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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 11oz coffee mug, featuring our own 150 year celebratory design on one side and a timeless quote about the cable cars from Chronicle columnist Herb Caen.
The mug is available exclusively from Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum. Quantities are limited. Hand wash only. See separate listings for our coaster, magnet, sticker and assorted tees.
This laser-cut wood and metal 1:24 scale model kit of California Street Cable Car No. 60, is meticulously designed and includes all parts needed to assemble the cable car accurately and realistically.
The craft acrylic paint set with colors specific to the model includes all paints, stains and satin varnish to finish your model.
“San Francisco Street Railways: A Cartographic History” is probably the most detailed map documenting all the rail transit lines in San Francisco beginning in the 19th century up to present day. Meticulously researched and exquisitely drawn by historian Stephen Watson, this is the ultimate piece of San Francisco railway transit history, sure to settle an argument or two. Color print is 23.5″ x 34.5″ and ships rolled in a tube ready for framing. Read More……
Here’s some fun for your fridge, or for a friend’s fridge – our 100-Piece Magnetic California State Map Puzzle in color. Locate famous landmarks and popular destinations. Guaranteed to stick to steel surfaces. Great stocking-stuffer – Can measures 3″ x 3″, Puzzle measures 10.5″ x 13.75″ when complete. Read More……
Here’s one for your fridge, or for a friend’s fridge – our 100-Piece Magnetic San Francisco Puzzle in color. Locate famous landmarks and popular destinations. Guaranteed to stick to steel surfaces. Great stocking-stuffer – Can measures 3″ x 3″, Puzzle measures 10.5″ x 13.75″ when complete. Read More……
This wooden train toy of San Francisco F-line Pacific Electric Car #1061 is sized to run on Brio and Thomas wooden tracks, so kids can use it with their existing wooden train sets. Toy comes boxed, and measures 7″ long x 1 1/2″ wide in. x 2″ high. Wheels move and turn with the track. Ages 3 and up. Read More……
“Information Gladly Given But Safety Requires Avoiding Unnecessary Conversation” – the iconic, ironic statement posted in every Muni vehicle for 50 years, now available on an 11oz coffee mug, available exclusively from Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum. See separate listings for our face mask, magnet, sticker and assorted tees.
LIMITED EDITION: Own a piece of America’s unique transportation history!
Offered here is an authentic White Front Patent Plate for our namesake the Market Street Railway Company. Cast in solid brass from an original MSRy plate and never used, these replicas are painted in the same white color applied to the original cars, with the tops of the letters burnished for visibility. Read More……
LIMITED EDITION: Own a piece of America’s unique transportation history!
The fabled St. Louis Car Company manufactured all the PCCs on Muni’s F-line. When originally built (between 1946 and 1952) each had a brass builder’s plate mounted above the operator’s area. These disappeared over the years, but replacements were made from the original castings when the cars were restored. The ones we offer are from the group cast for the F-line PCCs, made of red brass, never drilled for mounting, and painted in the same cream color applied to the interiors of the F-line PCCs, with the top surface of the brass letters unpainted and buffed. A unique gift for the railfan in your life. Measures 14″ x 1″ x 0.25″ and weighs over a pound. Read More……
LIMITED EDITION: Own a piece of America’s unique transportation history!
This is a replica of the original Jewett Company Builder’s Plate, produced locally in 2014 for the restoration of Muni Streetcar #162, originally manufactured by Jewett 100 years earlier in 1914. Duplicating the original, this brass metal etched plate measures 6.25″ x 2″ x 0.0325″ and weighs one ounce. A handsome reminder of the early days of urban transit. Read More……
Our exclusive Vintage Travel Series features great images that evoke travel posters from a bygone era, and feature destinations along San Francisco’s historic streetcar lines. “Take Me Out” by graphic artist David Dugan evokes the old days of taking the streetcar to the ballpark. This image features soon to be restored 1924 Market Street Railway Company Car #798 on the E-line in front the San Francisco Giants baseball stadium. The sturdy 11-ounce mug has the image on both sides, so no matter which hand you lift the cup with, you’re looking at history! Read More……
15oz mug featuring Car 1040, the last PCC streetcar ever made, and still operating on it’s hometown track. Mug is white inside with color image outside and has a comfortable handle for large hands. Read More……
Celebrate San Francisco’s Historic Streetcars and the San Francisco Railway Museum with our generous 15oz mug featuring Car 1050 with the Bay Bridge in the background. Mug is white inside with one-color image in green of 1050 on one side and the Market Street Railway logo on the other, and has a comfortable handle for large hands. Read More……
