My Keystone of Boston houses

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* indicates production date not verified

#1   1935

#2  1935

furnished with Tootsie Toy

#3  1935
also #3

furnished with Schoenhut

#4 1935

furnished with Really Truly (bath other)

#5   1935, larger version of #4

Furnished with early German and American furniture

# 6  1938

 Interior with Converse Really Truly

# 7  1938 (Granny Specht's)

Interior with Kage and Strombecker bath

 

# 8    1938

 #9  1938*

#10  1937

# 11  1935

# 12  1937

Furnished with German furniture, Lynnfield, Vinnie, 

and kitchen and bath furniture sold at Marshall Fields.

#13   1938

#14  1938

furnished with Wisconsin Toy and German red-stained

#15  1938

Furnished with Strombecker

#16  1938

#17  1937*

Furnished with antique German and American pieces

# 18  1939*

furnished with Kage, bathroom Strombecker

#19  1940

#20  1940

#21   1940

furnished with Menasha Woodenware

#22 1940
Same as #18 but with 6 rooms and no staircase

#23 1940*

#24  1941

furnished with Lynnfield Blockhouse and Strombecker

#25   1942

 
#26  1942*

#27 1943*

#28   1943*

# 29  1943*

#30  1943*

furnished with unknown brands

#31   1943*

#32 1940

 

furnished with Strombecker

#33   1943

furnished with Strombecker

#34  1947

furnished with large Strombecker

#35   1947

#36   1947 

furnished with Ideal

#37   1947  

furnished with large Strombecker

#38   1947  The Birches

#39   1949  Small Put-Away

furnished with Ideal

#40  1949  Put-Away with one extension

Furnished with Canadian Reliable

#41  1949  Large Put-Away

Furnished with small Strombecker

#42   1950

Furnished with Lynnfield Blockhouse 
and furniture sold at Marshall Fields.

#43   1950

#44   1950

furnished with Marx Little Hostess

#45  1950

furnished with Kage, Really Truly and Lundby

#46  1970s

Made by the Keystone Division of South Bend Toys 

which acquired Keystone Wood Toys in 1958

furnished with Bodo Hennig

#47   1955

furnished with Bodo Hennig

#48   Made for FAO Schwarz

Furnished with Bodo Hennig

OTHER KEYSTONE TOYS IN MY COLLECTION

Keystone Fort, 1933

Keystone Shooting Frontier Set, 1950s

Keystone Wood Block Village #712, 1950s 

Keystone Wood Block Village #718, 1950s