H52790 Mary McLeod Bethune Civil Rights Activist Cardboard Cutout Standee Standup

H52790 Mary McLeod Bethune Civil Rights Activist Cardboard Cutout Standee Standupmodel number: H52790 Features: Cardboard Cutout TOP QUALITY CUTOUTS Are printed using nothing but the best materials and printing methods to make them look real. LIFE SIZE CARDBOARD CUTOUT Be surprised by the celebrity cutout life size in a high definition print, arrived in your dining room, living room or entrance area to make a lot of fun! Proudly manufactured in the USA, professionally designed and printed this lifesize cutout will be a huge hit to

model number: H52790

Features:

• Cardboard Cutout
• TOP QUALITY CUTOUTS - Are printed using nothing but the best materials and printing methods to make them look real.
• LIFE SIZE CARDBOARD CUTOUT - Be surprised by the celebrity cutout life size in a high definition print, arrived in your dining room, living room or entrance area to make a lot of fun! Proudly manufactured in the USA, professionally designed and printed this lifesize cutout will be a huge hit to any birthday or graduation party.
• NO WRINKLES ON ARRIVAL - We make sure to get your life size standee photo print in a perfect condition, as we make sure to safely pack the cardboard cutout. Easy to assemble and can be used multiple times.
• AT LIFESIZE CUSTOM CUTOUTS - We have an unbelievable range of Celebrities, Historical Figures, Animals, etc to suit every occasion. Our cutouts really enhance an event, to bring humour, as a practical joke or for photo-opportunities. And they make fantastic gifts as well.

Details: Cardboard cutout of Mary McLeod Bethune. She was an American civil rights activist, educator, humanitarian, womanist, and philanthropist. She was known as the female Booker T Washington. She was leader or president for numerous African American woman's organizations including the National Youth Administration's Negro Devision and the National Association for Colored Women. President Franklin D Roosevelt appointed her as a national adviser and worked with her to create the Federal Council on colored Affairs. She also started a private school for African-American students. Dimensions are 68x28 inches.