WW2 - Homefront & Anti-Axis

Have two chalkware banks by "Novelty Mfg. Co., New York". They look like they have been touched up paint wise, but all there and still have the paperwork underneath. One is a Destroyer and the other is a Carrier, but both have Destroyed paperwork underneath. Both measure approx. 12 inches in length. They are sold at $100 each, or take both for $190.

This is a neat pair of items from the 1940 Maneuvers for the Army. The coin is dated 1940 and "Army Maneuvers" on the front with "God Bless America" and "Good Luck to Our Army" on the reverse. The medal reads "1940 Maneuvers" on the top and "National Defenders of USA" on the bottom of the front. On the reverse of the medal is The Lord's Prayer. The top of the medal is missing one link which holds the top to the bottom. Both for one money.