Key Wind Motor Boat
This is a 12″ motor boat. It has a key wind spring motor with a stop start lever. The boat is hollow to accomodate the motor. This boat is likely…
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967

This is a 12″ motor boat. It has a key wind spring motor with a stop start lever. The boat is hollow to accomodate the motor. This boat is likely…
This is a 10″ boat made entirely out of wood. The fish are made of rubber with metal mouth. This allows them to be “caught” with the magnet on the…
This is a 12 inch sailboat made between 1953 and 1957. It is a simple design but still sails. These came with different names depending on the year. I also…
This is a very rare Tom Thumb roadster from approximately 1930. This is the only one I have ever seen. The hardtop is more common but I have seen only…
This sailboat measures 9 inches long by 12 inches tall when the mast is installed. These were later items as far as production. I believe it is from only 1957,…
This box set would have been fun toplay with. The trailers interchange with the cab to make five different trucks. All the assembly is done with nuts and a wrench…
This is a large toy at 31.5″ long by 8″ wide. This is a Ride ‘Em toy but did not come with the removible seat. The bulk of the toy…
This Sea Scout is 9″ long by 2.5″ wide and a height of 10″ to the top of the mast. It is all wood construction with the keel made out…
This sailboat is all wood construction. The keel is masonite and the only metal is the rudder handle. The boat is likely from the height of WWII when metal was…
This is a Keystone boat that is 14″ long by 4.5″ wide. It appears in the 1933 catalog. The boat is a Tom Thumb boat but was never labeled as…