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professor pug frog great bicycle feat antique painted cast iron mechanical bank for sale

Professor Pug Frog's Great Bicycle Feat Cast Iron Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1892: Designed by Charles A. Bailey and manufactured by The J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, Professor Pug Frog's Great Bicycle Feat is one of the most ingenious cast iron mechanical banks ever produced.

For Sale: $9,450

antique boy scout camp cast iron mechanical bank in original paint with owl and teepee

Fine Boy Scout Camp Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1912-1917: Designed by Charles A. Bailey for the J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, the Boy Scout Camp mechanical bank features three boy scouts at their campsite with a cauldron, coffee pot, flag, owl, and teepee.

For Sale: $6,950

Early american windup ives clockwork circus rider on horse

Ives Clockwork Circus Rider (Clown Dancer Variation) »

Circa 1870: Fresh from our personal collection (Ex Abby Schroeder) is this extremely scarce 14.5" tall early Ives clockwork circus rider with rare clown dancing figure.

For Sale: $5,950


Dark Town Battery Mechanical Bank For Sale

Rare Cast Iron Kenton Sight-Seeing Auto »

Circa 1905: What a pleasure it is to offer this extremely scarce Kenton Sight-Seeing Auto to the antique toy collecting community!

For Sale: $5,500

rare antique cast iron mechanical bank hen and chick on nest all original

Hen and Chick Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1901: Designed by Charles A. Bailey for the J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, the hard to find Hen and Chick mechanical bank is one of the firm's most endearing creations, featuring a protective mother hen and her precious yellow nestling, who pops out from under his mother's feathers to push the coin into the bank for safekeeping.

For Sale: $5,195

jonah and the whale mechanical bank

Jonah and the Whale Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1890: Original Jonah and The Whale cast iron mechanical bank, Shepard Hardware Company, superb original paint, works great, wonderful example, 5.5"H x 10.25"L x 3.75"D.

For Sale: $4,750

Punch and Judy Mechanical Bank

Punch and Judy Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1884: The Shepard Hardware Company in Buffalo, New York, manufactured cast iron mechanical banks for a scant ten year period and is known for the high quality and beautiful paint schemes of their ingenious mechanical banks, most of which, like the ever popular Punch and Judy bank, were designed by Peter Adams, Jr.

For Sale: $4,250

antique american painted tin windup toy gunthermann Jack Sprat

Superb Gunthermann Jack Sprat Dancers Tin Windup »

Circa 1890-1920: This tin windup toy from the German firm Gunthermann portrays famed nursery rhyme couple Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprat: "Jack Sprat could eat no fat, / His wife could eat no lean. / And so between them both, you see, / They licked the platter clean."

For Sale: $3,950

german tin windup 1900s lehmann paddy and the pig toy with original box

Lehmann Paddy and the Pig with Original Box »

Circa 1905: Lehmann's Paddy's Dancing Pig is one of the most whimsical and fantastic German tin windup toys of the early 20th century, featuring an Irishman saddled atop a pig and ready for the ride of his life.

For Sale: $3,750

19th Century clown on globe mechanical bank with harder to find yellow base

Clown on Globe with Yellow Base Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1890: This version of the Clown on Globe has the scarce yellow base and the round Stevens coin trap. The bank retains an unusually high percentage of its colorful original paint, and is in superb working order.

For Sale: $3,750

tammany cast iron antique mechanical bank in original paint and pristine condition for sale

Pristine Cast Iron Tammany Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1873: Portraying corrupt 19th century Democractic New York politician William "Boss" Tweed, the Tammany Bank is one of the most popular mechanical banks produced by Cromwell, Connecticut's J & E Stevens Company and designed by John Hall.

For Sale: $3,695


1920s Pressed Steel Vehicle American National Giant US Army Truck for Sale

Pressed Steel American National Giant U.S. Army Truck »

Circa Late 1920s: The era of large pressed steel vehicles are highlighted by rare examples like this 27.5" long American National Giant series U.S. Army truck.

For Sale: $3,500

poodle dog and clown bell ringer cast iron pull toy

Poodle Dog and Clown Bell Toy »

Circa 1880: Produced by East Hampton, Connecticut's storied Gong Bell Manufacturing Company, this Poodle Dog Bell Ringer No. 45 features a colorfully adorned clown and his trick dog.

