Category: Civilian Ships

This is one of the larger fireboats at 14″ long by 4″ wide. The hose is missing from the bow. When the pump, silver knob, is raised and then depressed…

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This ferry boat is a bit of a mystery at the moment. I am sure it was made in the 1950’s but it appears in none of the catalogs. It…

This is an early Tugboat. It is 14″ long and very light for a Keystone boat. It is from sometime before 1933. One of the indicators of its early age…

This small tug boat, 6″ by 2″ is likely from a #344 tug and barge set. It has a slight variation in the smoke stack. From my private collection.

This is a smaller version of the chief canoe at 8″ by 2″. Interesting this one never had the hole punched in the sail to tie in the lines. From…

This small sailboat measures 7.75″ by 2.25″. It is the same size and hull as the model #100 but has different rigging. From my private collection.

This sailboat measure 8″ x 2″. It appear in the 1957 catalog. From my private collection.

A small Keystone sailboat at just 9″ long. Cloth sails and metal keel. These type of sailboats are fairly common and were produced for many years. From my private collection.

This is a 12″ post 1953 fireboat. It is not 100% complete but when the plunger was depressed water would spray out the hose. This is the simplist version of…

Tug and Barges made after 1953. The barges are 5.75 inches long and the tug is 6 inches long. The box is labeled with both the model number #344 and…