Category: Civilian Ships

This Sea Scout is 9″ long by 2.5″ wide and a height of 10″ to the top of the mast. It is all wood construction with the keel made out…

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This sailboat is all wood construction. The keel is masonite and the only metal is the rudder handle. The boat is likely from the height of WWII when metal was…

This is a Keystone boat that is 14″ long by 4.5″ wide. It appears in the 1933 catalog. The boat is a Tom Thumb boat but was never labeled as…

This boat actually sprays water. It is hollow and water would be poured into the hull by way of the hole in the deck at the stern. The pump would…

This is the larger canoe at 10″ long. I believe this to be the canoe that would have had an Indian paddling in it but cannot confirm at this point.…

This is a 10″ x 3″ fire boat that actually sprays water. You will the reservoir with water, depress the pump handle and water shoots out of the hose. Not…

This is a NOS sailboat that is 7″ long. It was produced sometime between 1944 and 1949. In 1950 these boats were 9″ long. From my private collection.

This is a 12″ fire boat produced from 1954 to 1957. It shoots water to put out a fire. There is a well behind the stack that can be filled…

This cargo barge measures 14″ long by 4.75″ wide. The hatches open to allow cargo to be stored. This example is missing the crane that went between the two hatches.…

I say this is a possible #107 for the reason that the #107 appears only in the 1957 catalog and Keystone went out of business in 1958. The one that…