BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK TRADE CARD J&E STEVEN

275. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J & E Stevens Co. Provenance: Jack White Bank Collection. | 10" l. | (Pristine Condition) | $2,000 - $3,000

573. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 10" l. | Boy lacquered, in original (Excellent Condition) | $700 - $1,000

15. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. an attractive bank and popular example with a lot of colors and design. | Driver figure is lacquered, missing trap, overall (Excellent Condition) | $

1069. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens bank, circa 1891, press the lever and a small boy jumps into the road frightening the donkey, causing him to rear and throw the cart and driver bac

Bad Accident Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. JE Stevens, ca. 1888. Restored condition. 10 inches long.

Original J & E Stevens cast iron Bad Accident Mechanical Bank. No cracks or repairs. Nice looking original paint. Worked when tested. 10", Very Good-Excellent

JE Stevens Bad Accident Mechanical Bank. Great looking bank with great actions that all work well. There has been some paint touchup only evident under black light. Displays like original. Still has r

Original cast iron mechanical bank with nice original paint. Has repair to one side of wagon rail which has come loose. Displays very well and action works properly. 10" L, Very Good-Excellent

J. & E. Stevens Bad Accident mechanical bank in excellent condition with original boy. Top of cart professionally repaired. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 6 - 1/2" x 10" x 3 - 1/2".

Place a coin at the feet of the driver and press the lever. As the boy comes out from behind the bush the donkey rears up causing the cart to tilt up and the coin falls into the trap. (JY). (Very Good

Place a coin at the base of the drivers feet. Pull the lever and the mule kicks up as a boy comes out from behind the bush. The cart goes up and the coin is deposited in the bank. Original trap. (JY).

DESCRIPTION: "BAD ACCIDENT" cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens depicting a man on cart driven by donkey and young boy. Young boy as lever is functional as you push him forward, ma

J & E Stevens Co., designed by Charles A. Bailey, circa 1891. Place a coin under the feet of the driver, and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey, and as he rears, the

J & E Stevens Co., designed by Charles A. Bailey, circa 1891. Place a coin under the feet of the driver, and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey, and as he rears, the

Manufactured by J. and E. Stevens Company From an 1890 Marshall Field toy catalog: "Place a coin under the feet of the driver, and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey,

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. When a small boy emerges from behind some foliage, he frightens the mule, who rears upward, causing the cart and the farmer to to

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1888. Cast Iron. Good Condition (One trace reattached).

Made by J & E Stevens. Cart rails have been repaired and touched-up accordingly. Coin trap is missing.Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:10" x 3 - 1/2" x 6".

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition (Crack in top plate of cart in front of bench).

J. & E. Stevens - Connecticut - Circa 1885 This is the Holy Grail of mechanical bank trade cards. This example is extremely bright and has one corner repaired. Material: Paper -

Place a coin under the feet of the driver and press the lever. The boy jumps onto the road, frightening the donkey. As he rears, the cart and driver are thrown backward. The coin then falls into the b

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1890's. Overall in good condition, however, the yellow cart is repainted and the boy figure is a modern replacement.

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin on the cart. Press the lever and the boy will jump from behind the bush, scaring the donkey. The donkey jumps to his hind legs,

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1888. A farmer foolishly eats a slice of melon while driving his cart to the market. When a small boy suddenly emerges from behind the fo