Early 20th Century "Uncle Sam's" Nickel Register Bank Ballantine beer Exhibits some scratches and scuffs

Exhibits some scratches and scuffs

This piece commemorates the 10th annual Dekalb

Mail addressed to Elva Petrikin Smith pertaining to the death of her husband

Around the border of this piece is a carved leaf motif border that pairs well with the carved appliqués on the leg

This piece exhibits moderate signs of wear including heavy rust and what appear to be the aftermath of some potshots

Early 20th Century "Uncle Sam's" Nickel Register Bank Ballantine beer Exhibits some scratches and scuffsc. 1900s; J. & E. Stevens Co. Cromwell, CT Tin lithographed mechanical bank in the form of a miniature cash register, marked "Uncle Sam's Nickel Register Bank" across the front panel. Produced by the J. & E. Stevens Company of Cromwell, Connecticut, this bank was designed both as a toy and a savings aid, teaching children thrift by requiring nickels to operate the mechanism. When a coin is deposited, the bank rings a chime and advances the internal