Man w/Cap Bank

Man w/Cap Bank, Ceramic, Long surface crack in the seam

Seated "Michelin" Man Bank, Plastic, 5 1/4", Rare

Shepard Hardware cast iron Jolly black man mechanical bank, dated 1883, 7'' H. Condition - areas of paint loss.

Rare Officer with Sergeant Stripes. Made by the Starkie's Company Ltd. Great Britain - Circa Late 1930's.

"Michelin" Man Bank, 13 1/2", Missing trap

original paint, 6.5", aluminium.

Aluminum Version. English - 1930's.

approx. 4 3/4 tall, see photo's

Aluminum Version. English - 1930's.

"Minute Man Bank" in OB, PM

Isle of Man / T. T. Racing interest: Three Isle of Man bank notes, to include a £1 note bearing the autograph signatures for Mick Grant, Luigi Taveri, Giacomo Agostini, Ralph Bryans, Eric Oliver,

Vintage 6 Million Dollr Man Bank Figurine Steve Austin Piggy Bank, Life like Non Breakable Vinyl The 6 Million Dollar Man Figurine Universal Studios Manufactured in USA by ANIMALS PLUS. D10 Vintage Me

paint chips throughout

Isle of Man, Bank Token Coinage. 1831 Half Penny (KM-Tn21.1). Detail of Fine or better with some minor surface problems as would be expected at this condition level. Scarce

European - 1920's. 8 1/4" Tall.

Jolly Man Bank. . Title: Bank.

5"

Boy w/Cap Bank, Ceramic

No Reserve! rated 7 to 8, some have name plate on back some don’t, 5"T. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are deter

Barber Bust by Ceramic Arts Studios. Made of Ceramic. 4" - 4 3/4" T. Excellent to Pristine Condition.

a.k.a. Goat, Frog and Old Man Bank. Made by Mechanical Novelty Works. New Britain, Connecticut - Early 1880's. Mechanical Novelty Works produced two different banks based on George Eddy's patent of Se

2 Reynolds Toys Mech. Banks, Alum.: 1980 "North Wind Bank"; 1971 "The Train Man Bank"

Grouping of cast lead figures, 2 under water divers, jet pack man, bank robber w/gun, Hot Papa fireman, mailman, mother w/baby, 7 soldiers, slush 2 pc. Gas trailer, & small airplane, average height 3

On December 23, 1873, John Hall, of Watertown, Massachusetts, was granted Patent number 145,734 for his design and invention of the "Little Fat Man Bank", which he later renamed the "Tammany Bank."