A few examples of appraisal values for
CAST IRON RED ROOF BANK

• THREE CAST IRON BUILDING BANKS.
  THREE CAST IRON BUILDING BANKS. House with original red painted roof. 4''h. Two smaller banks both with traces of original silver and gold paint. 3''h.
• Cast iron still bank of a bank
  Cast iron still bank of a bank building with traces of original red paint, circa 1890, unsigned. 9.5"h x 5.25"w x 4"d Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• Cast Iron Roof Still Bank.
  Cast Iron Roof Still Bank. Description Circa 1887. Manufactured by J. & E. Stevens. Very little wear overall. Mold flaws to back edge. Condition (Excellent). Size 5 - 1/4" T.
• CAST IRON BANKSA Red Goose shoe
  CAST IRON BANKSA Red Goose shoe bank with 40% paint and a bear with an older repaint, both cast iron
• Cast Iron Bank Building Still Bank.
  Cast Iron Bank Building Still Bank. Description Mica on roof. Nice paint. Could use cleaning. Condition (Excellent). Size 5 - 1/2" T.
• Cast Iron Building Still Bank.
  Cast Iron Building Still Bank. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 3" T.
• THREE CAST IRON BANKS. American,
  THREE CAST IRON BANKS. American, ca. 1900. Including a red GE stove, 3.75"h. 2"w., bank, 5"h. 3.25"w. and square building, 4.5"h. 2"w. Wear and paint loss.
• 2 CAST IRON BUILDING SHAPED BANKS
  2 CAST IRON BUILDING SHAPED BANKS CA. 1882-1926;attributed to Keyser & Rex "Villa" (1882 church) bank with fancy four dormer roof on bank with gothic arch and rose windows, retaining black lacquer finish, 4"x 3"x 5 1/2", Condition: front panel cracked and repaired; attributed to Kenton Hardware Co. flat iron building bank with combination small trap, based on famous NYC skyscraper in original gray radiator paint, 5 3/4", Condition: 85% original surface
• 2 CAST IRON STILL BANKS CA.
  2 CAST IRON STILL BANKS CA. 1899-1930; ATTRIBUTEDto A.C. Williams dome bank building, cast iron multi-story bank with central dome and arched façade over entry, retains original gray and gold radiator paints, 4 3/4"h, Condition: good, retains approx. 80% original surface; repainted Columbia bank, safe shape key operated bank, 3 1/2"h, Condition: overpainted, as-is, no damage, secondary surface
• THREE CAST IRON BANKSThree cast
  THREE CAST IRON BANKSThree cast iron banks, to include a mechanical clucking rooster, rabbit, and City Bank.
• CAST IRON BUNGALOW STILL BANK Early
  CAST IRON BUNGALOW STILL BANK Early 20th c. Painted Cast Iron Bank by Grey Iron Casting Co. (Mount Joy, PA), in the form of a cottage with porch, original painted surface, 3 3/4" high. Paint losses, bent base panel.
• (3) CAST IRON BUILDING FORM STILL
  (3) CAST IRON BUILDING FORM STILL BANKS Including: Crown Bank, by J&E Stevens or Grey Casting, early 20th c., with brown and gold painted surface, 3 5/8" high; Two-story house by A.C. Williams, c. 1932, 3 1/16" high; and Quadrafoil House, 3 1/8" high. Paint losses.
• CAST IRON COIN BANKCast Iron Coin
  CAST IRON COIN BANKCast Iron Coin Bank
• FOUR CAST IRON STILL BANKS.
  FOUR CAST IRON STILL BANKS. American early 20th century. A paint decorated cupola topped ''Bank'' 5.25''h. Silver and gold painted dome topped ''Bank'' 4.75''h. Small gold and copper painted ''State Bank'' 4''h. Together with ''The Daisy'' safe with a red door quatrefoil perforations and key 2.13''h. One side panel of the cupola topped bank has been inserted inside out and upside down. Dome topped bank has a replaced nut and bolt. Some paint loss surface scratches and minor rust over all.
• 3 CAST IRON BUILDING BANKSca.
  3 CAST IRON BUILDING BANKSca. 1880-1900; Kyser & Rex presto trick bank in black and red paint, marked "Patent Applied For" with push tray coin slot on central dome tower, 4 1/2", Condition: good, 70-80% original surface (some light rust); unknown maker six-sided two-story building bank with traditional radiator gray/bronze paint, 3 1/2", Condition: some casting flaws (?) to windows at union; Williams domed bank traditional radiator gray/bronze paint, 5", Condition: good, 70-80% original surface
• ROOF STILL BANK Grey Iron Casting
  ROOF STILL BANK Grey Iron Casting Co. japanned finish gold highlights very well preserved deep coloring overall. 5 3/8'' h. (Pristine Cond.)
• FOUR CAST IRON STILL BANKS.
  FOUR CAST IRON STILL BANKS. American late 19th-20th century. Domed mosque-form bank. 4.25''h. and a ''Presto Bank'' in red paint missing trap. 4.5''h. Together with two small ''Bank'' banks. 3.25''h. Imperfections. Possible touch up or repaint. Presto missing trap and base closure. One ''Bank'' bank has ''Glenn'' etched into the pain. Overall surface wear scratches paint loss rust.
• 3 CAST IRON MOSQUE BANKSca.
