American Tin Cottage Bank - Rare Version with Single Chimney

American. 1953. Single-sided tin (SST), convex. Rare black version. Marked, "DC-16 A-M 6-53", bottom edge. Shallow impression from impact within bottom center margin. Light surface scratches. 35"H x 5

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

Group of Three American Tin Banks - The People's National Bank, Building w/ Chimney & Powder Blue Cupola Bank.

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

Made in America circa 1870's. Made of Tin. 3" - 3 5/8" T. Good to Very Fine Condition. Savings Bank with great paint, just missing chimney.

Made in America circa 1890's. Made of Tin. Good Condition (Missing Chimney Slot).

handpainted & stencilled tin, Cottage, 6 in long, missing some fretwork on roof & chimney, National Bank, 4 in long, seam split on side, C5-6.

3 Building Banks, Tin: Cottage w/Wrap Around Porch, Has key; "Cottage of Old England"; Cottage, Missing chimney, Has key

American. 1910. Single sided tin (SST). Very rare. Light uniform surface craze. Very minor surface losses from the extreme edges including three small rubs at the lower left, lower right and upper cen

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

RARE Japan tin friction Romance Motorcycle. "Large Blue Version" All complete example with very nice colors. The Blue version has a single headlight different from the 3 lights on the red version. Ver

Rare Nickel Plated Finish. Unknown American Maker. Dated 1884 - 2 1/4" T x 2 3/4" L. This is the first time anyone has ever discovered a nickel plated version of this rare little bank.

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.

American. 1970s. Single-sided tin (SST). Disco ball version. 27.5" x 19.5".

Tramp Art Log Cabin Bank. Rare cigar box notch carved cabin with chimneys and slot for saving coins. A rare survivor as these were made to be destroyed after filled with coins. Measures 19 by 10 inche

Leon Soroko English - 1926 This is the shorter version of the bank. Just as rare as its taller counterpart. Drop a coin in the bank and have your fortune told. Excellent Condition

19.5" x 14" SST Whistle Certified Pure embossed sign with the rare version bottle graphics including the music notes. Sign has excellent color and gloss. Sign shows some shallow bends on the right sid

Made by Maienthau & Wolf of Germany. Made of Tin. This is a very rare version with the monkey dressed in an organ grinder's uniform. Also the base shows monkeys playing instruments rather than a zoo.

Lot includes Universal dated 1905, Commonwealth dated 1915, 2 Uncle Sam Dime Register banks, American and Spanish versions, a black matte finish Japanese bank, a Uncle Sam's Nickel Register bank, and

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

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

Made by Saalheimer & Strauss German - Circa 1920’s The still bank versions of these banks are really rare. There might be five known examples. Material: Tin

American - 1892 - 6" Tall. Pristine Condition. This is a very rare cast iron version of the Masonic Temple and Fort Dearborn in Chicago, Illinois. The bank was probably made in advance of the World's

RARE Hold the Fort Mechanical Bank (Five Hole Version) - Unknown American Maker - Pat.'d Nov. 20, 1877