New york subway signs

MTA Officially Licensed New York City subway signs. All signs are handmade in the USA. With over 400 stations to choose from and custom signs available.

The MTA New York City Subway, or simply the New York City Subway, is the rail rapid transit system of New York City. It is the largest rapid transit system in the world in terms of number of stat…

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Mr. Noorda was an internationally known graphic designer who helped introduce a Modernist look to advertising posters, corporate logos and the New York City subway system.

Jody Williams is raising funds for NYC Subway Poster Size Art Prints on Kickstarter! Large (24x36"), 13 color, signed & numbered, silk screened art prints.

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About this item Motivational New York Sign: Set of 4 (8x10 Inches) unframed new york city subway signs designed to add that special touch of NYC to your bedroom, bathroom, living room, office, or basement. These motivational new york subway prints are uniquely designed to give as a gift to men, son, grandson, father, daughter, or any NYC fan. New York City Memorabilia Wall Art: Each inspirational NYC subway print set is packed secure in a stay flat mailer envelope. This ensures your New York…

"MTA Officially Licensed NYC Subway Sign - Downtown & Brooklyn This sign is approved by the MTA (Metropolitan Transit Authority) and meets their quality standards as an authentic reproduction sign. It is based on New York City's subway signs. ABOUT THIS SIGN Each sign is handmade one at a time from MDF wood and painted flat black. Signs are made with a combination of screen printing and/or stenciling paint onto the wood. We don't use any vinyl, cut out, or stick on letters. Signs are…

A self-styled “information architect,” Mr. Vignelli gave Modernist shape to book covers, shopping bags, furniture, corporate logos and, famously, a subway map.