  3 CAST IRON MOSQUE BANKSca. 1890-1920s; Williams Co., two story tower and dome buildings: one red painted, Condition: 70-75% original surface; two in bronze radiator paint, Condition: one with 90% original surface; one with 60-70% original surface and rust
• (2) CAST IRON BUILDING FORM STILL
  (2) CAST IRON BUILDING FORM STILL BANKS Including: Double chimney bank building with slanted roof, twist pin, marked 'Pat. July 25 99', 3 1/4" high; and Late 19th c. bank by H.L. Judd Manufacturing Co. (Wallingford, CT), with slanted roof, flat "Bank" roof sign, arched door, 3 1/2" high. Good condition.
• Cast Iron Building with Cupola
  Cast Iron Building with Cupola Still Bank. Description Circa 1872. Manufactured by J. & E. Stevens. Some paint loss throughout, especially to roof and top of cupola. Condition (Very Good). Size 5 - 1/4" T.
• CAST IRON BANK. ''Tower Bank''
  CAST IRON BANK. ''Tower Bank'' probably by John Harper Ltd. England. 9 1/4'' h.
• CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK BAD
  CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK BAD ACCIDENT''Circa 1890Retains original paint. Length 10''.''
• LOT OF THREE BUILDING STILL BANKS
  LOT OF THREE BUILDING STILL BANKS Cast iron includes dog finial savings bank brass ''Banque '' and cupola bank. Dog finial and cupola repainted.
• CAST IRON BANK, "HALL'S EXCELSIOR
  CAST IRON BANK, "HALL'S EXCELSIOR BANK", YELLOW AND RED PAINT, DOOR HANDLE PULL REVEALS FLIP TOP ROOF WITH "CASHIER" WAITING INSIDE, MADE BY J. & E. STEVENS CO., CROMWELL, CONNECTICUT, "PAT DEC. 21 1869" ON ROOF, WEAR...Cast Iron bank, "Hall's Excelsior Bank", yellow and red paint, door handle pull reveals flip top roof with "cashier" waiting inside, made by J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, Connecticut, "pat Dec. 21 1869" on roof, wear consistent with age, sold as is.
• RARE CAST IRON COLUMBIA TOWER
  RARE CAST IRON COLUMBIA TOWER CAST IRON BANKca. 1897; single spire shaped tower shaped bank with three story design, open cast windows and finial top on central spire, attributed to Columbia Grey Iron Casting Co., 3"d, 7 1/4"h; Condition: possible original nickel plating, replaced nut on base, appears unpainted
• CAST IRON BANK. ''State Bank''
  CAST IRON BANK. ''State Bank'' in the form of a building with key lock door. Probably Grey Iron Casting Co. or Kenton Hardware. 7'' h. Includes key but is damaged.
• CAST IRON HOME SAVING BUILDING
  CAST IRON HOME SAVING BUILDING STILL BANK.Cast Iron Home Saving Building Still Bank. 5-3/4"h. Condition: : Good with wear. Condition: Condition: : Good with wear.
• SEVEN CAST IRON STILL BANKSSeven
  SEVEN CAST IRON STILL BANKSSeven cast iron still banks, to include a home bank with figure, 4 1/4" h., two Grey Iron domed mosques, 4 1/4" h., an A. C. Williams three story mosque, two story mosque, A. C. Williams presto, and an A. C. Williams dome. Condition: Sporadic paint wear.
• Cast Iron Crown Bank on Legs
  Cast Iron Crown Bank on Legs Still Bank. Description Larger size variation. Scarce bank. Some paint loss throughout, especially on flecked roof. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 4 - 3/4" T.
• (3) BANK BUILDING FORM CAST IRON
  (3) BANK BUILDING FORM CAST IRON STILL BANKS Including: Roof Bank, by J&E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), late 19th c., 5 1/4" high; Double Door Bank, by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), c. 1910, 5 1/2" high; and State Bank, by Kenton, c. 1900, with door key, 5 7/8" high. Paint losses.
• CAST STEEL BUILDING BANKAn original
  CAST STEEL BUILDING BANKAn original 4"x4"x2 1/2" cast iron house bank
• CAST IRON FOUR TOWER STILL BANK
  CAST IRON FOUR TOWER STILL BANK Late 19th c. Iron Architectural Bank by J & E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), depicting a bank building with turrets and mansard roof, traces of original paint, 5 3/4" high. Paint losses.
• MECHANICAL CAST IRON BANK with
  MECHANICAL CAST IRON BANK with red shirt white collar blue tie; title in raised letters at rear base. Dimensions: 3.5''L x 3.25''W x 4.5''H. The bank shows moderate wear with some paint loss and a small amount of oxidation.
• CROWN BANK WITH TOWER J&E Stevens
  CROWN BANK WITH TOWER J&E Stevens cast iron scarce example painted in green and red black roof light white highlights. (Pristine Cond.)
• a/ CUPOLA STILL BANK Cast iron
  a/ CUPOLA STILL BANK Cast iron painted in yellow red and blue cupola roof white striping on red roof and blue steps. 5 1/2'' h. (Exc. Cond.)
• POLYCHROME PAINTED IRON CAST
  POLYCHROME PAINTED IRON CAST STATE BANKca. 1899; building bank with two dormer windows and cupola, key operated hinged access door, attributed to Kenton or Grey Iron Casting Co, 5 1/2"x 4 1/2"x 7"; Condition: retains original polychrome paints, varnish coat, casting flaw on rear base skirting