Movable Type Logo Pin
Overview
The logo for The New York Times Company might look like piano keys, but it is actually a reference to the historic movable type printing process that was used in the early production of the newspaper. That was the inspiration behind this metal pin as part of our Early Edition collection.
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The Times Company logo was originally designed by Lou Silverstein, the art director and graphic designer for The New York Times who was inducted into the Art Directors Hall of Fame in 1984.
This 0.7" black nickel plated pin comes placed on a 2" x 2" backer card. Our Early Edition pin collection was made by Three Potato Four, a husband and wife led product and graphic design studio located outside of Philadelphia.
Specifications
Made in China. Developed in Philadelphia.
Dimensions: 0.7" pin placed on a 2" x 2" backer card
Material: Black nickel plated pin with rubber clutch backing
Processing time
Estimated processing time: 5-7 business days
Early Edition
Each item in the collection links to our past, inspired by artifacts and photographs researched and unearthed in the newspaper’s vast archives.
Specifications
Made in China. Developed in Philadelphia.
Dimensions: 0.7" pin placed on a 2" x 2" backer card
Material: Black nickel plated pin with rubber clutch backing
Processing time
Estimated processing time: 5-7 business days