A lot of four antique and vintage coin banks. First. Lockable iron coin bank with a handle. Second. Square solid wood coin bank. Third. Cast iron mechanical bank in the shape of a house and dog. To deposit a coin, the dog is pulled back and the coin placed on a platter in its mouth. Raising the dog's tail releases the action, causing the dog to shoot forward, depositing the coin in the house. Manufactured by the H.L. Judd Company, 1880s. Fourth. Johnson Fare Box, a brass belt changer with four coin barrels. Manufactured in Chicago, pat. 1465409, early 20th century. Collectible Money Accessories, Antique Piggy Banks.