Terrestrial Globe Bank, United States

Sky-blue globe sitting on a star-spangled dish, with a line of text across the Pacific.

This tin terrestrial globe bank is from the United States, and dates to the late 20th century. Mechanical and still banks were popular as children's gifts in the United States, and a globe form made saving money feel like part of a lesson in geography. Bright blue globe seen across the Pacific, with printed ocean names and a line of black lettering across the water. It sits on a pale blue base scattered with red and blue stars and edged in red, with the word GLOBE visible. It is 4.75 inches high and 3.5 in diameter.

Patriotic base, cheerful oceans, and a seam around the middle.