Category: Powered Boats

A circa 1935 wind up motor boat. It measures 9″ long. It is a hollow boat with a solid deck preventing access to the motor. From my private collection.

This is a very rare ship produced only in 1941. It is the largest ship produced at 24″ long and weighing more than five pounds. It has a wind up…

This nice little battery powered motorboat is 9″ long. It runs on an old C battery. All wood hull. Circa late 1930’s. From my private collection.

A 12 inch rubber band speedboat. This is likely a Jacrim produced boat just before they were taken over by Keystone. It has hallmarks of a Jacrim in material, metal…

This is a small 7 inch rubber band powered speedboat. I believe this to be from the early part of Keystone’s takeover of Jacrim so it is likely from 1934…

These are NOS rubber band powered speedboats. They are 7 inches long. These are Keystone produced but not sure of when, likely 1930’s. From my private collection.

This is a 6.5″ long rubber band powered speedboat. These type of boats are from the early 1930’s. Not sure if they are Jacrim or Keystone produced. I believe there…

This is a nice example of a smaller wind up motor boat at 9.75″. The box shows no model number but likely from the mid 1930’s. From my private collection.

This is a 13″ Keystone rubber band boat.  The boat is from the early to mid 1930’s due to it having a hollow hull under the deck plate. From my…

                This is a rare Keystone speedboat model #214.  It measures 18″ x 3.5″.  The wind up motor is detachable when slid on…