yellow house (Dutch Colonial style) with red roof and gable; turquoise doors on dark green base; 2 small plaques with text nailed to base — "Save for a Home" still bank, 20th century
Bankers Thrift Corporation

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wooden barrel; metal top and bottom are brass-colored with red — Barrel still bank, c. 1920s
Bankers Thrift Corporation

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two text fields flank nine images of orchids with seven areas of text intermixed — Orchids, 1849
Ōtsuki Bankei

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man and woman seated at dining table outdoors, facing one another; man is gesturing toward woman with PR hand, woman holds a fork in PR hand; garden walls with pine trees in background — No. 9, Haring Banket (The herring banquet), from "The Herring Catch", c. 1780
Porcelain Axe (Porceleyne Bijl) Factory

G332

bust of Franklin; copper color; coin slot in back — "Benj. Franklin" still bank, c. 1920s
Preferred Bank Service Co.

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slots for coins change months and days on calender; bank is green with windows for month and day; label on front in black and silver — "Conscience Fund" still bank, c. 1920
Speer Calender Bank Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Side chair, one of four, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company — Side chair, one of four, c. 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

Angel and Boy, Nicolas Africano; Publisher: First Bank, Minneapolis — Angel and Boy, 1986
Nicolas Africano; Publisher: First Bank, Minneapolis

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Teapot from an 8-piece coffee and tea set, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Bailey, Banks, and Biddle

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From a portfolio of six prints by six artists, commissioned by First Bank, Minneapolis — The Husband Lost at Sea, 1985 (1986)
T.L. Solien; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis , and First Bank, Minneapolis

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Perfect bound volume, photographic image of figure in portrait bust with text and designs printed in color offset lithography on coated paper covers; 184 pp. — More Noise, Please!, 1996
Steven J. Bernstein; Author: Steven J. Bernstein; Publisher: Left Bank Books, Seattle, Wash.

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Untitled, Malcolm Morley; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis and First Bank, Minneapolis — Untitled, 1986
Malcolm Morley; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis and First Bank, Minneapolis

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From a portfolio of six prints by six artists, commissioned by First Bank, Minneapolis. — Fold-Out, 1985 (1986)
John Newman; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: First Bank, Minneapolis

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From a portfolio of six prints by six artists, commissioned by First Bank, Minneapolis. Moskowitz's print is based on a 1975 painting of the same title, now in the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. — Cadillac Chopsticks, 1985-1986 (1986)
Robert Moskowitz; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis and First Bank, Minneapolis

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From a portfolio of six prints by six artists, commissioned by First Bank, Minneapolis. — Apex Oculus, 1986
Robert Cumming; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis , and First Bank, Minneapolis

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Houses by the Tracks, Mike Lynch; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: Northwestern National Bank, Minneapolis — Houses by the Tracks, 1978
Mike Lynch; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: Northwestern National Bank, Minneapolis

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Armchair, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Armchair, c. 1912-1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

giant black pig with red lips and pink nose; Otto von Bismarck emerges from pig's back — "Bismark [sic] Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1883-1884
Charles A. Bailey; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

bust of male with jacket, goggles and aviator's cap — "Lindy Bank" still bank, c. 1927
Grannis and Tolton, Inc.

G110

big scary bulldog sitting on rectangular box — "Bull Dog Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1880
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

round metal silver sputnik bank on a blue pedestal with a white dog wearing a space helmet, looking out the window of the capsule; "Sputnik" is printed on the base in red with pictures of stars and planets — "Sputnik Bank" still bank, c. 1957
Japan

G110

clown in yellow costume and black 3 coned hat holds right hand up from elbow; dog on lever; red barrel; all things raised on green pedestal; "HOOP_LA BANK" on front side of pedestal — "Hoop-La Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1897-1920s
John Harper & Company, Ltd.

G110

man with black hair, wearing black and grey suit, yellow vest and blue bow tie sitting in a red and white chair — "Tammany Bank" or "Little Fat Man" mechanical bank, c. 1873
John D. Hall; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

with combo lock — "Tower Bank" safe still bank, 1890-1898
Kyser & Rex Company

G110

paddle wheel boat; 2 smoke stacks; 2 paddle wheels; pilot house; openwork windows down each side; openwork over revolving paddle wheels — "Frog Bank" (or "Two Frogs") mechanical bank, c. 1882
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

Armchair, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Armchair, c. 1911-1912
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

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metal multicolored bank in the form of cash register for dimes, nickels and quarters; 2 sliding levers on front and 2 windows recording deposits in dollars and cents; on one side the Statue of Liberty on the other children in a bank; key missing — "Bank of America Cash Drawer (registering)" still bank, 20th century
Girard Model Works, Inc.

