Liberty Bell Banks


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Liberty Bell Banks

Banks of various kinds have often been produced in the likeness of the Liberty Bell since the Centennial Exhibition in 1876 when cast iron still banks were first sold as souvenirs. Still banks and mechanical banks have become a very popular collectible and dozens have been produced in the image of the Liberty Bell.



1930's Depression Glass "A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned"	1976 glass bank with red, white and blue stripes



1885 Jelly Bank Container originally contained jelly and could be used as a bank when emptied.	Promotional bank used by numerous commercial bank institutions in 1919. "Mechanics Savings Bank, Hartford, CT"



1926 Sesquicentennial Exhibition Cast Iron Souvenir Bank	1976 Bicentennial Cast Iron Bank

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