Keystone Replacement Parts

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ck-blog-img-grnI received another box of wooden Keystone replacement parts from Jerry Tompkins widow today.  This is the remainder of the wooden parts that Jerry had made.  Jerry’s collection is boxed and will be going to auction in the spring.  I hope to pick up a few key pieces to add to my collection.  But first I need to get a few boats from Bob Jones.   I am not sure what I am going to do with all of these replacement parts but have considered reviving Jerry’s parts business.  I know a quality woodworker locally that could recreate the parts.  What would be the interest in replacement parts?  I would intent to discretely mark them as replacements so a keystone ship could not be passed off as complete and original.

32 Replies to “Keystone Replacement Parts”

  1. I am looking for replacement sails for a Keystone boat. I have pictures, but don’t know too much about the boat. Would love to know more.

  2. I need a Keystone Ride on replacement seat (1920’s style, 4 legs). Anyone have one or do you know who makes them.

    1. Hi – We make a seat that goes onto The Rid EM wagons. Is this what you are looking for? We also ave made legs and complete horses for these great toys. seaworthyjacrin.com

    1. Hello,
      I only deal with Keystone wooden toys and have a small selection of wooden parts for their ships. I do not currently know of anyone that I can recommend for steel parts.
      Derrick

  3. I’m looking for a replacement tailgate with coal door for a 1920’s keystone large truck 26”
    Thanks
    Greg

  4. Hello Derrick

    I am in need for the following parts for a Keystone pond boat. It has a 21 1/2″ LOA and a 4 3/4″ beam. Parts needed, rudder, rudder shaft, tiller / helm wheel,
    sails, mast and spars. (those I can make as with the sails, however, originals are always nice to have.) any chance you have any of these parts?

    Thank you in advance for your response
    Bob

  5. Hello Greg

    I have a 1950’s Keystone wooden pond boat with 21 1/2 LOA Looks to probably had a bow sprit with 2 jibs. I am looking for the rudder, tiller/ wheel, I can probably fabricate the rest from photos that I have found. any parts that you might have, let me know
    Thank you in advance for your response

    Bob

  6. Good day Greg
    I have left several comments asking about the wooden boat parts that you may have and have not received any response
    I have acquired a 1950’s Keystone Pond boat that appears to be the same as the ones that show with the “snow’s” logo on the mainsail. it is 21 1/2″ LOA.
    Is this something that you may have parts for? I am looking for the rudder w/ rudder shaft as well as the sails. I can fabricate the mast and other spars.
    Thank you in advance for your response.
    Bob

    1. Hello Bill,
      I only deal with wooden parts not pressed steel. They is a Buddy L museum website that might be of assistance as they also deal with Keystone pressed steel.

  7. Hi there I am looking for a rudder and tailplane for a 24 inch keystone airmail three engined aircraft original vintage. Repro or original many thanks ivo

  8. hello: i’m looking for the whistle (horn) ? for a 1920s Keystone R.R. 6400
    under right side. the handle lever and plunger are in place. looks like
    it was a round tube shaped thing that sounds when depressed by the plunger?? thank you for any help

    Richard Dodge

    1. Hello Michele,
      I do not have those parts and don’t know anyone who does. What I do for those type of parts is look for auctions of lower condition toys and part them out. You could also look up Playful Plans on the internet Kevin maybe able to make the wheels. He has done a lot of work for me.
      Derrick

  9. Greetings, I’m looking for the rear wheel assembly for the Keystone 6400 train
    engine riding toy.?
    Thanks

    1. Hello Walter,
      I currently do not know of anyone that is making pressed steel Keystone parts. There is a pressed steel Facebook group. You might want to ask there.
      Derrick

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