Steckbeck Mechanical Bank lots 1 to 99


	Lot 1 - Acrobat Bank Mechanical Bank Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1883 Place the figures in an upright position and the coin in the opening. Press the lever, and the gymnast, upon being released, will kick the clown, causing him to stand on his head. He will then push the coin into the receptacle. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Minor crack on base. Near Mint $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 2 - Aeroplane Mechanical Bank Aluminum Robert and Nellie Starkie, Burnley, Lancaster, England Circa: Late 1930s Use the handle to move the aeroplane up the pole and lock it into place. Push the lever on the back of the plane and place a coin in the slot. Move the handle down. The plane moves down the pole and the coin is deposited into the base of the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Few examples known. Excellent $5,000 -$7,000

	Lot 3 - Afghanistan Bank Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Kyser & Rex, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1885 Insert a coin in the slot at the top of the bank and push the lever. The bear (representing Russia) and the lion (representing Britain) both pivot toward the gate (Herat Gate to the City of Afghanistan) as the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint $7,000 - $10,000

	Lot 4 - African Native Mechanical Bank Tin Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Pull the lever down. The mouth opens and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 5 - Alligator Mechanical Bank Spring-Jawed White Metal German Circa: 1930s Insert a coin in the alligator’s mouth and it strikes a leaf spring that causes the jaw to move up and down. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Small crack due to age. Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 6 - American Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Circa: 1880s Deposit a coin in the slot. Turn the crank and the needle moves up and down. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Repair and touch-up to corner of top plate. Great highlights and scrolling. Near Mint $20,000 - $25,000

	Lot 7 - Artillery Mechanical Bank Spiked Helmet Bronze plated Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1892 The coin is placed in the cannon. The hammer is then pushed back. When the thumbpiece is pressed, the coin is fired into the tower. The arm of the artilleryman moves up and down. Paper caps also may be used if desired. Provenance: Margaret Hunter Repair to right leg. One of few examples known. Near Mint $10,000 - $12,000

	Lot 8 - Artillery Mechanical Bank with Box - Union Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1892 The coin is placed in the cannon. The hammer is then pushed back. When the thumbpiece is pressed, the coin is fired into the tower. The arm of the artilleryman moves up and down. Paper caps also may be used if desired. No lid on box. Near Mint $7,000 - $10,000

	Lot 9 - Atlas Bank Mechanical Bank With Key Cast Iron base, White Metal figure and paper-covered wooden globe Circa: 1890s Slide the lever (top right front) to the left, exposing the coin slot. Insert a coin, release the lever and the globe spins counterclockwise for several revolutions. Provenance: Mark Haber, Wally Tudor Possibly best example known. Near Mint Plus $25,000 - $35,000

	Lot 10 - Automatic Coin Savings Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Circa: 1890s Drop a coin in the slot and the wheel will rotate one notch to the next fortune. Provenance: Wally Tudor Rare variation with wall hanger. Near Mint Plus $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 11 - Automatic Savings Mechanical Bank Tin Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Press the lever. The strong man raises his upper body pulling the small sailor’s head up by the hair, there by stretching the sailor’s neck. This process causes the coin slot to become operational. Insert a coin in the slot and release the lever. Provenance: Second Childhood Possibly best example known. Near Mint Plus $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 12 - Automat Savings Mechanical Bank Tin Automat Savings Mechanical Bank - Children Counting Change Pictured on One Side Panel of Bank. Directions on other side panel. One slot for dimes and one slot for nickels. Excellent. $300 - $500.

