Always Did Spise a Mule Cast Iron Bank

Scare English version. John Harper. Jockey over. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 10-1/4'' L.

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, CT - 1897. I Always Did Spise a Mule cast Iron Mechanical Bank with boy on bench. 10 1/8 long x 3 inches wide x 6 inches tall and 2 pounds. Working. Goodcondition.

1879 Patent Date. 8" high x 10" wide

Always Did 'Spise a Mule Cast Iron Mechanical Bank and Antique Iron Toy Cart: Always Did 'Spise a Mule cast iron bank, missing components but still semi-functional - antique toy iron pull cart Literat

Always did Spise a Mule Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. JE Stevens, 1879. Most original paint intact. 10 inches long.

Always Did Spise That Mule cast iron mechanical bank with jockey, by J.E. Stevens, excellent condition, 10"l, 10"h

Always Did Spise That Mule cast iron mechanical bank with kicking mule by J.E. Stevens, excellent condition, 10"w, 6"h

J. & E. Stevens 1885. Place a coin under the boy on the bench. Then, press the lever just in front of the mule’s rear legs. The mule kicks around, simulates knocking the boy over, depositing the coi

ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE CAST-IRON MECHANICAL BANK,red base with earlier patent marking "PATD APR 22D 1879 / PENDG" to underside of base, designed by James H. Bowen. Working condition in original pain

1879 J&E Stevens & Co. "Always did `spise a mule" cast iron mechanical bank with jockey on bench. Place coin in holds the coin, then pressing the button spins the mule around to knock over the seated

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "I Always Did 'Spise a Mule" jockey cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on top of base and PAT'D APR. 22'D 1879 on underside. Place coin in jock

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1880's.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1890's.

The Book of Knowledge reproduction cast iron mechanical bank I Always Did 'Spise A'Mule, 9 1/2"L x 8 1/4"H; 3 cast iron cars - bus, car and dump truck, largest 7"L x 3"H (loss and wear to tires on all

Bench variation. Place a coin in the slot under the seated boy. Press the knob and the mule kicks around and knocks the boy over as the coin is deposited into the bank. CONDITION: Retains trap, nice p

PAT April 22d, 1879. Black jockey on ground in front of mule. Condition: paint loss. In good working order.

PAT APRIL 22nd, 1879. Black jockey on mule. Condition: minor paint loss. Damage. In good working order. (Same style as lot #2121).

J. & E. Stevens circa 1879. Mechanical cast iron painted bank 'Always did 'spise a mule' , jockey on bench. Put a coin underneath the boy’s bench and depress the button on the ground underneaththe m

Antique Cast Iron Bank, I Always Did ‘spise a Mule, Trap has been replaced with a plastic one, Original Paint, 6" Tall x 10" Long

Mechanical cast iron bank, "Always Did Spise a Mule, original paint

Patented 1879, possible repainted base, shirt and blanket. 10x7x2

Bench variation. Place a coin behind the figure in the slot and press the lever. The mule swings around and kicks the boy over and deposits the coin in the bank. Figure broken on one end and missing w

PAT April 22nd, 1879. Black jockey on mule. Condition: loss to rider's right lower leg. Loss to "tack". Paint is worn. This lot is being sold AS IS.

Mechanical Cast Iron Bank. I Always Did Spise A Mule. American, late nineteenth century (underside reading Patd. Apr 27, 1897). Non-working mechanism causes donkey to swing around and kick the boy. Ba