Painted Cast Iron Bank "Trapeze Boy" American with

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

J. Barton Smith Company (American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th century), circa 1890. A painted cast iron "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical coin bank, having a boy standing on a ball, over a pierced bas

J. & E. Stevens (American (Connecticut), 1843 -1950), circa 1879. Mechanical cast iron painted bank 'Always did 'spise a mule' , jockey on bench variation. Put a coin underneath the boy’s bench and

Buckle & Scarf Still Bank book Ref. Moore #47 in unusual and original painted finish with white hat and shirt, tan pants, dark brown face and boots, possibly meant to be an African American Scout, by

A GROUP OF TWO REPRODUCTION PAINTED CAST IRON MECHANICAL SPORTS THEME BANKS, AMERICAN, CIRCA 1950-1960, comprising a "Hometown Battery" baseball themed bank, the wind up pitcher at one end and swingin

This lot includes: (1) Vintage Cast Iron African American Bank Boy Holding Watermelon Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The coin bank has slight rusting around the surface

19th C. Boy on Trapeze cast iron bank. 5" x 5' x 9 1/2".

A Trapeze Boy Cast Iron Mechanical Bank J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century Height 9 1/4 inches.

J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was originally marketed as “Fr

J. Barton Smith. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1890's.

Moderate paint loss, Condition (Very Good). Size 9-1/2'' T.

Made by the J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1890 The only mechanical bank produced by J. Barton Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1890. The bank was original

Measures 9" H x 5".

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. Made of Cast Iron. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varyi

See Photos 11"H

Novelty Cast Iron Black American "Jolley Boy Bank" Mechanical Coin Bank in Original Paint Finish. size: 6.5 in. x 5 in. Terms of Sale - Reminder: All descriptions and titles are solely opinions and do

American, 19th century. Grouping include various Hubley cast iron mechanical banks, trick pony, trick dog, uncle sam, and Indian chief; tallest ht. 11.5 (uncle sam), widest wd. 8 inches (trick dog) Pr

C. 1888 Boy On Trapeze cast iron mechanical bank. J. Barton Smith & Co., Philadelphia. 5" x 5" x 9 1/2".

Early cast iron painted Boy Scout bank. 7" Ht..

LOT (2) HUBLEY PAINTED CAST IRON DUTCH BOY & GIRL STILL BANKS. HEIGHT 5 1/2-5 3/4"

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varying numbers of revol

Artist: Conch Shell is produced by Shellout Title: Boy Scout, Rooster, Conch Shell Date: circa 1890 Medium: cast iron (Shell painted) Dimensions: 6 inches tall and shorter Provenance: Bunkerhil

comprising Hubley Dolly Dingle, baseball player, two faced black boy, Middy boy and Grey Iron Casting Co domed mosque. Largest: 7 1/2" high, 4 1/4" wide, 4" deep. Paint losses, age and use wear.

Arcade or A. C. Williams Company. American - Circa Late 1910's.