Money box - Cast iron - Uncle Sam

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This unused cast-iron Uncle Sam mechanical bank, made in the United Kingdom from 2020 onwards, is a hand-painted replica with a moving arm and measures 27 × 11 × 10 cm.

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This cast iron Uncle Sam mechanical bank is a replica of the rare original Shepard Hardware Company version, first released in 1880. It is thought that it was originally meant to be a joke item, depicting the US government (Uncle Sam) taking citizens' money. The bank has an articulated arm that moves to deposit the coins from Uncle Sam's hand. The moneybox is handpainted with great attention to detail, making for a very impressive, collectible item.

H: 27 cm
W: 11 cm
D: 10 cm
Weight: 2.50kg

This cast iron Uncle Sam mechanical bank is a replica of the rare original Shepard Hardware Company version, first released in 1880. It is thought that it was originally meant to be a joke item, depicting the US government (Uncle Sam) taking citizens' money. The bank has an articulated arm that moves to deposit the coins from Uncle Sam's hand. The moneybox is handpainted with great attention to detail, making for a very impressive, collectible item.

H: 27 cm
W: 11 cm
D: 10 cm
Weight: 2.50kg

Details

Era
After 2000
Metal type
Cast iron
Title additional information
Uncle Sam
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Metal
Condition
As new - unused
Height
27 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
2020+
PolandVerified
11722
Objects sold
84.96%
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