	Lot 13 - Automatic Surprise Money Box Mechanical Bank Wood German Circa: 1890 Open drawer and deposit coin. When the drawer is closed, the coin is deposited into the bank. When drawer is opened, coin has disappeared. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Only example known. Excellent $3,000 - $4,000

	Lot 14 - Baby Elephant Mechanical Bank Unlocks At X (Ten) O’Clock Lead & Wood Charles A. Bailey, Cobalt, CT Circa: 1880 Move the dial off X (Ten) O’Clock. The elephant will rear up on his hind legs, stick out his tongue, and lift up the baby to save it from the alligators. The coin slot, which was under the baby, becomes exposed in the process. Insert a coin, and reset by lowering the elephant to his original position and locking the dial back to the X (Ten) O’Clock position. Replaced Baby Boy Figure. Near Mint $25,000 - $35,000

	Lot 15 - Bad Accident Mechanical Bank with Box Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1888 Place a coin under the feet of the driver and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey. As he rears, the cart and the driver are thrown backward. The coin then falls into the body of the cart and disappears.Crack on Boy's shoulder. Provenance: Wally Tudor No lid on box. Near Mint Plus, $15,000 - $20,000

	Lot 16 - Bad Accident Mechanical Bank Trade Card Paper - four-color ink Circa: 1888 Near Mint $1,000 - $1,500

	Lot 17 - Bank of Education & Economy Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Proctor-Raymond Co., Buffalo, NY Circa: 1894 Insert a dime in the slot, turn the wheel clockwise, and the paper slip emerges with a question and a quotation. The dime falls into the window area and stacks up. When full enough, the cast iron lever begins to rise. The coins may then be removed by depressing the lever and simultaneously sliding the coin trap to the left. Near Mint $1,000 - $1,500

	Lot 18 - Bank Teller Mechanical Bank Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1876 Place a coin in the bank teller’s outstretched hand. His arm and head lower, and the coin slides into the bank. He then returns to his original position. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Tray appears to be reattached. One of few examples known. Near Mint Plus $125,000 - $150,000

	Lot 19 - Barking Dog Mechanical Bank Wood and Tin National Company, Boston, MA Insert a coin in the slot and press the lever. The dog jumps forward and the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Missing part of one ear. Excellent $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 20 - Bear Mechanical Bank Tin Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Pull the lever down. The mouth opens and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint $1,500 - $2,000

	Lot 21 - Bear and Tree Stump Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Judd Manufacturing Company, Wallingford, CT Circa: 1870s Place a coin on the bear’s tongue and press the lever. His tongue moves up, causing the coin to slide into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor White eyes on bear. Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 22 - Bear Mechanical Bank - Slot in Chest Cast Iron Kenton Manufacturing Co., Kenton, OH Circa: 1900s Insert a coin into the bear’s chest. This causes the mouth to open. When the coin is deposited into the bank, the mouth closes. Excellent $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 23 - Bill E. Grin Mechanical Bank Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1915 Force a coin in the slot at the top of his head. He will stick out his tongue and roll his eyes forward. Provenance: L. C. Hegarty Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 24 - Bill E. Grin Mechanical Bank - Pattern Brass Provenance: George Bauer Near Mint $3,000 - $4,000

	Lot 25 - Billy Goat Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1910 Bring goat to position, place a coin in slot, and pull wire loop forward. The goat jumps forward as the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 26 - Bird In Cage Mechanical Bank Tin George Zimmerman Co., Nurnburg, Germany Circa: 1929 Drop a coin into the slot. The bird bows as if eating and returns to its original position. Near Mint Plus $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 27 - Bird On Roof Mechanical Bank Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1878 Place a coin in the holder and pull the wire lever. The bird tilts forward, causing the coin to roll into the chimney. To reset, move the bird to its upright position. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Near Mint $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 28 - Bird on Roof Mechanical Bank Pattern Provenance: George Bauer Bird was added to complete the bank. Brass, Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 29 - Bismark Pig Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1883 Press the figure of Bismark down and lock into position. Place a coin in the slot above the pig’s tail. Press the tail down and the figure pops up as the coin is deposited into the bank. Touch-up to gold by figure. Provenance: Boston Trust, F. H. Griffith, Wally Tudor Possibly best example known. Near Mint Plus $20,000 - $25,000