For Sale: $3,500

original antique painted cast iron mechanical leap-frog bank for sale

Original Cast Iron Leap Frog Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1891: Designed by Charles G. Shepard and Peter Adams and manufactured by Buffalo, New York's legendary Shepard Hardware Comany, this colorful and amusing cast iron bank depicts two young men playing the classic child's game of leap frog, whose origins stretch back to the late 16th century.

For Sale: $3,250

early american tin articulated double horse bell toy james fallows and sons philadelphia pennsylvania

Rare James Fallows Double Horse Bell Toy »

Circa 1880s: This whimsical 7.75"H x 8.75"L x 4.5"D early American tin atriculated bell toy with an eye catching pair of yellow horses atop a green base was manufactured by Philadelphia's James Fallows and Sons.

For Sale: $3,250

early american tin Dexter racehorsehorse with rider pull toy james fallows and sons philadelphia pennsylvania

Dexter with Rider Early American Tin Pull Toy »

Circa 1880s: This sculptural 12.25" long early American tin pull toy manufactored by James Fallow and Sons of Philadelphia depicts the immensely popular racehorse Dexter (1858-1888) being ridden by a gentleman wearing a tophat.

For Sale: $2,950

antique paint decorated wooden gameboard brilliant blue paint

Original Paint Decorated Antique Gameboard »

Circa 1880s: This wonderfully dynamic 6 color paint decorated walnut Parcheesi board with a rare robin's egg blue ground features a very unusual inset home square and a mitred walnut frame.

For Sale: $2,950

antique 19th century cast iron pull toy

Ding Dong Bell Cast Iron Pull Toy »

Circa 1880: Created by East Hampton, Connecticut's famed Gong Bell Manufacturing Company, this beefy 9.25" long Ding Dong Bell / Pussy's Not in the Well cast iron bell toy depicts a cheerful couple and their beloved white cat, who, thankfully, is not trapped in the well.

For Sale: $2,950

american folk art paint decorated tabletop dartboard gameboard

Petite Tabletop Dartboard in Original Paint »

Circa 1920s: Measuring a petite 13.5 "H x 9.5"W, this gorgeous 4 color paint decorated pine tabletop dartboard features a graceful cut-out shape and an uncommon paint scheme of teal green, orange, red, and black.

For Sale: $2,900

antique cast iron home still bank from 1872 by J.W. Stevens Company

Patriotic Home Bank: Scarce Still Bank Variation »

Circa 1872: Manufactured by Cromwell, Connecticut's J and E Stevens Company, this cast iron Home Bank features a patriotic red, white, and blue paint scheme and is the very scarce still bank variation of its widely distributed mechanical cousin.

For Sale: $2,850

antique cast iron santa claus mechanical bank for sale

Original Cast Iron Santa Claus Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1889: Buffalo, New York's Shepard Hardware Company manufactured a bevy of classic mechanical banks, and the iconic Santa Claus standing at the chimney remains one of its most popular and endearing creations.

For Sale: $2,850

19th century antique cast iron pelican mechanical bank

Original Cast Iron Pelican Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1878: John Girard’s highly detailed Pelican mechanical bank was manufactured by Cromwell, Connecticut bank giant J. and E. Stevens Company and depicts a realistic pelican who has captured a comical Middle Eastern gentleman in its mouth.

For Sale: $2,795

Two Frogs Antique Cast Iron Mechanical Bank in All Original Paint

Original Two Frogs Cast Iron Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1882: Originally marketed as the Bullfrog Bank and the Frog Bank, James H. Bowen’s strikingly visual Two Frogs mechanical bank was manufactured by Cromwell, Connecticut bank giant J. & E. Stevens Company and imitates, in comic fashion, a frog catching its prey, in this case a child’s coin, by having the small frog punt the coin into the bigger frog's open mouth.

For Sale: $2,750

original cast iron bad accident  mechanical bank

Original Bad Accident Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1890: Ingeniously designed by Charles A. Bailey for J. & E. Stevens Company, the Bad Accident mechanical bank features a mule drawn wagon whose driver who is too busy munching a slice of watermelon to notice a careless child run out in front of the wagon from behind a bush and cause a calamitous accident that spooks the mules, upends the wagon, and throws the poor driver backward.

For Sale: $2,650

1888 boy on trapeze mechanical bank

Boy on Trapeze Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1888: Cast iron Boy on Trapeze mechanical bank, J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia PA, excellent original paint, no chips, cracks, or repairs, 9.5”H x 5”L x 5”D.

