All fiberglass folding umbrella, 46” arc automatic opening, vented technology, double rib construction, nylon, nonslip rubber grip handle with navy & white color coordinated design. Matching nylon sleeve. Part of the CityStore exclusive City Seal collection.
Fiberglass shaft, 58” arc automatic opening, vented technology, double rib construction, nylon, nonslip rubber grip handle with navy color coordinated design. Matching nylon sleeve. Part of the CityStore exclusive City Seal collection.
Compact in appearance yet surprisingly spacious, this canvas tote bag with its long hand sewn handles, all important front pocket and extra strong base is the perfect bag for NYC! Natural with Navy accents and Orange New York City Seal. 100% Cotton, 18w x 14H x 4G and made in USA.
Colorful, long lasting fabric braided charging cables. Compatible with Apple® 5-Pin, Micro USB and Type-C devices. Simply plug the cable into a powered USB port and then into your device or smartphone. Provides convenient and practical service in your daily life. LED changes color from red to blue when device is fully charged. Cable length is approx. 3 feet. Complies with Prop 65. 5 5/8" H x 1 5/8" W x 11/16" D.
The City Seal pouch is perfect for makeup, pencils and any other important bits you need to keep safe. Great accessory to match the City Seal Carry all tote. Canvas with Orange Seal and Navy side. 100% cotton canvas, measures 6″ x 9″ and made in USA.
Handcrafted from Swedish birchwood and laminated with a food-safe varnish, these durable trays are as functional as they are beautiful. Dishwasher safe. Tray is 13” x 8¼” (33x21cm).
Hard enamel pin measuring 1.25" tall featuring a classic NYC pigeon enjoying their first cup of coffee for the day. Has embossed maker's mark on the back and come on a branded 3" x 4" backer card.
Own a piece of subway history with this authentic reproduction of the 116th Street, Columbia University subway mosaic tile located in Manhattan, New York. Wonderful high glaze ceramic tile. Mounting hardware affixed, 6 x 6 square.
Discover how the advancement of new architecture in historic districts, guided by the concept of "appropriateness", has cultivated the evolution of neighborhoods while safeguarding their distinct character and public significance. This publication, originally displayed at the AIANY/Center for Architecture in 2009, has since traveled to four other locations in the United States. The New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation oversaw the production and organization of this 63-page soft cover book, measuring 9 x 6 inches.
