Western Trails Museum
Knott's Berry Farm
Updated October 2024
Posted March 2022
Cast Iron Banks:
Toy banks in this section 46, were gathered by Mrs. Barbara E Fuller of Long Beach, California. It was a hobby with her starting in Nebraska in 1935. The war years of War II caused the family to many moves and this collection became a burden. She gave these to Knott's Berry Farm where it will have a home forever. These are all interesting in that most of then represent famous buildings, animals and all tell a story of their own. These are cast iron no longer made.
Toy banks in this section 46, were gathered by Mrs. Barbara E Fuller of Long Beach, California. It was a hobby with her starting in Nebraska in 1935. The war years of War II caused the family to many moves and this collection became a burden. She gave these to Knott's Berry Farm where it will have a home forever. These are all interesting in that most of then represent famous buildings, animals and all tell a story of their own. These are cast iron no longer made.
Cast Iron Toy Banks
These are all interesting in that most of then represent famous buildings, animals and all tell a story of their own. These are cast iron no longer made.
These are all interesting in that most of then represent famous buildings, animals and all tell a story of their own. These are cast iron no longer made.