Liberty St. #195 Pin - Standard Finish
Small sculptures. Hand-finished in Toronto, one at a time.
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A miniature pin replica of the historic Toronto acorn street sign at 195 Liberty Street, near Dufferin Street at the western edge of Liberty Village. The original Rosco-manufactured signs of this type were a fixture of Toronto streets through much of the 20th century. Hand-finished with a high-gloss white background, black frame, and sharp black lettering. Mechanically solid, carefully finished, one of a kind.
Liberty Street
Liberty Street in Toronto’s west end likely takes its name from the spirit of independence and freedom that characterized the early 19th-century settlement in the area, though the exact origin is somewhat unclear. It developed as part of the city’s industrial and residential expansion, linking working-class neighbourhoods near the railways and factories.
Over time, Liberty Street became known for its mix of modest homes, warehouses, and local businesses, reflecting the gritty, resilient character of its communities. Today it runs through areas that blend Toronto’s industrial past with vibrant urban redevelopment.