National Cheesesteak V Pin Up Girl Magnet

Celebrate the flavors of Philadelphia with this unique magnet featuring a classic pin-up girl joyfully riding a giant cheesesteak! Dressed in a playful retro outfit with Philly pride, she’s holding on tight as she rides this iconic sandwich, bringing a touch of vintage charm and humor to your fridge. With a delicious cheesesteak front and center, this magnet perfectly captures the heart and soul of Philadelphia cuisine—made for foodies, Philadelphians, or anyone who loves a tasty bit of Americana.

The cheesesteak has a storied history in Philadelphia, where it originated in the 1930s thanks to hot dog vendors Pat and Harry Olivieri. By adding thinly sliced beef and onions to a roll, they created what would soon become a local sensation. With cheese added later, the sandwich grew into a Philly classic, embodying the city's working-class spirit and love for hearty, delicious food. Over the years, the cheesesteak has gained fans worldwide, but it will always be Philly’s pride and joy, making this magnet a must-have for anyone who loves a good cheesesteak and the vibrant culture it represents.

This is one of these Blackstone Recipes that just happens sometimes, I do believe I am one of the few people or the very first person to have decided to "French Dip" a Philly Cheesesteak and name it after a Founding Father who also served as an Ambassador to France and wrote the phrase "We the People" in our constitution.  The French Dip ofcourse is a different kind of steak sandwich, originated in Los Angeles around the same time as the philly cheese was gaining popularity in the city of brotherly love.  I guess the only wa this could get more Philadelphia is if I added a few slices of scrapple in with the beef, but I am pretty sure only psychos would do something insane like that, nobody wants the taste of liver and oats mixed in with beef and cheese. Those two Philly things are best kept seperated. Below is a little mini webpage I made about my visit to Philadelphia.  It's a city that is easy to hate, and in its depression and oddity, it also is a city that can be easy to love. 

Bring classic charm and festive flair to your fridge or any magnetic surface with our Holiday Pin-Up Girl Magnets! Featuring beautifully illustrated pin-up girls inspired by the golden age of pin-up art, these magnets celebrate major holidays and fun social media holidays throughout the year. From Valentine's Day to National Pizza Day, each design captures the playful, glamorous style of vintage pin-up art, adding a touch of retro elegance to your home.

A Brief History of Pin-Up Art: Pin-up art rose to prominence in the early 20th century, peaking during the 1940s and 1950s. Artists like Alberto Vargas and Gil Elvgren created iconic images of glamorous women, often featured in magazines and calendars. Originally designed to boost morale during World War II, pin-up girls became symbols of confidence, beauty, and charm, and their influence continues to thrive today in art, fashion, and pop culture.

Celebrate every season with these nostalgic, fun magnets that combine the timeless appeal of pin-up art with a modern twist on your favorite holidays!

Product features
- Long lasting with laminated surface and black magnetic backing
- Vibrant colors with latest printing techniques
- Matte finish with full color decoration
- Three sizes to choose from
- Ideal for indoor use

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the magnet outwards.