THE ORGAN GRINDER.

EDWARD HOPPER Street Scene with a Man Playing an Organ Grinder. Pen and ink on card stock, circa 1900. 115x117 mm; 4¾x4¾ inches. Signed in ink, lower right recto.Provenance: Estate of the ar

135. VICHY ORGAN GRINDER AUTOMATON | Large and impressive standing gentleman with bisque character head with molded curled moustache, standing on velvet covered base, wearing all original 18th Century

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia - 1882. One of only two mechanical banks with windup mechanisms. This bank is pretty, desirable and charming and works very well. Place a coin in the organ and activate the l

1053. ORGAN GRINDER & PERFORMING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex, circa 1882, multicolored paint details on one of the more fascinating clockwork action banks, when wound and activated the bear act

Maker unmarked, but looks German. Marked "1885 Philadelphia" in pencil on the bottom base. Consists of a clothed organ grinder with composition head and hands, cranking an organ as a cat, a dog and a

Organ Grinder and Performing Bear Mech. Bank, CI, Over all--near mint, Roof has paint loss

180. GUNTHERMANN ORGAN GRINDER ON BASE | When wound a plink-plank sound emits from base man cranks organ and monkey revolves while holding out his hat for donations. | 9" h. | All original (Exc. - Pri

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - 1880.

383. ORGAN GRINDER AND DANCING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex Co., Frankford, PA., c. 1882.

Wind mechanism. Release lever and organ grinder will crank organ as the bear revolves. Original trap. (JY). (Excellent). 7" L.

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia, PA - 1890. The circus is coming to town. Here we see two young boys peeking over a fence at a performer training his bear to dance to music. One of only two clockwork banks

Areas of overpaint. Fence is rough cast, appears to be replacement and is repainted. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 6 -3/4" L.

This cast iron organ grinder performing bear by Kyser & Rex is one hundred percent original, including trap. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 5 - 1/2" x 7" x 4 - 3/4".

1135. ORGAN GRINDER DANCING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex Mfg. Colorful example and one of few banks with a clockwork wound motor activation. Provenance: Heath Hurlbert Collection. | 5.5" h. | Fe

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1880's. Here we see two young boys peeking over a fence at a performer training his bear to dance to music. One of only two clockwork banks to have been produc

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - 1890 - 7" Long. This is a colorful and scarce bank made by Kyser and Rex. It is one of only two clockwork banks ever produced. Place a coin atop the organ, wind the

Organ Grinder and Performing Bear by L. Kyser & A.C. Rex, 1882 with a spring wound motor. Operates by placing the coin into the slot of the organ grinder, flipping the lever and the spring wound motor

Manufactured Kaiser & Rex. Working condition. All original. Nice highlights to base. Condition (Excellent). Size 6-3/4'' L.

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia, PA - 1880's Cast Iron Place a coin in the organ and activate the lever on the base. The bear turns, music is played and the coin is deposited.

Clockwork Mechanical Bank Kyser & Rex Manufacturing, Philadelphia, patented 1882, clockwork handle, original key, some original paint, 5-1/2 in.. Condition: losses to painted surface. Notes: Please No

Wind mechanism, place coin in the slot of the organ and press the lever. the bear revolves and the organ grinder turns the crank. Crack to roof. (Very Good-Excellent).

German tin windup Organ Grinder and Monkey. All original wonderful example of this beautiful toy. Great litho details and colors. Windup works well and still plays music. A very nice toy. 7 1/2" Excel

547. ORGAN GRINDER DANCING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex. | 7" l. | Fence is original, red roof and portion of grass near bear is overpainted, working in overall (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $1,200 - $1,8

International Mutoscope Reel Company, New York, United States. Peep show mutoscope with short film "The Organ Grinder." With a brass plate marked "M.62." With a push coin slot and