Obsessive Collecting
So what is it about toy collecting that makes us become “obsessive”? Is it mainly that the items we covet come along less often than the items we want from…
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967

So what is it about toy collecting that makes us become “obsessive”? Is it mainly that the items we covet come along less often than the items we want from…
It has been awhile since I have found any new information about Keystone and the toys it produced. I so want to come across another catalog or ephemera to get…
This is a Keystone wind-up boat that measures 10″ x 2.75″. The winding key is not removable and there isn’t a brake so when the boat is wound it must…
I 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…
On this day of thanksgiving we usually give thanks for health, family and friends. This year I would like to add all of you who have visited Collectingkeystone. Two days…
Photo from an internet auction.
This is a Seaworthy Boats logo that mentions Chester Rimmer as a Naval Architect. Chester was a MIT graduate in naval architecture. This type of label was used prior to…
Yesterday I went to Renninger’s fall antique show in Mount Dora, Florida to meet Bob Jones who runs the website Seaworthyjacrim.com. What a great time I had. Bob and I have…
Two days ago I received a glowing review of the website from Old Antique Toys, a daily blog site (oldantiquetoys.blogspot.com). The reviewer said “definitely one of the best websites that I…