Leapfrog Bank. Shepard Hardware, ca. 1885. Painted cast

Leapfrog Bank. Shepard Hardware, ca. 1885. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; press the lever and one player jumps over the other to deposit the coin in the tree before them. Length 7 ½”.

Mason Bank. Buffalo: Shepard Hardware, ca. 1890. Painted cast iron mechanical bank; the mason deposits the coin in the bank when the lever is pressed. Original paint, no key. Length 7 ¼”.

Trick Pony Toy Bank. USA: Shepard Hardware Co., ca. 1885. Original cast iron toy bank that has been repainted. 7 x 8. Very good condition besides repainting.

Mechanical bank, Trick Pony, mfgd by Shepard Hardware, c.1885, cast iron, paint appears original, place coin in horse's mouth, pull lever to drop into feeder, Exc working cond, 8"H x 7.5"L.

Insert a coin in the top of the stump. Slide the lever on the back of the bank and the boy leapfrogs over the other and his right hand hits another lever causing the coin to fall into the stump. Fence

Speaking Dog Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. By Shepard Hardware Co., pat. 1885. 7-1/4"h. x 8"l. Condition: Good with a break repair on back. Paint is original except on repair.

Transport yourself to the late 19th century with the Shepard Hardware Co. 'Uncle Sam' Painted Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, a captivating piece of history and collectible art. Dating back to circa 1880,

Shepard Hardware Co. cast iron Leap Frog mechanical bank with a gray tree.

Mechanical Bank, "Speaking Dog", mfgd by Shepard Hardware w/July & Oct 1885 patent dates on base, cast iron, Exc+ orig working cond & finish w/orig trap & key, 7.25"H.

Punch & Judy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. c.1885, The Shepard Hardware Company. Street theater scene with Punch swinging a club at Judy as she slides the coin placed on her skillet into the oven; frieze

Place a coin in the pony's mouth and pull the lever. The pony deposits the coin into the trough. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Painted cast iron. In working order. The bank exhibits scattered areas o

Shepard Hardware circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition.

Shepard Hardware Co. Uncle Sam mechanical bank USA, c. 1886painted cast iron 11.25 h x 5 w x 4 d in (29 x 13 x 10 cm) Cast date to underside 'Pat. June 8 1886'. Provenance:

Place a coin in Santa's hand and press the lever. He tosses the coin into the chimney. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Painted cast iron. In working condition. Scattered areas of minor to moderate pain

Place a coin in the hand and press the lever on the back of the bank. The coin will be deposited into the bank as the eyes roll up and tongue rolls back. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Painted cast ir

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1885. Made of Cast Iron.Place a coin in the clown's hand and press the lever on his back. Then he will gladly swallow your coin. Works well.

Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, Girl and Her Dog1885 Shepard Hardware, NY, when the lever is pressed the girl drops a coin from the pan into a box while the dog wags its tail and open its mouth. In this ba

Humpty Dumpty Painted Cast Iron Toy Savings Bank, New York, Patented 1882. Designed by Charles Shepard and Peter Adams, Jr., and manufactured by the Shepard Hardware Co., Buffalo, New York, the lever

A Cast Iron Trick Dog Mechanical Bank Manufactured by Shepard Hardware Co. and later Hubley Manufacturing Co., ca. 1888, Place a coin the the dog's mouth. Press the thumb piece and the dog jumps throu

Made by Shepard Hardware of Buffalo, New York circa 1890's. Another wonderfully colorful mechanical bank depicting boys playing "Leap Frog". Cast Iron. Fine Condition (Missing the Trap).

Shepard Hardware Company Buffalo, New York - Circa 1890 Material: Cast Iron

Made by Shepard Hardware of New York circa 1890's. Cast Iron. A fantastic old repaint.

Manufactured in 1892 by The Shepard Hardware Company in Buffalo, New York. This cast iron mechanical bank measures 7.5" at the base. The subject matter of the bank depicts two young boys at the game o

Crafted of cast iron with old painted finish. Made by Shepard Hardware Company Buffalo, New York circa 1884. Large letters variety. Top lever locks the figures in place. Coin is placed on Judy's dust