Early 20th Century "Uncle Sam's" Nickel Register Bank soft drink Schuessler - Chicago

Schuessler - Chicago

elegantly framed by a raised rim that houses the original embossed Gaylord Bros

Within the frames are a low-seated cushion with a raked back

such as tea rooms or tokonoma alcoves

It is believed this includes all-original hardware and beveled mirrors and sits on a heavy base so caution should be taken when lifting/moving

Early 20th Century "Uncle Sam's" Nickel Register Bank soft drink Schuessler - Chicagoc. 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