Keystone Exploding Fort #519
This is an early example of an exploding fort. The box does not have a model number and neither does the printing plate but it appears in the 1938 catalog…
Author: Derrick Clow
Avid collector of wooden Keystone toys.
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Conversion. Toy factory.
Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Feb., 1942. Conversion of the machines from production of metal toys and motion picture projectors to radio filter boxes for jeeps and tanks. Photographer: Hollem,…
Keystone Building Today
Today the Keystone factory is now a residential building.
Keystone Mfg. Building
This is the Hallet and Davis building at 151 Hallet street. The building was vacated by Hallet and Davis in 1929. Keystone moved into the building in 1942.