For Sale: $2,450

black americana stevens and brown althof bergmann clockwork tricycle velocipede

Rare Stevens and Brown Clockwork Velocipede »

Circa 1870s: The Stevens and Brown velocipede, forerunner of the modern tricycle, is one of the earliest and most cherished American clockwork toys, and this example is the scarce version with a young African American male driver.

For Sale: $2,450

Unique and Rare Antique Paddy and the Pig Mechanical Bank For Sale

Paddy & the Pig Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1882: J. & E. Stevens originally pictured Paddy and the Pig in a number of their catalogs as the Shamrock Bank.

For Sale: $2,450

antique Lehmann tin windup Echo motorcycle made in germany

Lehmann EPL 725 Echo Tin Windup Motorcycle »

Circa 1917-1935: This German hand painted and lithographed tin windup EPL 725 Echo motorcycle from the storied firm Lehmann is one of the company's most recognized toys with its two tone blue lithographed frame and its lithographed rider with factory hand painted details.

For Sale: $2,350

1950s masudaya modern toys 301 racer made in japan

Masudaya Japanese 301 Race Car »

Circa 1950s: In near mint condition with only very minor scratching, this large battery operated racer features a dynamic six color paint scheme and the sleek 1950s aerodynamic design modeled after the Indy race cars of the period.

For Sale: $1,950

blue dress speaking dog mechanical bank

Blue Dress Speaking Dog Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1890s: The Speaking Dog, like the Girl Skipping Rope, is one of a handful of mechanical banks marketed specifically for girls and the blue dress variation is the most difficult to find.

For Sale: $1,950

Humpty Dumpty Antique 19th Century Original Cast Iron Painted Mechanical Bank For Sale

Humpty Dumpty Cast Iron Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1882: This example has 85% of its original paint, has never been touched up or repainted, and has no chips, cracks, or repairs.

For Sale: $1,950

Lehmann naughty boy tin windup

Lehmann Naughty Boy »

Circa 1920s: Marked "made in Germany," this nearly 5" long antique tin litho windup Lehmann Naughty Boy depicts a father and his ill-behaved son in an early automobile.

For Sale: $1,950

billy e. grin cast iron antique mechanical bank in original paint for sale

Original Bill E. Grin Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1915: Created by New York City's John W. Schmitt and manufactured by The J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, the elusive Bill E. Grin mechanical bank has a simple action (sliding a coin into the top of Bill's head) and a surprising result (Bill's long tongue sliding out of his upturned mouth) that surely meant to both delight and frighten children in the same manner as early 20th century Halloween and Christmas decorations.

For Sale: $1,895


antique cast iron clown on globe mechanical bank

Clown on Globe with Brown Base Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1890: This version of the Clown on Globe has the brown base and the round Stevens coin trap. This is a fine example of one of the most unusual, graphically pleasing, and kinetic of all the great American cast iron mechanical banks.

For Sale: $1,850

Antique Cast Iron Hubley Harley Davidson Side Car Motorcycle

Hubley Harley-Davidson 9" Side Car Motorcycle »

Circa 1930s: Founded in 1898, Lancaster, Pennsylvania's Hubley Company manufactured a bevy of cast iron toys, such as still and mechanical banks and animal drawn toys (among many other things), but the historic firm has garnered its most lasting fame from their line of realistic toy Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles.

For Sale: $1,795

antique William Tell cast iron mechanical bank

Pristine William Tell Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1892: Designed by Charles A. Bailey and manufactured by The J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, Professor Pug Frog's Great Bicycle Feat is one of the most ingenious cast iron mechanical banks ever produced.

For Sale: $1,750

Novelty Bank Antique Cast Iron Mechanical Bank in All Original Paint

Antique 19th Century Cast Iron J. & E. Stevens Novelty Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1873: This is a terrific original Novelty Bank from the beginnings of the great age of cast iron mechanical banks.

For Sale: $1,750

1920s antique cast iron arcade yellow taxi cab freeport illinois

Large 9" Arcade Cast Iron Yellow Cab »

Circa 1921-1928: The cast iron Yellow Cab is Freeport, Illinois, toy giant Arcade Manufacturing Company's most famous creation. This is the largest version of the iconic Yellow Cab.

