STILL BANK - MIDDY WITH CLAPPER - US

Six Cast Iron and Brass Architectural and Figural Still Banks, 19th/20th Century, Comprising of a Statue of Liberty, a Middy Bank, a U.S mailbox, a house form bank and two building banks. Largest dime

Cast iron still bank- US Mail- 3.75" high x 2.5" wide x 1.25" deep

Young boy.  5" tall x 2" wide.  replaced screw in the back.

410. KENTON ARMY/NAVY SAFE STILL BANK | US. 6.5"

346. HAMMOND'S CENTENNIAL BANK STILL BANK | US. 5"

471. HUBLEY PELICAN STILL BANK | US. 5"

365. CAPTAIN KIDD STILL BANK | US. A very nice condition example. 5.75"

475. HUBLEY PORKY PIG STILL BANK | US. 5.5"

395. RED BALL SAFE STILL BANK | US. Possibly Arcade. 3"

437. INDIANA SILO STILL BANK | US. 3.5"

Antique Cast Metal Security Safe Deposit Still Bank. US circa 1894. 6''h. Condition: Very good. Retains two interior wood drawers.

439. WORLD TIME STILL BANK | US. 4.4"

394. BEAN POT STILL BANK | US. 4"

474. HUBLEY SCRATCHING BULLDOG STILL BANK | US, pot metal. 4.5"

416. KLOTZ MFG. CO STILL BANK | US. 4.5"

449. PUT YOUR MONEY IN YOUR PURSE STILL BANK | US. 3"

Captain Kid Cast Iron Still Bank. U.S., Circa. 1901. 5-3/4"h. Condition: Good with wear, remnants of original paint.

473. KENTON DUCK STILL BANK | US. 5"

Captain Kidd Cast Iron Still Bank. U.S., Circa. 1901. 6"h. Condition: Good with wear, remnants of original paint.

Two Cast Iron Still Banks. "U.S. Mail Bank" 5-1/4"h. and house bank 2-3/4"h. Condition: good with wear, house bank has a replaced bolt.

Mary & Little Lamb Cast Iron Still Bank. US, Circa. 1901. 4-3/8"h. Condition: Fair to good with paint loss and rust.

538. TWO KENTON MAIL BOX STILL BANKS | "U.S. Mail" with Eagle and U.S. Mail with combination trap. Provenance: Douglas Jackman Collection. | 5" h. | All Original Condition. | $100 - $200

Still banks (4), U.S. Mail w/American eagle, cast iron w/orig paint, Johnny Griffin, A. C. Williams, c.1910, cast iron w/orig paint, Indian w/headdress, lead & Stronghart Bank soldier's hat, metal w/o

Middy bank circa 1887. Also includes A.C. Williams baseball player circa 1909, and "Do You Know Me" Rumpelstiltskin circa 1910. All with signs of wear including corrosion. 2-3/8" wide - 2-1/2" wide x