Post office box door front used to make a coin bank

[Jim Finn]

I made this oak coin bank using 3/8" thick oak.  Just a little scroll saw work in it.  I used a spray on poly, from a rattle can, for the finish.Quick and easy project.

[DWSudekum]

Nicely done bank Jim.  I like that.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

DW

[spirithorse]

Nicely done, Jim,
Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Intarsia92]

Very nice. Love the design, something you don't see very often.

[Danny]

Thats a find looking coin bank.  Is this your design? 
What is its dimensions?   From this view the overall
looks look Very much Top of the Line....  Great Workmanship....  Danny  :+}

[Jim Finn]

  Thanks for the kind words.  I saw this design on another forum and patterned this bank after that.  It is 9" tall x 3 1/2" x 3 1/2".  Dimensions are dependant on the door size.

[Marcellarius]

excellent and beautiful job, great look and finish.

[Jim Finn]

So far I have sold two of them.  Two more left.  Lots of people admire them but few feel the need to buy a coin bank anymore.

[Coffeepot]

Lots of people admire them but few feel the need to buy a coin bank anymore.

Yes, too bad there are many that miss out on the value of saving. 
I have a similar issue selling bookends...kind of a passing need.  Sigh.

Still a great looking piece of work, Jim.

What I want to know is where from did you "steal" the post office box door? 

[Jim Finn]

The post office offered old PO Box fronts for sale to postal employees and the general public, years ago.  I got mine from the widow of a postal worker.  I see there are plenty of them offered on e-bay.