Early Hand-painted Goofy Tin Coin Bank New Mexico native The leather hinge connecting the

The leather hinge connecting the lid to base on the back side is mostly split but one wouldn't know it when closed

but might want to be replaced

In perfect shape to put into play again

There are a few names listed on the reverse side but I haven't been able to definitely locate them

but have learned that they very much are

Early Hand-painted Goofy Tin Coin Bank New Mexico native The leather hinge connecting theContinuing today's theme of funny little things I couldn't resist, this (dog)house shaped old tin still bank with hand painted, tongue wagging Goofy at the door! I couldn't tell you for sure whether the face of Goofy (or perhaps Dippy Dog, as he was known during the first few years of his existence) always lived on the front of this bank or whether he was an addition, but it looks to me that he is glued to a piece of tin that is part of the bank