KICKING MULE & DOG MECHANICAL BANK

KICKING MULE & DOG MECHANICAL BANK, 5 3/4 IN X 3 1/4 IN X 5 3/8 IN HIGH

TWO CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANKSLate 19th/Early 20th Century1) "Teddy and the Bear". Height 7.5”. Width 10”.2) "Kicking Mule and Dog". Height 5.25”. Width 8.5”.

Place a coin in the feet of the donkey. Press the lever and the donkey swings up kicking the coin into the bank as a dog jumps out of his kennel. (JY). (Very Good). 8 -1/2" x 5 -1/4".

"PATd APR 27 1897"; "Always did 'spise a mule" written on top of bank.6 x 10 x 2 3/4 inches

Vintage Cast Iron Kicking Mule Mechanical Bank, 8.5in by 6in

Reproduction; Cast iron; 8" long

Vintage Cast Iron Kicking Mule Mechanical Bank, 9.5in by 6in

Always Did Spise That Mule cast iron mechanical bank with kicking mule by J.E. Stevens, excellent condition, 10"w, 6"h

Antique Metal Mechanical Bank (Mule and Dog Bank). Condition: Generally Good Condition with Wear Due to Age and Use. Dimensions: L: 8.5" x W: 3.25" x H: 5". Provenance: Private Lifetime Collection of

Antique Metal Mechanical Bank (Mule and Dog Bank). Condition: Generally Good Condition with Wear Due to Age and Use. Break in One Area. Dimensions: L: 8.5" x W: 3.25" x H: 5". Provenance: Private Life

Insert cards include: Kicking Mule Bank (Spise a Mule Bench) and Bear Hunt Bank (Indian Shooting Bear), blue and brown colors used, one has been trimmed in corners.

9 inch kicking mule at barn stall, good paint, working when lever is depressed he kicks a coin , and Teddy Roosevelt shooting bear, made by Stevens Company, working * both need cleaning

4 Mod. Mech. Banks, CI: "Basketball", marked Taiwan; "Hockey"; "Birdie Putt", break at foot; "Kicking Mule", marked "China"

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a Hubley Trick Dog mechanical bank in good to very good condition with six-part base, base plate cracked, missing trap, replaced lever, but works well; second, a

Mechanical Cast Iron Kicking Mule Bank. Green painted barn with brown roof and red trim, has a standing figure of a donkey facing into the entryway of a barn, when the lever is pressed the donkey leap

I Always Did ‘Spise a Mule Bank (Kicking). Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1870s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; press the lever and the mule swings around, kicking the man on the bench backwar

Two J.E. Stevens 1880's Cast Iron Mechanical Banks. Bull Dog sitting on red carpet, tail broken. Mule Entering Barn, rust with broken tail, no coin trap, 8 1/2 inches long.

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a Columbus World's Fair mechanical bank in good to very good condition with replaced trap and Columbus figure repaired, but works well; second, a 'Spise a Mule be

Mixed lot of broken mechanical banks and parts, including 'Spise a mule, Professor Pug Frog, truck dog, clown on globe, Tammany, magic, bad accident and Punch and Judy. Condition: Dimensions: Largest:

Mule Entering Barn Mechanical Bank, cast iron, patented 1880, mule drops coin in barn as dog comes out of dog house, 8 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 3 1/4". CONDITION: Worn paint, excellent working condition.

Included are J & E Stevens Bulldog, Shepard Hardware Trick Dog, and J & E Stevens Mule Entering Barn. CONDITION: Bulldog and Trick Dog are repainted. Overall very good to excellent. (JY) Dimensions: L

Mixed lot of mechanical bank parts, including mule entering barn, eagle and eaglets, trick dog and stump speakin'. Condition: Dimensions: Various.

Two Mechanical Banks, America, late 19th century. Assembled group includes one c. 1880 kicking horse bank mounted on a slotted base impressed with inscription 'ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE', a variation o

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place a coin between the mule's hind legs. Press the lever and the mule somersaults over and deposits the coin. A small frightened dog runs out