Shonk Works American Can "Lucky Savings" Registering Bell Ringing Bank

This highly ornate bank is 5-1/4" tall, 3-3/4" in width, and 4-3/4" in depth. When a coin is deposited into this bank, the bell will ring once for a nickel, twice for a dime, and five times for a quarter.

There is a counter on the front panel of the bank, and the bank opens automatically when ten dollars has been registered. We tested the bank with a dime and the bank worked properly.

The printed directions on the back of the bank indicate that the bank was patented in 1913 and 1916. The odd feature of this bank is that the ornate gold, green, and red mosaic style paint features Nazi symbols on each horseshoe cluster.

This bank is in very good condition.