Category: Keystone Related Photos

  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 lucky boy is holding a Keystone sailboat.  Both father and son are dry so I would like to think that this sailboat is going on its maiden voyage.  This…

This boy got a Keystone Service Station.  It is hard to make out but the service station sign, on the roof, reads “Sears” in the circle.  Keystone made toys exclusive…

What a great Christmas!  This lucky little boy received a Keystone Fire Department.  If it were me that would be what was on my lap for the photo.  This photo…

The back of this photo is dated 1952.  This boy is cooling off from the summer heat with a garden hose.  In the foreground is a Keystone ferry-boat.  It is…

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 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 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 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 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,…