For Sale: $1,695

antique three rooters on wooden platform pull toy with cast iron wheels and spring legs detailed painting

Three Roosters on Painted Base Antique Pull Toy »

Circa 1890-1920: We have seen a lot of pull toys over the years, but this is the first time we have come across this example consisting of three complexly painted composition roosters on spring legs atop a wooden base with its original mustard ground and black painted feet.

For Sale: $1,675

j and e stevens company cromwell connecticut city bank with crown cast iron penny bank

City Bank with Crown (Rare Green Painted Variant) »

Circa 1873: Manufactured by Cromwell, Connecticut's J and E Stevens Company and dated "Oct. 1st 1873" on the back, the 5 1/2"H x 4 1/4"W x 3 3/8"D cast iron City Bank with Crown features an extremely scarce green building with white trim, the rarest of its six color variations.

For Sale: $1,650


Antique Bell Pull Toy Heart Wheels Hunter and Rabbit

Hunter and Rabbit Cast Iron Bell Toy »

Circa 1900: East Hampton, Connecticut's N.N. Hill Brass Company innovated the manufacture of small bells and produced a superb line of cast iron pull toys that incorporated their bells.

For Sale: $1,650

the capitalist cast iron still bank rare deluxe version

The Capitalist Cast Iron Still Bank »

Circa 1905: Manufactured in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, by the little known firm Ober Manufacturing Company is this rare 5" tall The Capitalist sociopolitical themed still bank.

For Sale: $1,595

antique tin windup toy the dancing sailor made by the german company Lehmann in the early 1900s for sale

Lehmann Dancing Sailor with Original Box »

Circa 1920s: Made from 1904-1948, the Lehmann sailor walking toys came with several different ribbons on the hat, each representing a different naval vessel.

For Sale: $1,550

cast iron stork with baby penny bank

J. M. Harper Stork Safe Bank »

Circa 1908: Signed "Copyright by J. M. Harper 1907," this scarce cast iron still bank depicts a stork delivering a baby. Figural safe banks are rare and desirable in the bank collecting community, and finding the only one designed by the elusive Mr. Harper is a difficult feat indeed.

For Sale: $1,495

Lehmann Antique German Tin Wind Up Toy New Century Cycle for Sale

Lehmann New Century Cycle Tin Windup »

Circa 1895-1938: From the great German manufacturer Lehmann, comes this charming tin windup. Working condition.

For Sale: $1,450

Antique Cast Iron Kenton Yellow Kid Donkey Drawn Goat Wagon

Kenton Yellow Kid Donkey Wagon »

Circa Early 20th Century: Richard Felton Outcault's groundbreaking 1890s comic strip Hogan's Alley features a character named Mickey Dugan, who became widely known as The Yellow Kid and is generally regarded as America's first comic character.

For Sale: $1,450

1924 Maggie Jiggs antique tin windup toy

1924 Nifty Maggie and Jiggs Platform Toy »

Circa 1924: This 7" long antique German tin litho windup Maggie and Jiggs platform toy was manufactured by Einfalt for comic character toy giant Nifty.

For Sale: $1,450

Halls Liliput Paint Decorated Antique Cast Iron Mechanical Bank 19th Century American Toys

Original 19th Century Cast Iron Hall's Liliput Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1875: The Liliput measures a petite 4.5" H x 3" W and takes its name from Jonathan Swift's classic taleGulliver's Travels.

For Sale: $1,450

Fallows city passenger rail road horse drawn early american painted tin trolley car

Fallows City Passenger Railroad Trolley »

Circa 1880s: Attributed to James Fallows and Sons, this 12" long early American tin City Passenger horse drawn railroad trolley features an original five color paint scheme with no touch ups, repairs, or restoration.

For Sale: $1,425

cast iron stork with baby penny bank

Original Frog on Round Base Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1872: Made in many color combinations and designed by Russell Frisbie, the Frog on Round Base mechanical bank was patented on August 20, 1872 and manufactured by Cromwell, Connecticut's storied J. & E. Stevens Company.

For Sale: $1,395

vintage tennessee folk art carved wooden dolls

Tennessee Folk Art Carved Wooden Dolls »

Circa 1930: Exhibited at the Washington County Museum of Fine arts in 1988, this outstanding pair of wooden folk art dolls are attributed to Polly Page at the Pleasant Hill Academy in Pleasant Hill, Tennessee.

