Mechanical bank, Boy on Trapeze, mfgd by A.J. Barton &

530. BOY ON TRAPEZE MECHANICAL BANK | Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia. Provenance: Al Davidson Collection. | 10" h. | Some blue paint is added to horizontal bar at ends, otherwise in all original (Exc.

333. BOY ON TRAPEZE MECHANICAL BANK | Mfg. J. Barton Smith Co. | 9.5" h. | Base has been overpainted black, figure appears to be all original and should brighten up with a good cleaning, (Very Good Co

A Trapeze Boy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century Height 9 1/4 inches.

The "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical bank was originally designated "French's Automatic Toy Bank" (possibly referring to the name of the inventor) when sold in the 1880's. Manufactured by The J. Barton Smi

RARE Mechanical Bank Trade Card for the Boy on Trapeze Bank - Originally known as "French's Autromatic Toy Bank" - J. Barton Smith Company

C. 1888 Boy On Trapeze cast iron mechanical bank. J. Barton Smith & Co., Philadelphia. 5" x 5" x 9 1/2".

J. Barton Smith Philadelphia, PA - 1880's This is a far superior and bright example. An upgrade for practically anybody. Pristine Plus Condition

J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was originally marketed as “Fr

J. Barton Smith. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1890's.

Made by the J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was original

J. Barton Smith Company (American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th century), circa 1890. A painted cast iron "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical coin bank, having a boy standing on a ball, over a pierced bas

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. Made of Cast Iron. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varyi

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varying numbers of revol

Mechanical Bank, "Boy Robbing Nest", mfgd by J. & E. Stevens, coin drops in slot when boy on limb falls, cast iron, c.1906, Exc working cond w/prof repaint, 7.75"H.

Lot of two mechanical banks. First is a Boy on Trapeze mechanical bank in fair condition with a crack on base plate, but no other damage. The second is a Lion and Two Monkeys mechanical bank in good t

960. BOY ON TRAPEZE MECHANICAL BANK | Formally known as the "French's Automatic Toy Bank," Philadelphia PA c. 1888, offered here without any common cracks or breaks to finials.

The "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical bank was originally designated "French's Automatic Toy Bank" (possibly referring to the name of the inventor) when sold in the 1880's. Manufactured by The J. Barton Smi

235 BOY ON TRAPEZE MECHANICAL BANK Left hand appears repainted under black light, otherwise All Original Condition.

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494. BOY ON TRAPEZE MECHANICAL BANK | Side posts repaired, otherwise All Original Condition. | 10.5".

All original working condition. Early repair to back of arm. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 9-1/2'' T.

Moderate paint loss, Condition (Very Good). Size 9-1/2'' T.

Measures 9" H x 5".

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