Since Paul Brown brought professional football back to the Queen City for the franchise’s inaugural 1968 campaign, Cincinnati game days have evolved around three unmistakable traditions: bold black tiger stripes on an orange shell, the roaring mascot patrolling the sidelines, and the stadium-wide chant echoing off the Ohio River. The Cincinnati Bengals 58th Anniversary Keychain brings all three emblems together on a single heavy-duty keyring, marking the 1968–2026 milestone in a compact everyday piece built for ignition fobs, house keys, and game-day gear bags.

Three Cincy Touchstones: Tiger-Striped Helmet, Who Dey & 1968–2026 Dog Tag
Rather than crowding every graphic onto a single flat plate, this collector keyring suspends three distinct pendants from independent silver-tone link chains so each piece hangs naturally and moves freely in your hand. On the left, a three-dimensional miniature football helmet reproduces the iconic black-over-orange tiger-stripe pattern introduced ahead of Cincinnati’s 1981 postseason run, complete with a black multi-bar cage facemask, white interior padding, silver-tone side rivets, and white chinstrap hardware.
Hanging at the center is a contoured die-cut charm of mascot Who Dey the Bengal tiger dressed in his black home jersey bearing the striped B chest monogram, white football pants, and orange-and-black cleats as he raises his right index finger in a #1 victory salute. Flanking him on the right, a rectangular brushed silver-tone dog tag bordered by a raised rim displays 58TH ANNIVERSARY above five orange stars, stacked dark-brown and orange CINCINNATI BENGALS lettering, brush-script WHO DEY over orange claw-slash accents, ★ 1968 - 2026 ★, and the tiger-striped B emblem at the base.
Chrome-Plated Zinc Alloy Hardware & Quick-Clip Lobster Clasp
Designed to stand up to constant friction against brass keys, denim pockets, and stadium turnstiles, the metal assembly is cast in zinc alloy with polished silver-tone chrome plating. Recessed enamel color fills across the Who Dey tiger pendant and a scratch-resistant UV-printed finish on the brushed dog tag keep the orange, black, and white details sharp over years of daily carry. At the top of the assembly, a standard stainless steel split ring is paired with a spring-loaded swivel lobster-claw clasp—making it easy to keep car fobs permanently threaded on the main ring while clipping the keychain onto a belt loop, backpack zipper, or tailgate lanyard in one motion.
