	Lot 30 - Bonzo Tin Mechanical Bank - Verse Variation Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Press the lever on the front. The eyes lower and the tongue rolls out. Place a coin on the tongue and raise the lever to deposit coin into bank. Release the lever and the bank returns to its original position. Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 31 - Bonzo Mechanical Bank - Spring-Jawed White Metal German Circa: 1930s Insert a coin in the dog’s mouth and it strikes a leaf spring that causes the jaw to move up and down. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Very Good $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 32 - Book-Keeper’s Magic Tin Mechanical Bank Circa: 1920s Insert a coin in the slot. The Book-Keeper’s bank book pops up from the chimney. Log your deposit and push the book back into the chimney. Provenance: C. Bernard Ellinghaus Only example known. Excellent $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 33 - Boston Lion Brass Mechanical Bank Circa: 1900 Insert coins in mouth until tube is filled. Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 34 - Bow-ery Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Circa: 1890s Insert a coin in the slot below the right window. The weight of the coin causes the dogs to bow toward each other and raise up to their original positions. Provenance: Russ Harrington Both paper litho faces are replaced. Near Mint $60,000 - $85,000

	Lot 35 - Bowing Man in Cupola Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1880s Pull out the lever below the man. The man rises, exposing the coin slot. Insert a coin in the slot and the coin will fall into the bank. Release the lever and the little man bows back down to his original position as if saying thank you. Cast Iron Provenance: Wally Tudor One of three examples known. Excellent $70,000 - $100,000

	Lot 36 - Bowling Alley Mechanical Bank Kyser & Rex, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1879 Insert a coin into the box and the bowler will lean forward and release the ball, which knocks over pins and rings the bell. To make ready again, straighten the bowler, reset the pins, and place the ball into his hand. Brass & Cast Iron Found in US patent sale missing figure and pins which have been expertly restored. Excellent $50,000 - $70,000

	Lot 37 - Boy and Bulldog Mechanical Bank Cast Iron H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1880s Insert a coin into the slot between the dog and the boy. Pulling the lever causes the boy to lean forward as if to push the coin into the bank with his outstretched hand. The dog moves backward at the same time as the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor Rare painted variation. Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 38 - Boy On Trapeze Cast Iron Mechanical Bank J. Barton Smith Co., Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1891 For one penny dropped in the head of the boy, he revolves once; for a nickel twice; for a quarter three times, and for a half-dollar six times. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 39 - Boy On Trapeze Mechanical Bank Trade Card Paper - four-color ink Circa: 1891 Trimmed. Excellent $300 - $500

	Lot 40 - Boy Robbing Bird’s Nest Mechanical Bank Designer Drawing Paper - one color ink Excellent $500 - $700

	Lot 41 - Boy Robbing Bird’s Nest Mechanical Bank Pattern Circa: 1906 Provenance: George Bauer Brass, Near Mint $7,000 - $10,000

	Lot 42 - Boy Robbing Bird’s Nest Mechanical Bank with Box Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1906 Raise the limb of the tree to position, place a coin in the slot and press the lever. As the boy falls, the coin disappears into the tree. Provenance: Walter Chrysler, Milton Manlove Near Mint Plus $35,000 - $50,000

	Lot 43 - Boy Scout Camp Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1912 Insert a coin in the slot, press the lever and the scout raises the flag as the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: John Meyer, F. H. Griffith Strong copper highlights. Near Mint Plus $20,000 - $30,000

	Lot 44 - Boys Stealing Watermelons Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Kyser & Rex, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1894 Place a coin in the slot on the roof. The coin remains in view until the lever is pressed. When the lever is pressed, the coin disappears and the dog runs out to attack the boy, whose hand is hastily withdrawn from the melon. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 45 - Bread Winners Bank Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1886 Place the coin in the end of the club, raise the hammer, press the button, and Labor strikes Monopoly, sending “the Rascals up,” as the coin falls into the loaf of bread. Provenance: Wally Tudor Casting flaw on base of laborer and touch-up on the arms of the rascal. Cast Iron Near Mint $50,000 - $65,000

