Monkey with Tray Mechanical Bank, Scarce Version

Made by Maienthau & Wolf of Germany. Made of Tin. This is a very rare version with the monkey dressed in an organ grinder's uniform. Also the base shows monkeys playing instruments rather than a zoo.

Dressed Version. Made by Saalheimer & Strauss. Nurnberg, Germany - 1908.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Made of Cast Iron. This is the more scarce version where the sides do not read "Tammany Bank". Fine to Very Fine Condition.

German, ca. 1908. A Maienthau & Wolf tin mechanical bank of a monkey holding a tray. Instructions read: Place a coin upon my plate, Gently press my tail - then wait. Up will go my hands you see, And t

German, early 20th century. A Maienthau & Wolf tin mechanical bank of a monkey holding a tray, marked Made in Germany on base. Instructions read: Place a coin upon my plate, Gently press my tail - the

546. MONKEY W/ TRAY MECHANICAL BANK | 6.5" h. | All Original Condition. | $200 - $400

Bertoia BASICS Online: TIN MONKEY TIPS TRAY MECHANICAL BANK - GERMAN 7" h.

Made by Maienthau & Wolf circa 1900's of Germany. Press the Monkey's tail and he will swallow your coin. Made of Tin. Works well. Very Fine Condition. Great condition for this bank.

Kyser & Rex cast iron Organ Grinder Mechanical Bank. Scarce smallest version. All original with no breaks or repairs. Still has nice original paint. Action works. 4" Excellent

Made by Saalheimer & Strauss. Nurnberg, Germany - 1908.

Made by Maienthau & Wolf Germany - Circa 1908. Place your coin on the Monkey's tray, press the lever. The Monkey will raise the tray to his mouth and swallow your coin. Made of Tin. Very Fine Conditio

Scarce version with top hat. Embossed on back. When lever is pressed right arm puts coin in mouth. (Very Good - Excellent). 8 - 1/4" x 5 - 1/4".

Place a coin on the monkey's tray and turn the crank. The monkey lowers his hand and tops his hat as he drops the coin into the bank. At the same time bells chime. Original trap. (JY). (Excellent). 6-

American, late 19th century. A Kyser & Rex "Organ Bank" cast iron mechanical bank, medium-sized, marked with title on front and PAT MAY 31, 1881 on back, with key. Place coin on monkey's tray and turn

Made by H. L. Judd Company Wallingford, Connecticut - Circa 1885 Place a coin on the monkey’s tray and turn the handle. The monkey disappears into the building and when he comes back out the coin is

Double Peanut Version. Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1883.

9 Cast Iron Banks and Houses, includes Hall's Excelsior Mechanical Bank, yellow version with original polychrome painted decoration and wooden pop-up monkey cashier figure, marked "PAT DEC 21 1869" at

Taller Double Peanut Version. Made by Kyser & Rex Company. Frankford, Pa. - Circa Mid 1880's. Thinking to make a meal of the monkey, the lion edges his way up the tree. As he opens his mouth, mama mon

All original with nice paint. Scarce black coat version. Mechanics works. Still has trap. 6" Excellent

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1878. Drop a coin in a slot on the right side of the bank. Turn the cylinder and the coin drops in and registers.

1395. SPISE A MULE BENCH MECHANICAL BANK | Glue repair to crack along stomach of man, otherwise paint in All Original Condition. | Scarce yellow base version of this J&E Stevens bank.

1414. ORGAN BANK MECHANICAL BANK - BOY & GIRL | Monkey's arm with tray is re-attached, otherwise paint in All Original Condition.

The "Little Fat Man" version is scarce. It is deemed the "Little Fat Man" because "Tammany" is not inscribed on the side panels and it uses a round coin trap instead of a piece of cast iron and screw.

Scarce Single Peanut Version. Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - 1890's.