K-Rail Pin
Celebrate the New York Transit Museum’s 50th anniversary with this bold k-rail enamel pin, inspired by the Museum’s iconic subway entrance. Featuring polished metal detailing, high-quality hard enamel, and a decorative key-and-chain accent, this oversized statement pin brings a playful piece of New York transit style to jackets, backpacks, hats, and lanyards.
For an extra playful touch, tap the key to the station globe and watch it light up! It's a perfect keepsake for transit fans, pin collectors, and anyone who wants to carry a little piece of the Museum wherever they go.
Measures 2.5" x 2.25". Made of hard enamel with polished metal detailing and a durable triple-post backing for secure wear.
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Description / K-Rail Pin
Celebrate the New York Transit Museum’s 50th anniversary with this bold k-rail enamel pin, inspired by the Museum’s iconic subway entrance. Featuring polished metal detailing, high-quality hard enamel, and a decorative key-and-chain accent, this oversized statement pin brings a playful piece of New York transit style to jackets, backpacks, hats, and lanyards.
For an extra playful touch, tap the key to the station globe and watch it light up! It's a perfect keepsake for transit fans, pin collectors, and anyone who wants to carry a little piece of the Museum wherever they go.
Measures 2.5" x 2.25". Made of hard enamel with polished metal detailing and a durable triple-post backing for secure wear.
What's The Story
| That familiar green railing at the top of a subway stairway is known as a k-rail, one of New York City’s most recognizable street-level transit icons. At the New York Transit Museum, our own k-rail entrance welcomes visitors into our home inside the former Court Street Station. Opened in 1936 and closed in 1946, the station reopened on July 4, 1976, as the New York City Transit Exhibition. What began as a temporary Bicentennial project became the New York Transit Museum we know today. |