Smiling Jim - Peaceful Bill - Cast Iron Bank

Made by J. M. Harper. Chicago, IL - 1902 - 4 1/8" Tall.

J. M. Harper Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1905 Material: Cast Iron

"Smiling Jim/Peaceful Bill" Bank, CI, M109, "D" Rated, Dated 1908, Missing one screw

Bertoia BASICS Online: SMILING JIM PEACEFUL BILL STILL BANK 4" h.

J.M. Harper, Chicago, IL, Circa 1908 A superior example of this scarce bank.

Cast Iron BanksSmiling Sam mechanical cast iron bank, tongue and eyes move; American Indian cast iron bank.

Press a coin in the slot at the top of his head. He will stick out his tongue and roll his eyes upward. (JY). Very Good CORRECTION: Crack at coin slot.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1915. Pushing coins through the slot in the clown's head causes him to roll his eyes and stick his tongue out at you.

Cast iron bank, Smiling Sam from Alabama

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "Bill E. Grin" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on front and PAT APLD FOR on back. Insert coin in top of head and tongue sticks out and eyes

Cast Iron Bill E Grin Coin Bank Produced by The J.E. Stevens Co. Circa 1915.

Approx. 5" tall

Cast Iron Original Paint Double Side Devil Toy Piggy Bank. Red and black painted cast iron, smiling face double sided bank. Measures 4.25 inches in height.

Painted Cast Iron Bank "Trapeze Boy" American with original paint. Condition: one small professional weld on right bar. Ht. 9 3/4"

Bill E. Grin manufactured by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut, circa 1900's. The bank is 4.25" tall and made of cast iron. The bank is in fine condition; Some touch up.

American cast Iron Painted Mechanical Bank. Ht. 6 1/4" The piece is titled on the back, Impressed "Jolly _____"

J. & E. Stevens of Cromwell, CT - 1880's.Bill Norman Provenance.Cast Iron and Glass Eyes.Excellent Plus Condition.

Humpty Dumpty: Made in America circa 1930's. 5 1/2" T. ZEMENICK Bill E. Grin: It is #54 of 100. Humpty Dumpty made of Cast Iron. Bill E. Grin made of ceramic. Humpty Dumpty Very Fine Condition. Bill E

Three Books on Antique Cast Iron Still & Mechanical Banks. Consisting of: Davidson, Al, Penny Lane: A History of Antique Mechanical Toy Banks by Davidson, Al, Long's Americana, 1987; Norman, Bill, The

Included: Two Presto Banks (4 1/6" H) and One Presto Bank (3 5/8" H). Cast Iron. Provenance: Bill Robison. Fair to Very Fine (Black one with fake trap).

Antique Cast Iron "Uncle Sam" Mechanical Bank - By placing a coin in Uncle Sam's hand pressing the knob on the box, Uncle Sam lowers his arm and puts the money into the U.S Treasury bag at his feet. H

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Working Perfectly This Mechanical Coin Bank symbolizes a dark part of our History / We Do Not Share the Same Opinion this Piece may Represent / We do not know how old this is but it is NOT a Period Or

Cast Iron Door Stops and Banks Lot including Dr Z commisioned Uncle Louie bank, Bill E. Grin,