Antique Cast Iron Still US Mail Box with raised Red Letters and Hinged Slot. This is 1920’s era. An original piece of history. Very good working condition with no real discoloration and age as expected. The bolt on the back is untouched.

A still bank describes any type of money box, strong box, or receptacle designed to receive and store coins. The most famous type of still bank is the piggy bank, which gets it name from an orange-colored clay called pygg, but many more still banks came in all sorts of shapes—from houses to bureaus to the busts of presidents.