April 24, 2024
1920s Arcade Cast Iron Still Bank - Clock Face Gas Pump
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Description:Arcade cast iron clock face gasoline pump still bank from the 1920s. When you turn the crank on the back, the numbers on the clock change (see photos).Size:Approx.5.75" tall x 2.25" wide x 2.25" deepCondition:Partial decal. The crank on the back works (changes the numbers on the front). It retains its original paint in decent condition but it does have some losses commensurate with age and use (see photos). The hose and nozzle are missing. There are no cracks, breaks, or repairs.Important - Please Read - Other Items Listed:I am currently listing a large, high quality, toy collection on eBay (all items ending Sunday, April 3 rd ). This collection has many scarce / rare / hard to find items (cast iron, tin, and pressed steel). If you are a toy collector you will want to check out these other items.Shipping information:All items will be shipped with extreme care (lots of bubble wrap and appropriate box size). Lower 48 state US shipping and handling will be a flat rate of $5 for this item (my fixed shipping prices are almost always less than what this will actually cost me to ship with insurance). I will combine shipping if you purchase multiple items so please do not pay right away if you buy multiple items (please contact me if you wish to combine shipping). I will ship internationally, to Alaska, and to Hawaii but the
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