Antique 1882 Young America Cast Iron Safe Still Bank w/ Keys Kyser & Rex

Authentic late 19th-century Victorian cast iron safe still coin bank, known to collectors as the "Young America" bank (circa 1882–1890s). Produced in the United States and commonly attributed to Kyser & Rex or J. & E. Stevens Co. (documented as Bank #881 in The Penny Bank Book by Andy & Susan Moore).
Design & Details:
• Front Door: Raised-relief lettering reading "YOUNG AMERICA" above a detailed Victorian scene of a boy riding a high-wheel penny-farthing bicycle past a picket fence.
• Side & Back Panels: Features embossed childhood scenes including a boy fishing from a rowboat, hoop-rolling near a birdhouse, and children talking by a stone wall.
• Top & Base: Ornate scrollwork and floral medallion surrounding the coin slot, resting on four classic bracket feet.
• Lock & Keys: Includes the original internal key-lock mechanism along with one key
Measurements (Approx.):
• Height: 4.25"
• Width: 3"
• Depth: 3"
Condition:

Good antique condition with honest age-related surface wear, rich dark patina, and minor oxidation consistent with a 140+ year-old cast iron piece. Door hinges smoothly and the lock mechanism is intact.