Uncle Sam's Register Bank Lamp

$375.
TLT-00032-21
Size: 15” h x 5” w x 8” d (appx.)

Vintage from the 1940s.

The first Uncle Sam registering banks appeared on shelves in 1907, a product of the Durable Toy & Novelty Company, which had offices in Cleveland, Ohio and Hackensack, New Jersey. True to the company’s name, the banks were made of heavy gauge steel with enamel paint, making them quite rugged and kid-proof.

Durable’s initial registering bank models were single-coin only. For example, the Penny Register Bank opened after a $1 worth of pennies was deposited, while the Dime Register Bank opened after $10 worth of dimes was saved. In 1923, Durable introduced the three-coin model – first in black and then in four other colors.denominator.

Features:
• Vintage Lamp Socket with Ceramic Shell, Standard Light Holder for Edison Pendant Bulb
• LED Filament Bulb E26 Candelabra Medium Base 2700K Warm White, LVWIT 5.5W(40W Equivalent)

If you are purchasing a lamp for use outside of the U.S. or Canada, use only with the appropriate outlet adapter and voltage converter for your country. Do not plug into an electrical outlet higher than 110-120V as this could result in the lamp not working.