	Lot 46 - Bread Winners Mechanical Bank Pattern Zinc Circa: 1886 Near Mint $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 47 - British Clown Tin Mechanical Bank Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Drop coin in the slot and the weight of the coin causes the mouth to move. Provenance: Stanley Sax Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 48 - Bucking Mule Cast Iron Mechanical Bank H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1880s Put a penny in the slot, release the donkey, and it will throw the man over its head, knocking the penny into the bank. Painted Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 49 - Bull and Bear Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1930s Place a coin in the slot of the pedestal above the stump. The weight of the coin causes the pedestal to pivot either left or right and deposit the coin in either the bear or the bull. Provenance: Walter Chrysler, Leon Perelman Coin holder is repaired and bear is replaced. Only example known. Near Mint $70,000 - $90,000

	Lot 50 - Bull Dog Bank Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1880s Place the coin on the nose of the dog and as the tail is pulled, he will throw the coin off, catch it in his mouth and swallow it. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 51 - Bull Dog Savings Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Ives, Blakeslee & Co., Bridgeport, CT Circa: 1878 Place a coin in the man’s hand and touch the spring at the end of the bank. The dog jumps up, seizes the money, jumps back and drops the money into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 52 - Bulldog Mechanical Bank - Spring-Jawed White Metal German Circa: 1930s Insert a coin in the dog’s mouth and it strikes a leaf spring that causes the jaw to move up and down. Near Mint $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 53 - Bulldog Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - Standing H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1887 By raising the tail of the dog, the tongue is drawn into the mouth, thereby depositing the penny. Provenance: Wally Tudor Touch-up to red. Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 54 - Bulldog Standing Mechanical Bank Pattern Provenance: George Bauer Brass, Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 55 - Bulldog Tin Mechanical Bank - English Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Pull the lever down. The mouth opens and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 56 - Bureau Wooden Mechanical Bank Lawrence Steinbergh, Philadelphia, PA Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Wood, Near Mint $700 - $1,000

	Lot 57 - Bureau Wooden Mechanical Bank - Jennings Trick Drawer English Registry Circa: 1880s Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Wood, Excellent $1,000 - $2,000

	Lot 58 - Bureau Wooden Mechanical Bank Round Mirror Circa: 1880s Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Wood, Near Mint Plus $1,000 - $2,000

	Lot 59 - Bureau Wood Mechanical Bank - Serrill Patent - Plain Border James A. Serrill, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1869 Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Near Mint Plus $700 - $1,000

	Lot 60 - Bureau Wooden Mechanical Bank - Serrill Patent - Ribbed Border Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Wood, Near Mint Plus $700 - $1,000

	Lot 61 - Bureau Wooden Mechanical Bank Trick drawer English Registry Circa: 1880s Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint $500 - $700

	Lot 62 - Burnett Postman Mechanical Bank Tin Burnett Limited, London, England Circa: 1927 Place a coin on the tray. The weight of the coin causes the postman to rotate to his right and deposit the coin into the bank. Stop tab for figure is missing. Near Mint $500 - $1,000

	Lot 63 - Butting Buffalo Mechanical Bank Cast Iron Kyser & Rex, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1888 Place a coin in the slot and press the lever. The buffalo raises his head and butts the boy. The boy moves up the tree attempting to view the raccoon. The raccoon lowers into the tree and the coin falls into the bank. Provenance: Wally Tudor Minor touch-up to pants. Near Mint Plus $15,000 - $20,000

	Lot 64 - Butting Goat Mechanical Bank - Painted Variant Cast Iron H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1887 Draw the goat back and lock into position. The coin is placed on the tray on the trunk. Lift the tail of the goat and he springs forward and butts the penny into the tree. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 65 - Butting Goat Mechanical Bank Pattern Bronze H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1887 Draw the goat back and lock into position. The coin is placed on the tray on the trunk. Lift the tail of the goat and he springs forward and butts the penny into the tree. Goat is Iron. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 66 - Butting Ram Mechanical Bank - Man Thumbs Nose Cast Iron Wagner & Zwiebel Machine Shop, Burlington, WI Circa: 1895 Place a coin at the opening of the tree trunk. Press the lever and the ram butts the coin into the bank as the boy leans back and thumbs his nose. Release the lever and the figures return to their original positions. Provenance: Milton Manlove Near Mint $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 67 - Cabin Bank Cast Iron Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1883 Place a coin on the roof just above the door. Pull the handle on the right side of the bank and the figure will kick his feet up, knocking the coin into the bank. Provenance: Rick Milheim Near Mint Plus $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 68 - Cabin Mechanical Bank Pattern Brass Circa: 1883 Provenance: George Bauer Near Mint $2,000 - $3,000

