J. & E. Stevens Cast Iron Boy Scout Camp Mechanical

Insert a coin in the slot above the tent. Press the lever and the coin falls into the bank as the boy scout raises the flag. Original trap. Crack to coin box. Arms and flag are replaced. Scout by camp

Cast iron Boy Scout Camp mechanical bank by J&E Stevens -Fair, lever holds up flag, no action when coin is dropped

A J. and E. Stevens 'Boy Scout Camp' Cast Iron Mechanical Bank American, Late 19th Century Height 8 x length 9 1/2 x width 3 1/2 inches.

Crafted of cast iron with old painted finish by J. & E. Stevens. Pressing lever causes boy scout to raise flag (MISSING) as coin falls into the bank. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house c

Attributed to J & E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT, Boy Scout Camp cast iron mechanical bank. Approx. height 5.5 in., width 9 in., depth 3.75 in.

Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Boy Scout Camp. Manufactured by J & E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. Boy standing inside tent, rather faded example with remnants of green and yellow paints, good to fair conditio

CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK. RETAINS SOME ORIGINAL PAINT. REPLACED PLUG. NON WORKING. 9" L

J. & E. Stevens Co. Boy Scouts Camp mechanical bank USA, c. 1875painted cast iron 6 h x 10 w x 3.5 d in (15 x 25 x 9 cm) Cast manufacturer's mark with date to underside plate 'Patd Feb 2 1875'

Insert a coin in the slot, press the lever and the scout raises the flag as the coin falls into the bank. Original trap. Replaced flag and arms of boy scout. (Very Good).

J. & E. Stevens - Circa 1910. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition (Replaced Flag and the Scouts arms with minor burn marks where the flag was set in).

J. & E. Stevens Company Connecticut - Circa 1912 Put a coin in the slot atop the tree and press the coin lever and the Boy Scout raises the flag and coin drops in the bank. Material: Cast Iron

J & E Stevens. 100% original. Condition: (Excellent Plus). Dimensions: 10" x 3 - 1/2" x 6".

36. BOY SCOUT CAMP MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. another example which is difficult to find free from breaks and repairs, nice gold highlights of campfire under the cauldron. | The standing Scout

DESCRIPTION: "Milking cow mechanical bank" manufactured by J & E Stevens is cast iron, depicting boy milking cow. Lever is cow's tail, forcing cow's leg out to kick boy, falling over depositing coin b

"Milking cow mechanical bank" manufactured by J & E Stevens is cast iron, depicting boy milking cow. Lever is cow's tail, forcing cow's leg out to kick boy, falling over depositing coin beneath him. C

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1916. Lessons in self-reliance are central to the stated mission of the Boy Scouts of America. This type of discipline often involved participation in a wide va

J. & E. Stevens, Connecticut, circa 1912 Put a coin in the slot atop the tree and press the coin lever. The Boy Scout raises the flag and coin drops in the bank.

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.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1910. This is a classic and highly sought after mechanical bank. It retains its original flag. Part of the William Werbell Collection.

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).

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

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut Circa 1897. A young man has stopped to give his mule some disciplinary action, but the tables are turned on him when the mule suddenly swings aro

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