Town Hall Bank

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia - Circa 1880’s Material: Cast Iron

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia - Pennsylvania - Circa 1882 The bank is 4.625” tall. Material: Cast Iron

Town Hall "Bank", CI, M N/L

Made by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's. Made of Cast Iron. 4 5/8" Tall. Excellent Condition (Replaced Twistpin).

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia - 1882 - 4 3/4" Tall.

(2) Cast iron still banks, The Bank of Industry, nickel colored finish by Kenton, 5-1/2" h x 4-1/8" w x 3-1/2" d, and Town Hall Bank by Kayser & Rex c 1882, original red paint, replaced bolt, 4-5/8" h

Kyser & Rex - 1882 This example in very fine, vibrant paint condition. Missing its paper clock faces. Very Fine

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - 1882 - 4 5/8" Tall. This is a superior example with a clean, original, paper clock face.

554. HARPER TOWN HALL STILL BANK | Provenance: Douglas Jackman Collection. | 3.5" h. | All Original Condition. | $150 - $300

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia, PA - 1882. Painted in red and trimmed with gold.

Includes: Town Hall by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's and U. S. Treasury by Grey Iron Casting circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron (U. S. Treasury with Sheet Steel Base Plate). 3 1/4" - 5" T. Poor to Good Condit

Germany - Circa 1920 One a Gnome in Shoe depicts City Hall in Gotha (fifth largest city in Thuringia, Germany), the other shows the Ehron breitstein Fortress overlooking the town of Koblenz on the Rhi

Manner of Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde (Dutch, 1638-1698), The Town Hall on the Dam in Amsterdamoil on canvas (lined), unsigned, 18th century or earlier, after a view published in 1663 by Olfert Dap

We are very excited to present this extremely rare early Beatles relic! This flyer/ticket order form was created for a stop on The Beatles Spring 1963 UK tour with Roy Orbison at Town Hall in Birmingh

This extremely rare, original flyer being offered for the FIRST TIME in our auction was produced to promote a Bob Dylan show in Philadelphia on October 25th 1963. Several months prior, Dylan released

American - 1920's - 15" Tall x 17" Wide. This clock is truly beautiful and still functioning. We believe it to be a Town Hall, but we truly cannot identify the building. The first person that can iden

Enterprise Mfg. Co. Philadelphia - Circa 1876 Material: Cast Iron

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia - Circa 1882 This is a beautifully painted example. Three corners of the upper element are chipped away. Minor retouching to red top. Material: Cast Iron

Independence Hall Bank, CI, M1211, 6 3/8", "D" Rated, Scarce bank

Large Antique Wood Town Hall Clock Face from Western NY. Striking hand painted black roman numerals and black clock hands contrast with the round white painted wooden background. Hung decoratively, th

Independence Hall Bank, Sm., CI, M1211, "D" Rated

Enterprise Mfg. Co. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1876 - 9" Tall x 6.75" Long. This appears to be a rare, perhaps unique version of the bank with two coin apertures. We have never seen another like i

Not visibly signed recto, inscribed or signed on board verso. Samuel Prout (British, 1783-1852). From a Mystic, CT home. - Dimensions: 21" high x 14.25" wide.

Tammany Hall Bank. Cromwell, CT: J.E. Stephens, 1870s. Painted cast iron mechanical bank deposits a coin in the seated politician’s pocket when the arm descends toward it and his head nods. Tan