TABBY BANk.

Unknown Manufacturer Shown in Selchow & Righter Christmas Catalog 1886 Place a coin in the slot in the cat’s back and the baby chick’s head moves. Provenance: Ray Haradin Material: Cast Iron

109. TABBY BANK MECHANICAL BANK | J & E Stevens Co. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds 4.5" h. Chick is repainted (likely a well made replacement), otherwise in (Very Good Condition) $300 -

Probably by Kyser & Rex Pennsylvania - Late 1880's. Fine Condition.

American, 20th century. Cast iron with cat above a hatching egg on plinth, 4.5"h.

470. TABBY BANK MECHANICAL BANK | J & E Stevens Co. | 4.5" h. | Chick is replaced, bank is clear coated throughout. | $150 - $300

1230. TABBY BANK MECHANICAL BANK | Maker unconfirmed. | 4.5" h. | (Very Good Condition) | $300 - $600

Made by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's. Cast Iron. Very Good Condition (Missing coin rest).

393. TABBY BANK MECHANICAL BANK - ALLUMINUM

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens "Tabby Bank" cast iron mechanical bank, marked with title on front. Place coin in slot and bird's head moves up; ht. 4.5, wd. 4, dp. 3 in.

Includes: Tabby Bank & Toad on Stump. Made of Cast Iron. Work well.

Unknown manufacturer. Circa 1887. Blue base version. This bank represents a Tabby patiently waiting for the appearance of a young chick from the egg. When the coin is dropped in the slot in the cat’

238 TABBY MECHANICAL BANK Chick appears to be replacement, otherwise All Original Condition.

Cast iron Tabby mechanical bank.

Mfg. unknown, circa 1886, cast iron, weight of coin causes chicken's head to move after deposit.

Mfg. unknown, circa 1886, cast iron, weight of coin causes chicken's head to move after deposit.

C. 1886 cast iron Tabby mechanical bank. 4" x 5 1/2".

A ceramic coin bank in the shape of a cat with an orange coat with black hand painted markings to resemble a tabby cat. Coin slot is at the back of the head and underside has a rubber stopper and mark

2 Mech. Banks, CI: Tabby, repainted cat; Dinah, repainted

Tabyy Mechanical Bank - Cat Waiting for Chick to Break Through His Egg - American - Circa 1880's

4.75" tall, 2.5" diameter at base, fair to good condition

Manufacturer unknown. Drop a coin in the slot. The weight of the coin causes the chick;s head to move up and down. (JY). Good - Good Plus

Comprising three "10,000 Yuan" notes, and three "5,000 Yuan" notes all issued in 1951 by Bank of China, excellent condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, Oregon, consultant to Bank

Birger Sandzen, oil on board, 14" x 12"

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