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Here is a Kenton Brand bank of mine that I thought some of you may enjoy. It is from around 1900 and all original. A magnet sticks to it and it is cast iron. It has the complete original lock as well that works. I do also have the combination to open it up after it is locked. It is in very good shape for its age and stands about 5 1/4 inches tall.
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