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“150 Years of Cable Cars 1873 – 2023” – We’re celebrating the sesquicentennial of our venerable cable cars with this limited edition sticker, featuring our own 150 year celebratory design. Sticker measures 2.5″ x 3.5″. Price is for one sticker.
The sticker is available exclusively from Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum. Quantities are limited. See separate listings for our mug, magnet, coaster and assorted tees.
“150 Years of Cable Cars 1873 – 2023” – We’re celebrating the sesquicentennial of our venerable cable cars with this limited edition coaster, featuring our own 150 year celebratory design. Coaster measures 3.75″ x 3.75″.
The coaster is available exclusively from Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum. Quantities are limited. See separate listings for our mug, magnet, sticker and assorted tees.
“Information Gladly Given, But Safety Requires Avoiding Unnecessary Conversation.”
Countless San Francisco commuters have probably taken a few moments to ponder this simple statement, which has been posted near the operator’s station of every Muni bus and streetcar since the early 1960s. The message is simultaneously friendly and forbidding, inviting yet indifferent, personable yet coldly professional. Now it’s available as an adult face mask, where its message is so timely.
Our Large Adult Face Mask bears this iconic phrase in Muni’s distinctive “Green & Cream” colors and lettering, identical to the signs from the PCC era of the 1960s.
This mask is offered in a comfortable Large Adult size and is contoured to fit the face with adjustable elastic loops to fit over the ears. It is washable and reusable and comes sealed in a clear plastic bag. Cloth panel measures 8″ x 6″. Shipping for up to three is the same price as shipping for one, so order extras for yourself, or for friends.
Our exclusive Historic Travel Series images are available as 2″ x 3″ magnets. Pick your favorite vehicle and landmark from the menu. Click on an image below for a larger view. Read More……
Who doesn’t need a new Mousepad? Especially one bearing the San Francisco Municipal Railway “O’Shaughnessy” logo in blue & gold evoking the 1939 World’s Fair era and still seen on some vehicles today. Mousepad measures 8″ diameter and is 3/16″ thick.
For those of you looking for this logo in green & cream, or for the Landor designed “worm” you’ll find them in separate listings. So many choices . . . Read More……
Who doesn’t need a new Mousepad? Especially one bearing the San Francisco Municipal Railway “O’Shaughnessy” logo in green & cream evoking the 1940s & 1950s era and still seen on some vehicles today. Mousepad measures 8″ diameter and is 3/16″ thick.
For those of you looking for this logo in blue & gold, or for the Landor designed “worm” you’ll find them in separate listings. So many choices . . . Read More……
Who doesn’t need a new Mousepad? Especially one bearing the San Francisco Municipal Railway “worm” logo in red & white evoking the 1970-80s era and still seen on their vehicles today. Mousepad measures 8″ diameter and is 3/16″ thick.
For those of you looking for the original Muni logo, we have the “O’Shaughnessy” mousepad (named for City Engineer M.M. O’Shaughnessy) in blue & gold, or green & cream in separate listings. Check them out! Read More……
Show your support for Market Street Railway’s San Francisco Railway Museum with this colorful lanyard, perfect for your Clipper Card when you ride the F-line! Lanyard features Muni’s first and last: Car #1 built 1912, and Car 1040, the last PCC built in the US in 1952, along with everybody’s favorite, the Blackpool Boat Tram. Lanyard measures 24″ including clip, and has an easy release 3 inches above the clip. Read More……
The original logo of the San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI), designed by City Engineer M.M. O’Shaughnessy. This pin is 1″ round on brass with butterfly clasp. Read More……
Set of 3 Lapel Pins representing some of the Historic Streetcars in San Francisco’s Vintage Fleet which operate on Market Street and the Embarcadero. Featured here are Peter Witt designed Milan tram in its 1928 livery, the ever popular Blackpool “Boat Tram” from 1934, and “Wonderful One”, San Francisco’s very first streetcar #1, built in 1912 and restored in 2011 for Muni’s Centennial in 2012. Pin designs by Chris Arvin. Read More……
A fantasy design, this green & gold lapel pin adds wings to the original SF Municipal Railway “O’Shaughnessy” logo, Measures 2″ tip to tip. Butterfly clasp on reverse. Read More……
A fantasy design, this magnet adds wings to the original SF Municipal Railway “O’Shaughnessy” logo, and is reminiscent of the green & cream livery see on San Francisco’s PCC streetcars for almost a quarter of a century, and still worn on our very own Car 1040 today. Measures 3″ tip to tip. Available exclusively thru Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum.
