Very Rare & Important American Tin Church Bank

139. LARGE AMERICAN TIN CHURCH STILL BANK | Attributed to Hull & Stafford, large scale example for a hand painted tinplate still bank, stenciled doors and windows, open cut outs for bell hung in tower

Very early American Tin Painted Church Bank. All original with nice colors. Has paint loss. 4" Very Good

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Stencil painted "bank" 3.5"h. Die-pressed house bank, 3.25"h. "Bank" with fancy roof, 4.25"h. "S Chien and Co." church bank, 4"h. And "Log Cabin Syrup" bank, 4.5"h.

American - 1890. 4 1/2" Tall.

Lot includes: a Chein bank with penny, nickel, dime and quarter inserts; a Chein church bank; a child-safe fireproof bank showing WWI Dreadnought ship on front; and a Poor Weary Willie comical bank. N

German - 1920 - 3.5" T This is an extremely rare German spelter and tin bank. To our knowledge there are two known examples. Pristine Condition.

364. RARE HAND PAINTED TIN BOAT STILL BANK | Manufacturer unknown, likely American made or European for the American market, hand painted tin with ornate detailed railing, coin slot appears on deck, k

1849 Heidelberg Catechism Early American Baltimore Calvinism Reformed Church A rare American edition of the Heidelberg Catechism, published in 1849 Baltimore. This important Protestant treatise was wr

H. C. Hart Co. American - Circa 1885 This is a truly superior example of this rare bank. It combines cast iron and tin with a paper clock dial. A great bank. Material: Cast Iron, Tin and Paper

Candy Container / Bank American - 1930 - 4 7/8" T Tin and Glass Donal Markey Collection This is an exceedingly scarce candy container / bank made of glass and tin. We have only seen one other and it l

American - Circa 1930's. Tiny plaque below coin slot reads, "Home of Franklin D Roosevelt, Hyde Park. N. Y.". Made of Pot Metal with Tin Trap. 6 1/4" Tall.

Shell Gas Station + Church + Mill with Waterwheel Origin: American & European Manufacturer: One By US Metal Toy Mfg. Company Material: Tin Period: 1940 - 1970

Incredibly Rare & Unusual American Tin "R.R Transfer" Depot Wagon - Unknown Maker - Circa 1880's - 21" L x 8 1/2" D x 10" T

388. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | All original in (Excellent Condition) | $400 - $600

Circa 1880's. Nice original George Brown church still bank. Condition (Excellent). Size 6 -1/4" T.

A hand and stencil painted church bank by George Brown circa 1870. The church has a removable steeple and the side of the roof is stenciled with the inscription 'For Good Little Children'. Dimensions

285. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | Original trap resoldered to bottom, paint all original in (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $250 - $500

283. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | Brown chimney repainted, otherwise all original in above average (Excellent Condition) | $250 - $500

Most likely made in Germany. Inscribed: "Gedenkert der Armen", which is German for "Commemorate the Poor". This is a bank (Alms Box), but the steeple can also be used as a cigar cutter. The bank has t

Made by Gebruder Bing circa 1910. Made of Tin. 6 1/2" T. Very Good to Fine Condition. Blue Church missing part of steeple. Green church missing locking mechanism.

Made of Tin. 4" Tall. Good to Excellent Condition (Chimney Reattached on Red Building).

Made of Tin. 3 1/2" - 4 1/2" Tall. Poor to Good Condition.

Made of Tin. 3 1/8" - 4" Tall. Fair to Good Condition.

Altoph Bergmann Co. New York City - 1880 - 16" L This is an extremely desirable and rare American tin and clockwork toy. It has been professionally restored, except for the original paint driver. A be