For Sale: $1,350

eagle and eaglets 1880s antique cast iron mechanical bank

Original Eagle and Eaglets Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1883: Designed by Chicagos's Charles M. Henn for the J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, the wildly popular eagle and eaglets mechanical bank depicts a mother eagle feeding her nestlings. This patriotic mechanical mechanical bank has a very complex action and works well.

For Sale: $1,295

owl turns head cast iron antique mechanical bank in original paint for sale

Owl Turns Head Mechanical Bank (Brown Variant) »

Circa 1880: Designed by James H. Bowen and manufactured by The J. & E. Stevens Company in Cromwell, Connecticut, the highly popular Owl Turns Head mechanical bank was produced in many color schemes, this one being the brown variation.

For Sale: $995


Antique Wooden Paint Decorated Dolls Sled Green and Black Lester and Star for Sale

Green and Black Paint Decorated Doll Sled "Lester" »

Circa 1880s: With it's central star motif, folky borders, and the popular name of "Lester" this 10" antique wooden dolls sled is a delightful find.

For Sale: $995

Fallows city passenger rail road horse drawn early american painted tin trolley car

Chad Valley Mohair Bumble Bee »

Circa 1930s: Chad Valley brings exceptional detail with the black and gold mohair, velveteen face with glass eyes, felt hands and large leatherette shoes assembled into this fantastic bumble bee character.

For Sale: $975

blue and white antique new york gameboard

Graphic J. Pressman and Co. Ring Toss Gameboard »

Circa 1922-1946: This 17.75" square blue and white ring toss game is signed " J. Pressman & Co. Inc., New York, N.Y." Pressman came to fame in the gameboard world by manufacturing Chinese checkers games, and they also had a line of other wooden boards, including graphically dynamic ring toss boards.

For Sale: $975

Early 20th century Foxy Grandpa comic character antique squeeze toy with paper mache molded and hand painted head

Foxy Grandpa Papier-Mâché Squeeze Toy »

Circa 1902-1917: Under the pen name Bunny, Carl Schultz created the good humored, clever and witty character of Foxy Grandpa that quickly captured the hearts of the American public.

For Sale: $950

statue of liberty antique cast iron still bank

Statue of Liberty Cast Iron Still Bank »

Circa 1911-1932: Manufactured in Kenton, Ohio this 9 5/8" tall Statue of Liberty penny bank in its original silver paint with gold highlights is the largest and most difficult to find version of this patriotic still bank.

For Sale: $950

Schoenhut Wooden circus animal with glass eyes and original blanket for sale

Schoenhut Glass Eyed Elephant with Blanket »

Circa 1903-1918: With it's ceremonial head cover and fringed blanket this early example of Schoenhut's first large animals is in excellent, all original condition with it's leather-tipped wooden trunk, tusks, leather flap ears, swivel neck, jointed legs and rope tail. Measures 8".

For Sale: $945

charlie chaplin swiss bucherer fully jointed metal figure antique toy

Charlie Chaplin Jointed Figure by Burcherer Co. »

Circa 1920s: The Swiss have long been known for technical innovation, and the August and Cie Bucherer Company of Amriswil, Switzerland, produced a fabulous line of metal fully movable metal jointed dolls with composition hands and changeable composition heads.

For Sale: $950

mcloughlin bros picture and abc blocks

McLoughlin Bros. Picture and ABC Blocks »

Circa late 19th century: Complete set of seven nested chromolithographed paper on wood boxes, McLoughlin Bros. New York, with nursery rhyme scenes, losses to paper as photographed and a few late small unobtrusive nails added for stability, largest box 6"H x 7 1/8"L x 7 1/8"W, 39.5"H when stacked.

For Sale: $895

antique vintage baseball player still bank

A.C. Williams Baseball Player Still Bank (Blue Uniform) »

Circa Early 20th Century: Manufactured in Ravenna, Ohio, by still bank giant A.C. Williams, this 5.75" cast iron baseball player penny bank is modeled after Hall of Fame baseball palyer Ty Cobb, The Georgia Peach, the most storied athelete of his era.

For Sale: $795

antique cast iron shell out still bank

Shell Out Cast Iron Still Bank »

Circa 1882: Manufactured by J and E Stevens Company, the Shell Out bank carries a humorous message by asking its keeper to "shell out" some change, thus serving as a teaching tool for children to set back a few pennies for a rainy day.

