition but with replaced screw-on gas bag. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 9 - 1/2" x 6 - 3/4" x 3 - 3/4".

Place a coin in the horizontal position in the bull's eye of the target. Cock the cannon by pulling back on the wire lever and turn the lever. Downward to lock. When ready to fire, move lever into the