G110

tall triangular building with open design work on all sides; bank stopper in the form of a latch on bottom — "Flatiron Building Bank, Large" still bank, c. 1904-1913
Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co.

G110

"Hall's Excelsior" or "Cashier Bank" mechanical bank, John D. Hall; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s — "Hall's Excelsior" or "Cashier Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1869
John D. Hall; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

green, gold, yellow and red openwork base with 4 kings (?), flowers and cherries; orange cat pounces on small mouse-like animal — "Springing Cat" mechanical bank, c. 1882
Charles A. Bailey; Manufacturer: Charles A. Bailey

G110

boy in red and blue outfit wearing red floppy hat; rods on his legs balance him on 2 poles; stand with poles has latticework design on all sides including bottom — "Boy on Trapeze" mechanical bank, c. 1888
J. Barton Smith Co.

G110

man in red, yellow, grey and black costume holds gun aimed at broken tree turnk; dark blue cape wrapped around man's shoulders; man wears red and yellow hat; man and tree trunk stand on green rectangular platform — "Creedmoor" mechanical bank, c. 1877
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

man in yellow shirt and grey pants holds fishing rod in both hands; green bag near his feet; fishing line attached to mouth of fish — "Fisherman" mechanical bank, c. 1970
Utexigual Products Inc.

G110

hen sitting on a brownish rectangular platform with a little chick in between her legs — "Hen and Chick" mechanical bank, c. 1901
Charles A. Bailey; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

block shape with Japanese scenes on sides including dragon on door; pagoda, sailboat and lantern in garden; coin slot at top — "Japanese Safe" still bank, 1882
Kyser & Rex Company

G110

owl perched on log; brown and black glass eyes; owl turns its head to PL — "Owl, Turns Head" mechanical bank, c. 1880
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

tank with 2 canons; "US / TANK / BANK" on each side — "U.S. Tank" still bank, c. 1919
Nelson T. Hasenplug

G110

five people picnicking on a grassy shore line with two boats anchored in the water — On the Banks of the Marne, France, 1938
Henri Cartier-Bresson

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Bowl, narrow-mouthed type for guarding money. Decoration in low relief under the glaze. — Bowl or Money Bank, c. 1200
Iran

G243

mechanical bank in the form of a clown with painted face wearing red peaked cap, red and blue suit with stars and grey ruffled collar — "Humpty Dumpty" mechanical bank, c. 1882
Charles G. Shepard; Designer: Peter Adams; Manufacturer: Shepard Hardware Company

G110

Uncle Sam wearing blue jacket with red pin striped pants and tall hat, holding green umbrella in left hand and standing on green and orange rectangular box; brown bag below his right hand on box — "Uncle Sam" mechanical bank, c. 1886
Charles G. Shepard; Designer: Peter Adams; Manufacturer: Shepard Hardware Company

G110

lion at base of tree trunk and two monkeys on top of tree; all stand on oval-like green and red platform — "Lion and Two Monkeys" mechanical bank, c. 1883
Kyser & Rex Company

G110

white domed building — "Columbia" still bank, 1893
Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co.

G110

hunter in ochre colored jacket and pants, light blue shirt and black boots, holding silver gun in hands; gun pointed at tree trunk; green lid on tree trunk opens; bear fits inside tree trunk; man wearing glasses — "Teddy and the Bear" mechanical bank, c. 1907
Charles A. Bailey; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

Three Junipers, 1985

Brad Davis; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis and First Bank, Minneapolis

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iron housing of building with tin walls (red brick on 2 sides; doors and windows on front); wood on PR side; battery-operated mechanism — "Wireless Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1926
Christian Berger; Manufacturer: John Hugo Manufacturing Co.

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small brown building with arched windows on front and back; arched door on front; slightly sloping roof with raised central area on roof — "1876 Bank" still bank, c. 1890s
A.C. Williams Company

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small bank building with long and narrow arched windows on front and back; arched door on front with organic design; slightly flat roof with raised central portion on roof — "1876 Bank" still bank, c. 1895
H. L. Judd Manufacturing Company

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silver space ship (a) with red rubbery tip on nose; coin slot in nose cone bottom; spring mechanism to fire coin into slot; red rocket engines in base; one contains key (b) — "Astro Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1957
Astro Manufacturing

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man kneeling holds globe in hands above his head; man on round raised platform on rectangular box — "Atlas Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1880
Attributed to North Brothers

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clear glass barrel with two hoops; on front and back in raised letters: 'Barrel Bank'; raised coin slot on the top — "Barrel Bank" still bank, 20th century
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house shape; front gate opens; door with key (lock operates) opens inward; 4 (2 x 2) windows on face of house; coin slot between upper windows; corner towers in front — "Birth Bank" still bank, 19th century
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red metal book bank with black border and gold colored page sides; on front and spine is printed in black "Book Bank" — "Book Bank" still bank, mid 20th century
Japan

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rectangular crimson-colored box; four coin slots on top; four compartments inside box — "Budget Bank" still bank, mid 20th century
Louis Marx and Co.

