
Keystone Rubber Band Boat
These boats are not too difficult to find but this one is unusual in that it is a green and white paint scheme and has a metal plate covered bow.…
The History of Keystone Manufacturing Company From 1919 to 1967
Boats powered by wind up motors or rubbers bands.
These boats are not too difficult to find but this one is unusual in that it is a green and white paint scheme and has a metal plate covered bow.…
This is a K-5 speedboat measuring 23″ in length. It appears in the 1938-1939 catalog. It is a power boat. The handle near the engine is turned to wind it…
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 is an battery powered speedboat from the early 1930’s. It is 9 inches long. Boats of this type are fairly common. This one is early and can be known…
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.