April 23, 2024
OLD Advertising DODGE DART Barrel Savings STILL BANK NR
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VINTAGE 1960s DODGE DART ADVERTISING BARREL STILL BANK Store your Savings in the featured item in this listing for a Vintage 1960s Dodge Dart Savings Bank. Barrel Shaped and covered with paper, you'll read several promotions for "America's 1st Fine Economy Car... Savings By The Barrel...Costs Less To Buy, Costs Less To Drive, Worth More When You Trade." The Top and Base of the Bank are constructed of Tin. Please scroll down to see our photos. Standing approximately 4 inches tall, this Still Bank is slightly wider than 3 inches across its diameter. The Bank is in good condition, as shown, with bright colors and just some light wear to the paper label and tin parts. T is an apology to be made, however, in that a small piece of paper is missing from the area that talks about the Trade In. We caught this in one of our pictures so you could see it for yourself. We are pleased to present this Advertising Promo in "as found," estate fresh condition, and have not tampered with it in any manner. It is Guaranteed to be Old and Authentic. You Can Bid with Confidence! Buyer pays $5.00 for First Class PARCEL Mail Shipping, which includes VERY Careful Packing, FULL Insurance, AND Delivery Confirmation. International shipping rates vary by country and will be sent by "Priority Mail International." Fun, Functional, and Affordable, this Souvenir
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