





San Francisco Cable Car
October 1958, and San Francisco is going about its day - a cable car gliding through a sunny intersection, pedestrians in their good coats and hats, a stop sign catching the light, the city humming along exactly as it always has. There is something quietly astonishing about this slide: the cable car system running through this frame is the same one still running today, the last manually operated cable car system in the world and a National Historic Landmark since 1964 - meaning someone stood on this corner sixty-five years ago and accidentally made a piece of history look like a Tuesday. San Francisco Cable Car is a love letter to a city that has always known exactly who it is.
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Unframed Paper Print
Premium archival matte paper, giclée printed and shipped ready to frame. Crisp, gallery quality acid-free and fade resistant.

Black Frame
A classic solid wood frame with a 1.25″ face in matte black. Optical-grade clear acrylic glazing ready to hang. Clean, bold and suits any interior.

Natural Frame
A warm solid wood frame with a 1.25″ face in natural oak. Optical-grade clear acrylic glazing ready to hang. Organic, earthy and beautifully tactile.

White Frame
A crisp solid wood frame with a 1.25″ face in bright white. Optical-grade clear acrylic glazing ready to hang. Airy, minimal and gallery perfect.