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This wonderful Uncle Sam mechanical bank has especially well-painted eyes! This highly prized bank is in completely original condition with no touch ups or repairs. It even comes with its original key!
For Sale: $2,700
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James H. Bowen of Philadelphia, Pa., was the inventor and designer of Paddy And The Pig. It was manufactured by the J. & E. Stevens Company of Cromwell, Conn. They pictured it for sale in a number of their catalogs and at the time the name "Shamrock Bank" was used.
For Sale: $2,500
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This lovely Speaking Dog mechanical bank has great paint and is without repair.
For Sale: $2,500
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This end of the day Cabin mechanical bank contains the partial fingerprint of its original decorator. This literal human touch adds a fine folky feel to this desirable piece of early black Americana.
For Sale: $850
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This mechanical bank portrays crooked New York politician William M. "Boss" Tweed and retains over 90% of its original paint.
For Sale: $495
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Hubley Manufacturing Company began operation in 1894 and was located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They expanded their basic line of toys in the 1920s to include bookends, ashtrays, and doorstops.
For Sale: $300
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Here are two elephant mechanical banks with outstanding original paint. Buy them both and start your own herd
For Sale: $595 each
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William Tell Mechanical Bank
This William Tell mechanincal bank is in untouched original condition and has no repairs.
For Sale: $1,250
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