These four designs are from our set of 8 evocative Historic Travel images. Each coaster has a water resistant finish and measures 3.75″ x 3.75″. They are made of wood and have rubber feet on reverse. Read More……
The Market Street Railway Company thrived in an age when rails ruled San Francisco. Spanning the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, and the boom times of World War II, it had a long and legendary lifetime that is deeply ingrained in the City’s history. “Improving San Francisco” signs were placed around construction sites whenever rail work was in progress. This lapel pin is an exact replica of one of these signs. Read More……
This pin bears our signature Logo and Motto – Market Street Railway: Preserving Historic Transit in San Francisco, and is fashioned after that of our namesake, the private Market Street Railway Company, which merged with the San Francisco Municipal Railway in 1944. Measures 1.125″h x 1″w, butterfly clasp on back.
The mission of today’s non-profit Market Street Railway is to work in partnership with SFMTA to keep our transit history alive by supporting full historic streetcar service on the F-line, improving our one-of-a-kind Cable Car system, and “keeping the Past Present in the Future” with our San Francisco Railway Museum, our publications and our events. Read More……
In the old days the streetcar conductor’s duties included making change, taking fares, punching tickets, giving directions, assisting with boarding and signalling the motorman (operator) when it was safe to go. This little lapel pin reminds us of the days when the motorman & conductor team kept our streetcars operating safely. Pin is 1.5″ x 0.5″ with post & clasp back. Read More……
This magnet represents Muni’s small fleet of Fageol Twin Coach dual-engine gasoline buses. Magnet measures 4.75″ long. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This magnet represents a favorite of the vintage bus fleet. Sometimes referred to as a “Baby White”, this small gasoline bus spent a good part of its working life going up and down Telegraph Hill on the 39-Coit line. Magnet measures 4″ long. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This magnet represents a very special streetcar: the last of almost 5,000 PCC streetcars built new in North America. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This magnet represents the first diesel powered buses acquired by Muni in 1956. Magnet measures 4.5″ long. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This magnet represents Muni’s fleet of Flyer Trolley Buses purchased in 1976 following the retirement of the first fleet of trolley coaches. Magnet measures 4.75″ long. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This magnet represents the Muni’s electric trolley coach fleet built by Marmon-Herrington in 1950. Magnet measures 4.5″ long. Learn more about it here. Read More……
This image honors Brooklyn where PCC streetcars ran in service from 1936-1956. Pin measures 1.25″ across and attaches with post & rubber clasp. Larry Hodson design. Read More……
This image honors Kansas City where PCC streetcars ran in service from 1941-1957. Pin measures 1.625″ across and attaches with post & rubber clasp. Larry Hodson design. Read More……
This image honors Newark PCCs that ran in service from 1953-2001. Pin measures 1.25″ across and attaches with post & rubber clasp. Larry Hodson design. Read More……
This image honors Los Angeles’ Pacific Electric “Big Red Cars”, PCCs that ran in service from 1940-1955. Pin measures 2″ across and attaches with two posts & rubber clasps. Larry Hodson design. Read More……
Learn more about the real streetcar represented by this magnet, and the tribute livery it wears, here.
Learn more about the real streetcar represented by this magnet, and the tribute livery it wears, here. Read More……
