Keystone #44 Truck Loader at the Beach
This is a nice photo of a Keystone #44 Truck Loader at the beach. I wonder where the truck is? The photo is dated July 1941. From my private collection.
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967

This is a nice photo of a Keystone #44 Truck Loader at the beach. I wonder where the truck is? The photo is dated July 1941. From my private collection.
This photo is very small so it is difficult to identify the ship but it is definitely a Jacmin wooden ship. From my private collection.
This is a Keystone Wood Toys Tots Auto Car. It measures 17″ high by 18″ long. It is missing the shift knob that would have come out of the metal…
I found this poem yesterday while doing some research. It is a toy poem from 1919 and definitely drips with patriotism. The pennies spent on little toys For Uncle Sam’s…
This is a Keystone sailboat #57. It measures 20″ x 3.75″ x 32″. If it had the plastic boom it would be 24″ in length. This example is missing the…
These are two NOS Keystone cargo ships. They measure 10″ x 3.75″ x 6.5″. Each one came individually wrapped in brown paper. The mast turns freely and the winch functions…
This is a Keystone “Sailor Boy” sailboat model #63. It measures 12″ x 2.75″ x 18″. It has a wooden hull, metal keel and vinyl sails. The box is labeled…
This is a small Keystone rubber band powered speedboat with a hull that measures 7″ x 2.5″. A rubber band would be attached to the hook under the hull and…
This is a small Keystone sailboat that measures only 6″ x 2.25″ x 8″. The keel is metal and it does float upright. The sail is made of fabric. This…
This is a Keystone “Snow’s” sailboat. I believe this to be advertising Snow’s brand foods. From the stern to the end of…