Three NOS Keystone submarines at 12″ long with their wrapping paper. These fire a torpedo when the spring lever on the deck is released.
From my private collection.
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967
Three NOS Keystone submarines at 12″ long with their wrapping paper. These fire a torpedo when the spring lever on the deck is released.
From my private collection.
Derrick,
Great site you have ! I just recently got into collecting the keystone boats/submarines. Very interesting collectables. I didn’t realize how many different sizes there were but have been finding various ones. Do you know of any reference books pertaining to these items ?
Thank you, Pat
Hello Pat,
The only reference out there is this website and the knowledge that I have behind it. I am working on a book but it will be about a year. In the mean time I am always available for questions. I don’t want you to think I come across as a know it all but forty years of collecting and five years of research culminated in this site to be a reference point for collectors.
Derrick
Hi Derrick,
With 40 yrs of collecting and 5 yrs of research that definitely puts you into the realm of “Expert”. You are so humble ! Please put me on the pre-order list for your book. That would be great to have.
It appears I need several parts and pieces for different boats and subs. You have mentioned having spare parts, do you have a list or should I just tell you what I’m looking for ? Thx
Hello Pat,
Email me some photos and what you are thinking you need and I can see if I have these parts.
Derrick