Mechanical Tug & Trailing Barge#985
This set of tug and barge are 9″ and 5.5″ respectively. The tug has a wind up motor. These boats appear in the 1950 catalog. From my private collection.
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967
This set of tug and barge are 9″ and 5.5″ respectively. The tug has a wind up motor. These boats appear in the 1950 catalog. From my private collection.
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