Scarce Ameriican Tin Bank Building with Cupola

3 3/8" Tall - Red & Blue Origin: Connecticut Manufacturer: George Brown Material: Tin Period: 1880's

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

1426. FIVE BUILDING STILL BANKS | Large cupola has corner chip, tin bank missing cupola portion, otherwise all in All Original Condition. | 3-5.5" l.

2 Banks, Tin: Round Clown, Scarce; Punch and Judy Building,

388. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | All original in (Excellent Condition) | $400 - $600

285. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | Original trap resoldered to bottom, paint all original in (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $250 - $500

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

First is dark brown and resembles a building or an Asian Chest. 5 1/2" tall. One is tan Vintage Refrigerator 4" tall, One is green Mail box Marked "US Mail" in Gold 4 1/2". Tin Dresser with Pulls is O

(1) Tin building form coin bank. Stamped BANK above door and pierced windows. Aged patina with small remnants of paint. 4 3/8" H x 3 1/4" H x 2 3/4" D. (2) Round coin bank with geometric pierced sides

Collection of 7 Tin Coin Banks "Buildings", 6" High.

The nice bank building with cupola in its original polychrome enamel paint, and the JUNIOR CASH bank with fancy castings are circa 1880s made by J.E. Stevens Company. The iron mailbox and Doughboy typ

English - 1920's - 7" L. This is a very scarce European tin bank. Made of Tin. Very Fine Condition.

English circa 1930. A scarce tin swallowing bank. Very Fine condition.

Early cast iron Cupola building bank in old paint surface. 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 5 1/2".

Made in America. Made of Tin. Excellent Condition.

3 Building Banks, lead, PM, tin: House "Farmers and Merchants State Bank Stanley Wisconsin"; "Steel City Federal Savings - Gary Indiana"; "Berliner Bank"

2159. THREE SMALL AMERICAN TIN BUILDING BANKS | 3.5" h. | Red roof bank has split edges and bending, others in (Very Good Condition) | $50 - $100

One is marked "Das Grosse Fass" and has the original trap and key. The second is a scarce building, embossed on bottom and with bench in middle. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest

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.

4 1/2" Tall - Green & Red Origin: American Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Tin Period: 1890's

Made in America. Made of Tin. Fine to Excellent Condition.

Three Tin Building Banks, unknown manufacturer, circa 1950's/60's. They range is size from 3.25" to 5.25" tall. All three banks are in excellent condition.

Made of Tin. 2 1/4" - 2 1/2" Tall. Fine to Very Fine Condition.

Two Tin Building Banks, one is a cottage, the other, a windmill, unknow manufacturer, circa 1940's. The Cottage is 4" wide and the Windmill is 4.5" tall. Both banks are in excellent condition.