How to Display Your Fulton's Enamel Pins Collection
By Fulton's Playing Cards | Published: 2026-10-22
Category: How-to Guides
Learn practical ways to display and organize your Fulton's enamel pins, from pin boards to framed cases, with tips to keep them secure and show-ready.
Quick Answer
To display your Fulton's enamel pins, choose a pin board or framed display that matches your space, arrange them by theme or color, and secure them with locking pin backs to prevent loss.
Choosing the Right Display Surface
The surface you choose affects both the look and the safety of your pins. Cork boards are forgiving and easy to rearrange, while fabric-covered frames give a more polished feel. For a modern look, consider a magnetic display board or a shadow box with a foam insert.
Avoid surfaces that are too soft or thick, as they can stress the pin clasp or make it hard to secure. A firm backing, like cork or dense foam, holds the pin firmly without bending the post.
Arranging Your Pins for Visual Impact
Grouping pins by theme—such as casino signs, Day of the Dead motifs, or limited editions—creates a cohesive story. Alternatively, arrange by color to make the display pop. Leave a little space between pins so each one gets attention.
If you have both soft enamel and cloisonné pins, consider mixing them; the different textures add depth. Just be mindful of the pin size—most Fulton's pins are two inches, so plan your layout accordingly.
How to Display Your Fulton's Enamel Pins: Step-by-Step
- Gather your pins and supplies: Collect all the Fulton's enamel pins you want to display, along with a pin board, fabric, frame, or shadow box. Make sure you have locking pin backs or rubber clutches for extra security. Check that each pin has a secure back before mounting; loose backs are a common cause of lost pins.
- Prepare your display surface: If using a cork board, cover it with fabric or leave it bare. For a frame, insert a foam board or cork backing. Ensure the surface is clean and dry. A firm, flat surface prevents pins from bending or falling out.
- Plan your layout: Lay the pins on a flat surface and arrange them by theme, color, or size. Take a photo of the layout so you can replicate it on the board. Use a photo as a reference to avoid repositioning pins multiple times.
- Attach the pins: Push each pin through the fabric or board, then secure the clasp. For a frame, place the pins on the backing before closing the frame. Double-check that each pin is straight and firmly attached.
- Hang or place your display: Hang the board or frame at eye level in a spot with low humidity and away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Avoid damp areas like bathrooms; moisture can damage enamel and metal.
Enamel Pins to Display
- ACE FULTONS CASINO SIGN ENAMEL PIN: This soft enamel pin features the legendary Ace Fulton's Casino sign and includes a beautiful backing card. The backing card doubles as a mini display piece, so you can show the pin on a shelf or desk without a board.
ACE FULTONS CASINO SIGN ENAMEL PIN - FULTONS DAY OF THE DEAD CLOISONNE PIN: This cloisonné (hard enamel) pin features the Catrina Spade from Fulton's Day of the Dead and comes with a backing card. The hard enamel finish is more scratch-resistant, making it a good choice for a frequently handled display.
FULTONS DAY OF THE DEAD CLOISONNE PIN