	Lot 69 - Calamity Mechanical Bank with Box Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1905 Move the right and left tackles back to position. Place a coin in the slot in front of the fullback. Press the lever and the figures come together while the coin drops into the bank. No lid on box. Dark maroon base variation. Near Mint Plus $60,000 - $75,000

	Lot 70 - Called Out Mechanical Bank Pattern Brass Circa: 1917 Provenance: Margaret Hunter Near Mint $20,000 - $30,000

	Lot 71 - Called Out Mechanical Bank - Painted Aluminum prototype made from a lead pattern Circa: 1917 Push a coin into the slot and the soldier will rise for action. Provenance: Wally Tudor Near Mint Plus $15,000 - $20,000

	Lot 72 - Calumet Mechanical Bank Small Tin Circa: 1924 Insert a coin in the slot. The weight of the coin causes the boy to move back and forth as if to express his thanks. Near Mint $100 - $200

	Lot 73 - Calumet Tin Mechanical Bank Large Circa: 1924 Insert a coin in the slot. The weight of the coin causes the boy to move back and forth as if to express his thanks. Near Mint Plus $100 - $200

	Lot 74 - Camera Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Wrightsville Hardware Co., Mount Joy, PA Circa: 1888 Rotate the lever and a picture pops up. A coin can be deposited in the slot. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Replaced lever. Near Mint $8,000 - $12,000

	Lot 75 - Carnival Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Place a coin in the slot and press the lever. When it is released, the coin goes up and hits the bell. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint Plus $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 76 - Carnival Mechanical Bank Pattern Brass Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint $3,000 - $5,000

	Lot 77 - Cat Mechanical Bank - Spring -Jawed White Metal German Circa: 1930s Insert a coin in the cat’s mouth and it strikes a leaf spring that causes the jaw to move up and down. Crack at pivot point. Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 78 - Cat and Mouse Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - Cat Standing The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1891 Place a coin in front of the mouse over the cat. Press the lever, and as the coin disappears into the bank, the cat holding a mouse in his mouth appears. Provenance: Mark Haber Non-production bank. Excellent $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 79 - Cat and Mouse Cast Iron Mechanical Bank - Cat Balancing The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1891 Place a coin in front of the mouse over the cat. Press the lever, and as the coin disappears into the bank, the kitten appears holding the mouse and ball. Near Mint Plus $15,000 - $20,000

	Lot 80 - Chief Big Moon Mechanical Bank - Red Base Cast Iron The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1899 Place a coin in the slot in front of the pond and press the lever. As the coin disappears, the frog springs from the water after the fish. The Indian squaw lifts the fish away from the frog and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: Milton Manlove Near Mint $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 81 - Chief Big Moon Mechanical Bank Pattern Lead Circa: 1899 Provenance: Leon Perelman Near Mint $7,000 - $10,000

	Lot 82 - Child’s Wooden Mechanical Bank - Clark’s Circa: 1880s Place a coin in the open drawer. Close the drawer and the coin is deposited into the bank. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Wood, Near Mint Plus $500 - $1,000

	Lot 83 - Child’s Wooden Mechanical Bank Circa: 1880s Provenance: Wally Tudor Wood, Near Mint $500 - $1,000

	Lot 84 - Chimpanzee Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Kyser & Rex, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1880 Move the slide piece toward the monkey’s log-book. This causes the coin slot to open, the monkey to lower his arm and head as if logging the deposit into the bank, and a bell to ding that signifies he has received your deposit. Provenance: Henry Miller, Wally Tudor Possibly best example known. Near Mint Plus $20,000 - $30,000