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chimpanzee in a blue and white suit with a book inside a red, green and gold cage; chimp nods head, raises and lowers arm and a bell rings — "Chimpanzee Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1880
Louis Kyser; Designer: Alfred C. Rex; Manufacturer: Kyser & Rex Company

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small copper colored rectangular bank building; sloping roof on top with raised structure on top of roof; arches windows on all sides and arched doors on front — "City Bank" still bank, c. 1903
Grey Iron Casting Company

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round black clock with Roman numerals in gold on face; gold hands and gold secondary dial; coin slot in back — "Clock Bank" still bank, c. 1910
Arcade Manufacturing Company

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small cabinet with front door with lock; 2 green panels on door and 2 green panels on top; black body — "Columbia Bank" still bank, c. 1897
Columbia Grey Iron Company, Columbia, Pennsylvania

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rectangular dark brown building with arched windows on all sides; 2 pillars on front and back side on either side of doorways — "County Bank" still bank, c. 1892
John Harper & Company, Ltd.

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amusement bank; insert coin (25 cents) to operate crane claw for a chance to pick up a prize and drop it down a delivery chute; red base and top; clear body with mirror at back; black accents at foot, waist and top; 4 AA batteries required; 2 controllers at lower right side operate crane — "Crane Bank" mechanical bank, 20th century
China

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square one-story bank building with front door with "BANK" sign overhead; at back is a rounded niche above which is the coin slot; rounded "coining" architectural elements at corners of building; slanted roof with toothed decorative element at top; screw from front center above door to back center secures the bank closed — "Crown Bank" still bank, c. 1873-1928
J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s OR;; Manufacturer: Grey Iron Casting Company

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mason stacking bricks on wall; other figure stands in front with shovel-like object in hand; small bucket — "Mason Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1887
Charles G. Shepard; Designer: Peter Adams; Manufacturer: Shepard Hardware Company

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glass sided vessel with gold domed top and flat gold bottom on 3 feet; long screw through center connects top and bottom — "Crystal Bank" still bank, c. 1910-1925
Arcade Manufacturing Company

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rectangular bank building; red roof and red painted bricks at base; 2 windows with pediments; door with pediment; tower on roof with diamond shaped opening; coin slot in back — "Cupola Bank" still bank, 1872
J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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silver and gold domed building; large — "Domed Bank" still bank, c. 1899-1934
A.C. Williams Company

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silver and gold domed building; medium — "Domed Bank" still bank, c. 1899-1934
A.C. Williams Company

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painted house with A-frame roof and slanted front; windows with flower boxes flank central black door; white stucco exterior lower half; black roof; top central window on second floor with slatted exterior; orange chimney with coin slot opposite — "Farm Bank" still bank, early 20th century
United States (probably)

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multi-colored globe on a red base; on the base in white is printed: "As you save so you prosper. World Bank"; bank is metal with coin slot on top — "Globe Bank" still bank, mid 20th century
Ohio Art Co.

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globe on stand with eagle on top; stand painted red; eagle gold; 3 figures (soldiers) decalled onto side of globe — "Globe Bank" still bank, 1875
Enterprise Manufacturing Company

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round metal bank with boy in sailor suit on top depositing coin in "Goody Bank"; on bottom are directions for opening and closing "Goody Bank" — "Goody Bank" still bank, c. 1930
United States

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green velvet base; Male golfer with black jacket and shoes, orange slacks and hat, white hands; red golf flag on green mound; white golf ball; golf club with brown tip and brown handle; three black legs; battery operated — "Hole In One Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1969
Japan

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seated white cat with light blue bow around neck; coin slot in bow at back of neck — "Kitty Bank" still bank, c. 1930s-1946
Hubley Manufacturing Company

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seated cat looking up — "Lindy's Kat Bank" still bank, c. 1927
Hewter Corp.

