Category: Playsets & Buildings

This is one of the largest Keystone coastal defense forts at 24″ by 16.5″. Each year from 1940 to at least 1943 Keystone made an electric fort and this one…

This is the second set like this that I have acquired. Both are in this type of box which is not typical of the boxes of the 1950’s. This box…

This is one of the larger sets that Keystone made. It has eight building and three cars. The smaller set did not have cars. Everything is wood or tekwood. From…

This parking garage has a lot of things going on. At 12″ square it is a smaller garage but more action than the larger ones. It came with six vehicles,…

This is a nice condition boxed set. There are five buildings, three trees, eight brick walls and six base pieces to the set. From my private collection.

This is a complete set of the doll furniture. All of these pieces were sold separately and came in the white or finished wood. Often associated with the Madam Alexander…

This is a rare Tommy Tucker set from 1933. The trucks are 7.5″ long, the alarm is 6″ tall and the station is 8″ wide. All wooden construction. The station…

This is the largest of the Davy Crockett Indian Target Sets. This one is MIB and has never been played with. The bullets are rubber tipped and still flexible. These…

This is a train station from the late 1940’s. It measures 17″ wide by 7.5″ deep and 7″ tall. When the crank on the left roof is turned a record…

This is a large exploding fort at 24″ wide. When the one of the red targets was struck with the tank projectile all of the pieces from the deck up…