Starkie Mechanical Bank Ears Move

Lockwood Mfg. Company. South Norwalk, Connecticut 1882 Place a coin in the ball and depress the rabbit’s tail. The ears move and the coin is deposited. This is an excellent specimen of the bank. Wor

Lockwood Manufacturing Co. Place a coin between the paws of the rabbit and press the lever. The coin will be deposited into the bank as the rabbit's ears move forward. (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/2" T.

Original cast iron Standing Rabbit mechanical Bank, made by Lockwood Mfg. Co. circa 1882. Place coin in slot on ball and press the rabbits tail, his ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank.

Place coin in balland, press lever. Rabbits ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank. (JY).Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:5 - 3/4" T.

Made by Lockwood Mfg. Company. South Norwalk, Connecticut - 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin in the ball held in the rabbit's paws. Pressing his tail causes his ears to move forward as the p

Green base variant. Rare brushed gold figure. Place coin in slot on ball and press the rabbits tail, his ears move forward as the coin falls into the bank. (Excellent). 8" T.

American, late 19th century. A Lockwood cast iron mechanical bank of a rabbit standing holding a ball, marked PATENTED on underside. Place coin on ball and push tail to move rabbit's ears and slide co

Rare Officer with Sergeant Stripes. Made by the Starkie's Company Ltd. Great Britain - Circa Late 1930's.

DescriptionTitle: 1945 Cast Aluminum Jolly Starkie Mechanical Bank Origin: AMERICANDate/Period: 20c.Material: IRONSize: Height:5 1/2in/14cmAdditional Information:Fine original U.S. work. Offered in ov

Metal Mechanical Bank Turn ears to lift hand to mouth. About 6î tall.

"Starkie's Mechanical Jolly Bank", Alum - (Guy W)

Working mechanical bank Jolly African American. Eyes move when used, missing the bottom plate. 6" wide, 7" tall, 5" deep.

Cast iron and white metal mechanical bank. Bank coin causes dial to move one number. Discoloration to the right side on the right panel. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 10" T.

Starkie's cast iron Tank and Cannon mechanical bank.

Cast Iron BanksSmiling Sam mechanical cast iron bank, tongue and eyes move; American Indian cast iron bank.

1890s cast iron revolving mechanical house coin bank with dog. The dog moves on track with crank on side is turned. It measures 5" x 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". *notes- patina

J. & E. Stevens Co., Patented 1901, Charles A. Bailey design, by placing coin in front of hen and raising lever, allows hen to move her head while chick emerges and pecks coin into bank.

Place a coin in the horizontal position in the bull's eye of the target. Cock the cannon by pulling back on the wire lever and turn the lever. Downward to lock. When ready to fire, move lever into the

Kyser & Rex Co., circa 1880's, color variation, set a coin in the slot in the rooster’s tail and slowly move the lever downward; the rooster moves his head several times in a crowing motion as the c

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1900's. Move the lever and the chick under the hen will emerge depositing your coin. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition. Works well.

CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK - "Dark Town Battery", by J. & E. Stevens, patented 1875, this circa 1885. The only 19th c. baseball themed bank, also the only one with all three figures that move. 7 1/2" t

1056. LARGE RABBIT STANDING MECHANICAL BANK | Lockwood Mfg. Co., CT, circa 1882, place coin between rabbit's paws, press tail and his ears wiggle as coin is deposited.

Kyser & Rex Co., circa 1880's. Set a coin in the slot in the roosters tail and slowly move the lever downward; the rooster moves his head several times in a crowing motion as the coin falls into the b

Designed by James H. Bowen. Place coin in the monkey's hand, press the lever and he will open the coconut and drop the coin into it. When the coin falls, his eyes move and his mouth opens. From the Ta