These toys were manufactured by The Pressed Metal Company and advertised as “True Lines of Modern Motor Fire Apparatus and Modern Business Trucks"

Like Keystone they offered fire trucks that were equipped with a real water tank and a hand-operated pump which could propel a stream of water 25 feet. Keystone was modeled after Packard, Sturditoy followed designs of American-LaFrance’s real-world counterparts. 

By 1929 was offering 25 toys including the fire engines, dump trucks an Army Truck, Coal Truck, and an Ambulance. Sturtitoy trucks sported rubber tires marked "Firestone, Made Expressly for Sturditoy Trucks” but like other manufacturers the Sturdy Corporation ceased production of toys in 1933.