Pixie by 100,000 Money Bag Still Bank

Two cast iron still banks, to include a 100,000 money bag, 3 1/4'' h. and a potato, 5 1/2'' l.

Cherub Tying Up "100,000" Money Bag Bank, Silvered Lead, 3", Has padlock

Silver over Brass. European - 1910 - 2 7/8" Tall.

3 Misc. Banks, CI/PM: Time Around the World Bank; "100,000" Money Bag; Seated Elephant "1936 Vanio"

2 Misc. Banks, CI: "100,000" Money Bag, M1262, 3 5/8", "D" Rated; 4 Passenger Auto Bank, M1487, 3 1/2"; "D" Rated

Includes: Dime Registering Trunk made by H. & H., $100,000 Money Bag made probably in France and Pass Around the Hat Bank made in America. Made of Cast Iron. Good to Very Good Condition. $100,000 Mone

Cast iron, marked $100,000, trap on bottom, made in early 1900's, hard to find bank. 3 1/2" h.

Austrian - 1920's. Aluminum with Cast Iron Trap.

Germany, Spelter still bank, quite amusing depiction with two pigs peering from money bag, gold four leaf clovers and circle emblem. 3" h.

441. $100,000 MONEY BAG BANK | US. 4"

Probably French circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron. 4" W. Very Good Condition.

With key trap. (JY).Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:3 - 1/4" T.

European Redware - Circa 1910's.

Two Porcelain Still Banks - Spotted Cat by Money Bag & Mottled Brown Bear - Germany - 1920's

Germany, Spelter still bank, quite amusing depiction with pig peering from money bag marked "1000," trick lock on front, leg sticks from back. 3" h.

A scarce still bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Two Dog Houses + One Lucky Pig with Money Bags Origin: Austrian Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Porcelain Period: 1930's

3 still banks including a cast iron pup entitled "Fido" in original paint dated 1914, ceramic bag of money with 2 bulldogs unmarked 4.25"T x 8"W, and a barrel that is silver-plated with brass lid, has

Vintage Metal Dey Brothers Bankers of Syracuse Designer Handbag Advertising Savings Coin & Paper Money Still Bank, made by Coburns Co of NY. 4.25" W.

2 Animal Banks, Ceramic: Two Pigs on See-Saw on Money Bag, marked "What oh She Bumps 500,000"; Pig w/Trunk, marked "My Capital"

$100 Bill US Currency Paper Money Series of 1929 - red seal, "The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Ohio". Selling as found, no holes or tears observed, still crisp. This is selling at the conclusion

too bad the money wasn't still in them, LOL, approx. 22 x 11

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams Mfg. Co. (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a roosting owl with embossed message: "Be Wise, Save Money". 5-1/8" high x 2-3/8" wide. RM IMPORTANT: Befor

2 Cats w/Money Bag Bank, Lead