These stickers are playful representations of Muni’s historic streetcar fleet, great for decorating your computer, desk, or, well, anything! Two each of 12 different streetcars. Read More……
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Sticker, Information Gladly Given…
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 a sticker, perfect for your laptop. Price listed is for one sticker. Read More……
Sticker, Please Hold On …
“Please Hold On, Sudden Stops are Sometimes Necessary“, indeed. If you’ve ridden Muni you know this to be true. A lurch, a bump, a sudden stop. Now you can join fellow strap-hangers in finding other uses for this word of caution. Hold On!
This sticker is found on Muni vehicles, and has so many other applications: Price is for one sticker, measuring 4.5″ x 1.25″, perfect size for your dashboard or laptop!
Set of 5 SF Historic Streetcar Fleet Bookmarks
Set of 5 different bookmarks featuring Muni’s colorful fleet of streetcars dedicated to operation on San Francisco’s Market Street and the Embarcadero. Each full-color bookmark shows 9 different cars in the fleet and measures 7″ x 2″. Read More……
S.F. Municipal Railway “O’Shaughnessy with Wings” Patch
A fantasy design, this iron-on patch 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 4.5″ tip to tip. Available exclusively thru Market Street Railway and the San Francisco Railway Museum.
S.F. Municipal Railway MUNI “worm” Patch
The current red “worm” logo of the San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI). Originally designed in orange by Walter Landor for the new fleet of light rail vehicles beginning service in 1980, the color was changed to red with the introduction of the new dark gray operator uniform in 2019. This sew-on embroidered patch measures 1.5″ x 2.75″.
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