For Sale: $750

antique german rooter on stump compoistion squeak toy

7 5/8" Rooster on Stump Composition Squeak Toy »

Circa 1890-1920: This German squeak toy with working bellows depicts a colorful rooster perched atop a tree stump. The legs are springs, and when one presses the squeaky bellows and lets go, the rooster moves back and forth.

For Sale: $725

antique cast iron seal still bank from Arcade Freeport Illinois

Near Mint Arcade Seal on Rock Cast Iron Still Bank »

Circa 1910-1913: Sporting near mint black paint and what appears to be an unturned orginial screw, this high grade seal on rock still bank manufactured by Freeport, Illinois, cast iron toy giant Arcade measures 3.5" tall and 4.25" long.

For Sale: $695

Antique Cast Iron Arcade Yellow Cab

Arcade 8" Cast Iron Yellow Cab »

Circa 1923-1926: Certainly one of the most recognized toys manufactured in the 20th century, the iconic cast iron Yellow Cab is Freeport, Illinois, toy giant Arcade Manufacturing Company's most famous offering, and this eight inch version is stamped on both rear doors and is signed Arcade and Made in USA.

For Sale: $695

Lehmann antique tin windup ehe red white blue vehicle

Antique Tin Windup Lehmann EHE »

Circa 1907-1935: Here is a nice 7" tin litho Lehmann EHE & Co 570 open bed truck. The mechanism works, and the paint is all original.

For Sale: $650

Schoenhut Glass Eyed Tiger Circus Animal early 20th Century wooden toy

Schoenhut Glass-Eyed Wooden Jointed Tiger »

Circa 1903-1918: This regular sized wooden jointed Schoenhut tiger with glass eyes measure 8" long not including its original tail. This figure was part of the popular early 20th century Schoenhut Circus and is in completely original condition with no paint touch-ups or restoration.

For Sale: $645

antique vintage baseball player still bank

A.C. Williams Baseball Player Still Bank (Gold Uniform) »

Circa Early 20th Century: This classic bank retains its original paint, has its original screw, and serves as a fantastic tribute to America's favorite pastime.

For Sale: $595

Schoenhut Leopard Circus Animal early 20th Century wooden toy

Schoenhut Leopard Circus Animal »

Circa 1927-1933: Albert Schoenhut's wooden circus sets remain one of his most well known creations. Evoking the feelings of anticipation and magic at the arrival of the circus, Schoenhut's early wooden toys capture the imagination.

For Sale: $475

vintage new york city blue and yellow ring toss game board

Petite Blue and Yellow Ring Toss Gameboard »

Circa 1920s-1940s: This attractive blue and yellow ring toss game was most probably manufactured by New York City's J. Pressman and Company. Pressman rose to fame by manufacturing Chinese checkers games, and they also had a line of other wooden boards, including graphically dynamic ring toss boards.

For Sale: $450

Schoenhut Wooden Poodle  Animal early 20th Century American made toy

Schoenhut White Painted Wooden Jointed Poodle »

Circa 1918-1933: The hand painted expression on this poodle is delightful and the original condition makes this a wonderful example of Schoenhut's expressive animals.

For Sale: $425

Presto Antique Mechanical Cast Iron Bank  Kyser and Rex Marked 485

Presto Antique Cast Iron Mechanical Bank »

Circa 1892: This architectural bank comes complete with its coin drawer, coin slot, and key, which are almost always missing.

For Sale: $395

schoenhut circus camel antique wooden toys

Antique Schoenhut Circus Camel  »

Circa 1918-1933: This regular sized wooden Schoenhut two hump camel with painted eyes measures 8" long not including its original tail.

For Sale: $325

Original Cast Iron Buster Brown and Tige Penny Bank For Sale

Buster Brown and Tige Still Bank »

Circa Early 20th Century: Manufactured in Ravenna, Ohio, by still bank giant A.C. Williams, this 5" tall cast iron Buster Brown and Tige penny bank has original four color paint scheme.

For Sale: $325

Mutt and Jeff antique comic character still bank for sale

A.C. Williams Mutt and Jeff Still Bank »

Circa Early 20th Century: This 5.25" tall cast iron Mutt and Jeff penny bank depicts Bud Fisher's famous comic strip characters posing on a box.

For Sale: $295

Happy Heidi Vintage Fiestaware Pottery for Sale all old colors complete collection

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