American Toys

F-14 Tomcat is a pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie and released by Williams Electronics in 1987. It features an F-14 Tomcat theme and was advertised with the slogan “It’s fast. It’s furious. And it fights back!” Players assume the role of a Navy pilot nicknamed Hitman with the goal to destroy the evil Russian General...

Keith Haring Children's rocker Pop Art horse chair Toy 1992. Child's rocker in wood painted black, white, and red, with signature Haring's iconic human f...

Hand made wooden bocce balls with hand painted green, white and pink rings. Various patinas and colors give the set amazing and depth. Each ball is made of...

Great set of four handmade Folk Art wood dice. Natural wood color and grain with black numbering and engravings. Interesting tabletop sculpture.

Cool vintage Skee-Ball machine in great working condition. Retired from a Redondo Beach, California arcade. 9 vintage wood balls included. Coin-operated w...

Made of heavy cast aluminum and hand painted, this sturdy, finely detailed still bank depicts an oversized Santa Claus standing next to one of his reindeer. Santa is brightly painted in red and white, with an orange lit lantern, and realistic flesh tones; while the reindeer is brown with bone colored antlers. Santa is waving, while leaning against his reindeer. Coins are deposited in the slot provided directly behind Santa on top of the reindeer's back. Coins are removed by undoing the bank and turning the slotted screw on the side of the deer (although I don't recommend it because the screw has never been turned since it has never been used). This American made toy savings bank was made in the 1980s by the Reynolds Toy Company of Falls Church, Virginia. They specialized in the manufacture of well made cast metal penny banks. You will not see them all over the place as only a limited number of examples were produced (less than 100----this is number "22" stamped on the hindquarter of the deer. The number "86" on the back of Santa probably references the total number made; so, this is number 22 of 86 manufactured in the 1980s (see image). The bank is in mint condition. Dimensions: 6" long x 2 1/2" wide x 6" high I am a leading specialist in the field of antique coin banks...

"Boxer" cast iron still bank is a re-issue of a bank by the same name and same casting made in the early 1900s by the Hubley Manufacturing Company. The orig...

Holidays: Toys and Decorations by Margaret B. Schiffer. Schiffer Publishing Ltd, United States, 1999. First Edition paperback. 1,250 holiday decorations in 253 color photos from priv...

Oversized pair of Green Lucite dice. Translucent when placed in sunlight. Very good vintage condition. Great tabletop objects. Beautiful coloring.

This finely detailed hand painted, heavy cast aluminum still bank depicts a whimsical Santa Claus running around in a brightly painted green race car delivering toys. Santa is in red and white; gold painted circular vents and radiator decorate the hood. Coins are deposited in the slot provided in the center of the front hood (see image). Coins are removed by undoing the slotted screw that holds the bank together on the side next to the door. This screw has never been turned and the bank has never been taken apart to remove coins. This American made toy savings bank was made in 1987 (see image with embossed marking on the inside of the tire) by the Reynolds Toy Company of Falls Church, Virginia. They specialized in the manufacture of well made cast iron penny banks. You will not see them all over the place as only 100 examples were produced. This example is stamped #98 (see image). The bank is in mint condition. Dimensions: 5" long x 2" wide x 3" high Other embossed markings "Reynolds" and "USA" are seen on the inside of the tires (see images). This is from my own personal collection. I am a leading specialist in the field of antique coin banks...

Made of heavy cast aluminum and hand painted, this sturdy, finely detailed still bank depicts a whimsical "Santa Riding a Polar Bear". It is brightly painted in red and white, with multiple colors to the toys in the pack on his back. Santa holds on to a cast rein as he sits side saddle on the polar bear. Coins are deposited in the slot provided behind Santa's left shoulder (see image). Coins are removed by undoing the bank and turning the slotted screw. This screw has never been turned and the bank has never been taken apart to remove coins. This American made toy savings bank was made in 1988 (see image) by the Reynolds Toy Company of Falls Church, Virginia. They specialized in the manufacture of well made cast metal penny banks. You will not see them all over the place as only 75 examples were produced. This is stamped #14 (see image). The bank is in mint condition. Dimensions: 5 1/4" long x 2" wide x 5" high I am a leading specialist in the field of antique coin banks...

"Combination" safe still bank is a cast iron still bank similar to safe banks made in the 1920s by the Grey Iron Casting Company and was made by The John Wr...