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Arcade Manufacturing Company was an American company that produced cast iron novelty banks from the late 19th century until the mid 20th century. The company is best known for its iconic cast-iron piggy banks, such as the horse, cat, and radio, which were often given as gifts and served as a playful way to teach children about saving money. These whimsical, detailed figures, sometimes depicting animals, people, or everyday objects, were popular with collectors for their nostalgic charm.
Born
1868
Died
1946
-Majestic Radio- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1933
-Art Deco Elephant- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1934
-Red Goose Shoes- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1924
-Red Goose Shoes- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1924
-My Pet Horse- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1924
-Prancing Horse- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1924
-Buffalo
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1922
-Donkey
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1922
-Seated Rabbit
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1919
-Seated Cat with Soft Hair- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1919
-Newfoundland Dog- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1924
-Beauty- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1921
-Elephant with Tucked Trunk- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1921
-Pig
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1921
-Rhinoceros- still bank
Arcade Manufacturing Company
1917