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Cast Iron
Ever since the Chinese found a way to produce cast iron around the 2nd Century BC there has been a fascinating array of treasures created. Beginning with the 1870's to the 1930's when complex mechanical banks were being produced by such firms as Stevens and W. J. Shepard. Also, in the 19th Century a wide range of still bank were made in many styles. John Hubley of Lancaster, PA began Hubley Manfacturing in 1894 and produced toys and doorstops. Take a look at some of these nostalgic antique replica pieces. A large variety of still banks, mechanical banks, doorstops, bottle openers and more are available here now.
Cast Iron Great Seal Of The Confederacy Plaque Sign
The original seal was of silver, and in diameter measured nearly four inches.
Price: $8.95
Cast Iron Nautical Mermaid Bottle Opener
The first known mermaid stories appeared in Assyria around 1000 B.C.
Price: $5.95
Cast Iron Squirrel Candle Snuffer
An older meaning for candle snuffers refers to a scissor-like tool that was used to trim the wick of a candle.
Price: $4.75
Cast Iron Harley Davidson Single With Driver
Originally built in 1906 and known as the Harley Davidson Single. It is the bike that helped to prove Harley Davidson was in business to stay.
Price: $14.95
Large Cast Iron Toy Champion Motorcycle
Although toy manufacturers sometimes took liberties with their designs, the development of motorcycle toys closely follows the history of motorcycling.
Price: $11.95
Small Cast Iron Toy Champion Motorcycle
Hubley had the foresight to obtain the exclusive rights to reproduce Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles.
Price: $9.95
Cast Iron Police Motorcycle With Sidecar
As the role of motorcycles in society changed from transportation and delivery to recreation and sport, toys followed suit.
Price: $15.95
Cast Iron Toy Motorcycle Crash Car
Cast-iron was a common toy material from the 1870's until World War II.
Price: $8.95
Cast Iron Toy Patrol Motorcycle
The vast majority of cast-iron toys were made in the United States up until the start of World War II, when production of these toys basically ceased.
Price: $9.95
Cast Iron Stove Teapot Kettle
In the United States a kettle refers to a pitcher for boiling water.
Price: $7.95