Kicking Mule mechanical bank

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

Reproduction; Cast iron; 8" long

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

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

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.

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”.

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"

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 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

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".

American, late 19th century. A Judd cast iron mechanical bank of a bucking mule. Place coin in slot and release donkey to throw off the figure and knock coin into the bank; ht. 4, wd. 4.75, dp. 2.5 in

Jockey holds the coin, then pressing the button spins the mule around to knock over the seated boy and deposit the coin. Manufactured by J&E Stevens & Co. Jockey on bench variation. Original working c

Place coin in slot, release donkey and it will throw the man over its head knocking the coin into the bank. Repainted. (JY). (Excellent). 5" L.

J. & E. Stevens (American (Connecticut), 1843 -1950), circa 1879. Mechanical cast iron painted bank 'Always did 'spise a mule' , jockey on bench variation. Put a coin underneath the boy’s bench and

7. SPISE A MULE MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co., Connecticut, red base version with orange shirt, circa 1897. | (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $1,000 - $1,500

225. SPISE A MULE MECHANICAL BANK | All Original Condition. | $300 - $600

J. & E. Stevens. Bench, scarce yellow base, paint on mule and reds are faded. (JY). Condition (Very Good). Size 10" L.

Original working Always Did Spies a Mule cast iron mechanical bank with original advertising card. Nice colors with no cracks or breaks. Paint black lights as all original. May clean to a higher grade

58. SPISE A MULE MECHANICAL BANK - BENCH | All Original Condition. | $400 - $800

449. SPISE A MULE MECHANICAL BANK - BENCH | Red base version with orange shirt, circa 1897, J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT.

1879 J & E Stevens Always Did Spies a Mule Mechanical Bank - cast iron, 11" L, working.

540. SPISE A MULE MECHANICAL BANK - BENCH VERSION | One mule leg possibly repaired, bank needs a good cleaning. | 9.5".