	Lot 85 - Chinaman In Boat Mechanical Bank - Polychromed Variant Lead Charles A. Bailey, Cobalt, CT Circa: 1880s Place a penny on the Chinaman’s tray. Press the Chinaman’s queue. His left arm rises, causing the tray to flip over, deposit the coin into the bank, and serve dinner. The dinner consists of a dead rat and a note that reads, “Dinner is Ready.” Release his queue, his arm moves back down, and flips the tray over to its original position. Touch-up to front of boat. Provenance: Margaret Hunter Small crack in queue. Near Mint $50,000 - $70,000

	Lot 86 - Chimpanzee Mechanical Bank White Metal French Drop a coin in the slot on the back and the weight of the coin causes the jaw to wobble. Replaced trap. Near Mint $1,000 - $1,500

	Lot 87 - Chronometer Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Circa: 1870s A coin is placed in the slot at the top of the bank. The weight of the coin causes the mechanism to record the deposit. There are two windows in the bank which show the deposit. The top one reads from 0 to 9 and the bottom reads from 00 to 99. After 9 pennies are deposited a 0 will show in the top window. The lower window then registers 10. The bank registers up to 100 pennies and then both windows reset to 0. Provenance: Edwin Mosler Near Mint $15,000 - $20,000

	Lot 88 - Circus Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Shepard Hardware Co., Buffalo, NY Circa: 1888 Place on coin on the bracket in front of the money receptacle. When the crank is turned, the pony kicks up, the wheels turn, and the clown’s arm moves up and down. Provenance: Dr. Arthur Corby, F. H. Griffith Near Mint Plus $65,000 - $85,000

	Lot 89 - Circus Bank Mechanical Bank Trade Card Paper - four color ink Near Mint $5,000 - $7,000

	Lot 90 - Circus Ticket Collector Mechanical Bank H.L. Judd Co., Wallingford, CT Circa: 1879 Insert a coin into the top of the barrel and the man’s head nods with thanks. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Cast Iron, Near Mint Plus $10,000 - $15,000

	Lot 91 - Clever Dick Tin Mechanical Bank Saalheimer & Strauss, Germany Circa: 1920s Place a coin on the nose of the dog. Press the lever by the dog’s tail. The dog’s mouth opens, tosses the coin in the air and swallows it. Provenance: F. H. Griffith Near Mint Plus $3,000 - $4,000

	Lot 92 - Clock Registering Tin Mechanical Bank Excellent $300 - $500

	Lot 93 - Clock Registering Tin Bank Excellent $300 - $500

	Lot 94 - Clown Tin Mechanical Bank Arched Top English Circa: 1930s Press the lever and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. The coin is then deposited into the bank. Near Mint Plus $500 - $700

	Lot 95 - Chein Clown Tin Mechanical Bank J. Chein Co., New York, NY Circa: 1930s Press the lever and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. The coin is then deposited into the bank. Near Mint Plus $200 - $300

	Lot 96 - Clown Tin Mechanical Bank English Brown Face English Circa: 1930s Press the lever and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. The coin is then deposited into the bank. Near Mint $500 - $700

	Lot 97 - Clown Tin Mechanical Bank English White Face English Circa: 1930s Press the lever and the tongue sticks out. Place a coin on the tongue and release the lever. The coin is then deposited into the bank. Near Mint $500 - $700

	Lot 98 - Clown Harlequin and Columbine Mechanical Bank The J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT Circa: 1907 Bring figure with upraised hand halfway around to position. Place a coin in the slot and press lever. The two figures reverse themselves, causing the columbine to spin as the coin is deposited. Small repair at foot of girl. Provenance: Boston Trust, F. H. Griffith Possibly best example known. Cast Iron, Near Mint Plus $150,000 - $200,000

	Lot 99 - Clown Harlequin and Columbine Mechanical Bank Pattern Brass Near Mint $25,000 - $35,000

	Lot 100 - Clown Mechanical Bank - Nodding White Metal and Brass Insert a coin in the drum and the clown nods his head. Provenance: Edwin Mosler One of few examples known. Near Mint $7,000 - $10,000