Before it became a nickname for the whole city, “The Big Apple” was racing slang — coined in the 1920s by sportswriter John J. Fitz Gerald to describe NYC’s high-stakes horse tracks. Today, it’s pure New York: bold, iconic, and a little bit glamorous.
Pick up this juicy tribute at the Museum of the City of New York shop — a perfect gift for anyone who loves local lore, fast horses, or just a good excuse to strut down Fifth Avenue.
- Size: 4.5cm x 4.5cm w, 1.8" x 1.8"
- Material: Cotton, Felt, Metal, Sequins & Beads.
- Hand embroidered in small batches by artisans.
- Handmade means no two are exactly alike — slight variations are part of the charm.