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elephant on pedestal; one clown sitting on elephant; one clown below elephants trunk holding two rings; one clown at base of pedestal below elephant's tail balancing a ball on his feet — "Elephant and Three Clowns on Tub" mechanical bank, c. 1882
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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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

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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.

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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

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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.

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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

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big greyish-white eagle with wing stretched out, sitting near its nest; two small eaglets in nest opposite large eagle; small orange animal below eagle; lever to the right in the form of a snake — "Eagle and Eaglets" or "American Eagle" mechanical bank, c. 1883
Charles M. Henn; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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4 teller's cages; dog labeled "Security"; dog labeled "Paying Teller"; dog labeled "Fidelity"; person labeled "Cashier"; 1 clock face with hands; yellow and green pigment — "Fidelity Trust Vault with Little Lord Fauntleroy" still bank, 1890
J. Barton Smith Co.

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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.

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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.

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girl skipping yellow rope; large fan-like structure to her left — "Girl Skipping Rope" mechanical bank, c. 1890
James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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"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

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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

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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

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

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bronze-brown monkey sits with tray in both hands on a rectangular box; stopper to bank slides off base — "Monkey with Tray" or "Monkey, Automatic" mechanical bank, c. 1908
Maienthau & Wolff, Nuremberg, Germany

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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

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frog sitting on wheel at center of bank; two small figures on either side of bank; figure on right side with music notes between her hands — "Professor Pug Frog's Great Bicycle Feat" mechanical bank, c. 1892
Attributed to Charles A. Bailey; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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brown; box shape; flower motif on sides, geometric on top; coin slot in top; 2 drawers inside (b & c) — "Security Safe Deposit" still bank, c. 1890
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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

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

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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

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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

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

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clown in orange, white, yellow, blue hat and costume; yellowish-brown dog on golden lever; light cream-yellow barrel stand on light green, red and yellow rectangular pedestal; "TRICK DOG" on front side of pedestal with design on its either side — "Trick Dog, Six-Part Base" mechanical bank, c. 1894-1925
Daniel Cooke; Manufacturer: Hubley Manufacturing Company

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roughly cash register-shaped; dial at bottom, front; green and yellow organic Art Nouveau designs overall; directions on back — "Commonwealth Three-Coin Registering and Savings Bank" still bank, c. 1915
Shonk Works American Can Co.

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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

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bank in the form of a clock tower with hanging bell; 2-story building with third floor bell tower and fourth floor viewing tower; 3 eagles at bell level; lever driven bell on back — "Independence Hall Tower" semi-mechanical bank, 1875
Enterprise Manufacturing Company

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

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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.

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clown in white costume twirls female figure dressed in red and blue; harlequin with red scarf on his head and black mask stands with stick held across chest — "Clown, Harlequin and Columbine" mechanical bank, c. 1906
Probably James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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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

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round bank building; red roof and base; openwork around circumference; 3 doors, each labeled "BANK"; large frog sits atop this bank building — "Frog on Round Base", c. 1872
Russell A. Frisbie; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

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

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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

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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

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