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Gallery of Antique Cast Iron Still Banks
9 April 2022 - Click on the image to go to a larger image or detail page. Only a few of the banks below have a detail page that shows all sides.

Quite a few of the still banks were made as promotional items for banks. For example, the Chicopee National Bank At Court SQ, Springfield, OH bank (1819) below. (inscription "1819 proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabants" )

A C Williams Lion   Scottish Terrier   Antique Buggy
Image of a lion still bank   Image of black Scottie dog   Image of an antique car still bank
         
Chicopee Natl Bank   Bank 1   Boston Terrier Puppo
Image of Chiopee National still bank   Image of Bank 1   Image of Puppo Boston Terrier
         
U.S. Mailbox    Bank 2   Coin Holder
image of U. S. mail box still bank   Image of bank 2   image of cylinder coin holder
         
Bank 3   Bank 4   Floral Platform
Image of bank 3   Image of bank 4   Image of platform still bank
         
Bank 5  Bank 6   Bank 7
Image of bank 5   Image of bank 6   Image of Bank 7
         
Lockbox   Bank 8   Bank 9
Image of a lock box still bank   Image of bank 8   Image of Bank 9
         
Circus Elephant  Humpty Dumpty    
Image of circus elephant rearing   Image of Humpty Dumpty sitting on a stone wall    
         

The Aris Collection   Hobby Ceramics   Cast Iron Banks
Collectible items made in Occupied Japan during the summer of 1945 through the spring of 1952 while U.S. troops were in the country. The entire collection is up for sale and includes all documentation.
As of March 2023, Agnestelle Hobby Ceramic Shop only has finished pieces for sale. All molds, bisque and supplies have been turned over to Emma's Ceramic Studio (ECS).
Authentic  still and  Mechanical cast iron banks  from  the  Collection of Charles Westey Atwood.  These banks  were first manufactured in the late 1800s, to instill the concept of earning  saving money.
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