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blue base with green trim and green top; boy figure has blue legs and shoes, turquoise shirt, red cap; girl figure in red slacks and top, blue hat with blue bow; battery operated; — "Love Bank" mechanical bank, 20th century
YAP

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man in red and yellow uniform holding rectangular box in his hands; monkey in yellow and red on red lever with chains around his hands. — "Monkey Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1925-1940s
Hubley Manufacturing Company

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grey pig with three pink flowers on each side; ears outlined in pink; cheeks pink; pink mouth outlined in black; eyes outlined in black have black centers with white and blue half circles surrounding; brown snout with two pink nostrils outlined in black; brown curl oun forehead outlined in black; chin and legs outlined in pink; black tail with indentations; four black rubber feet; bottom right side between fornt and rear feet: [OPEN/(down arrow)]; brown metal stopper with black arrow on red; white hand on right side; coin slot on top; — "Piggy Bank" mechanical bank, 20th century
Japan

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transparent amber glass; shaped like a pig; flat bottom; raised coin slot at top — "Piggy Bank" still bank, 20th century
United States

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round central building with red dome on top; two wings on either side of building with arched windows on front and back side and diamond and club-shaped opening to one side of wings; red arched doorway on bottom on either side — "Presto Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1892
Attributed to Kyser & Rex Company; Manufacturer: or Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co.

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clear glass; moulded in the shape of a radio; raised coin slot on top — "Radio Bank" still bank, 20th century
United States (probably)

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silver colored horizontal rocket shaped bank; red nose tip; red hat on figure at rear; red spots on engine at rear; coin slot on top; spring mechanism to fire coin into bank — "Rocket Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1950s
Duro Mold and Manufacturing Inc.

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brown building with bricks painted in gold; arched windows on all sides; circular designs below roof on all sides; arched door on front with 2 handles — "Roof Bank" still bank, 1896
J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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flat red tin; stamped "Saving Bank"; Indian head and numbers 1-10 in circles; coin slot top edge — "Saving Bank" still bank, c. 1930
United States

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flat round silver disk; front has Indian head in center of circle; back has coin slot in center of circle and wreath around edges — "Saving Bank" still bank, c. 1930
United States

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gold; text on front; 2 holes in front; coin slot on top; key-operated stopper in bottom (open--no key) — "Saving Bank" still bank, c. 1930
Japan

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clear glass; moulded in the shape of an elaborate safe; coin slot on back at top — "Savings Bank" still bank, c. 1930
United States

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"State Bank" still bank, Possibly Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co. — "State Bank" still bank, c. 1915
Possibly Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co.

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silver oval base with 'rocket ship' and 'globe'; spring mechanism on ship fires coin into globe; red pigment on firing mechanism, side of ship and nob in front top fin; stopper in bottom slides; see also L2003.147.752 — "Strato Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1950s-1960s
Duro Mold and Manufacturing Inc.

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silver oval base with 'rocket ship' and 'globe'; spring mechanism on ship fires coin into globe; red pigment on firing mechanism, side of ship and nob in front top fin; stopper in bottom slides; see also L2003.147.753 — "Strato Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1950s-1960s
Duro Mold and Manufacturing Inc.

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plastic bank consisting of 7 separate cylinders for separate coin denominations together inside a rectangle; black base has 'The Bank of Douglas' in gold; heart-shaped metal lock on bottom — "The Bank of Douglas" still bank, mid 20th century
Tom Thrift Enterprises

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"Thunderbird Bank" still bank, United States — "Thunderbird Bank" still bank, mid 20th century
United States

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"Tower Bank" still bank, John Harper & Company, Ltd. — "Tower Bank" still bank, c. 1902-1911
John Harper & Company, Ltd.

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man in dark blue shirt, grey pants, orange cape, dark blue hat with yellow trim holds gun in hands aimed at broken tree trunk with yellow flat top; rectangular green platform at base — "Volunteer Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1880s-1890s
Attributed to John Harper & Company, Ltd.

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block shaped; black and gold; floral and scroll designs overall; text on top — "The Child's Bank" still bank, 19th century
England

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red, white and blue building with Gothic "magic" windows — "Magic Bank" mechanical bank, 1873
Henry W. Prouty; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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building with gold guard fig. — "New Bank" mechanical bank, c. 1877
Anthony Smith; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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white building; red roof — "U.S. Treasury Bank" still bank, c. 1925-1928
Grey Iron Casting Company

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bank in the shape of a pail; silver handle and band at center of body; light blue top and body; "Prosperity BANK" and "PENNY SAVED / PENNY EARNED" on top in dark blue — "Prosperity Bank" still bank, 20th century
J. Chein & Company

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bank in the shape of a pail; silver handle and bands at top and bottom of body; top and central band in pink; "Prosperity BANK" and "PENNY SAVED / PENNY EARNED" on top in dark blue; key attached to handle — "Prosperity Bank" still bank, 20th century
Japan

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brown ceramic bullet shape bank with beige bottom. V in ceramic below coin slot. — "Victory Bank" still bank, c. 1918
England

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oval tin box with scenes of squirrels and chipmunks making deposit with "receiving teller" (an owl); coin slot in back — "Squirrel Bank" still bank, c. 1930
United States

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