Beistle
Herald Trumpet Cutouts – 2-Pack Medieval Banners with Royal Lion Crest, Cardstock Wall Decorations for Fantasy Parties, Castle-Themed Events, and Renaissance Celebrations, 17”
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Description
- ROYAL MEDIEVAL DESIGN: Features a heraldic trumpet illustration with hanging red-and-blue banners and a bold yellow lion crest
- DOUBLE-SIDED PRINTING: Printed on both sides so you can hang them in windows, doorways, or open spaces with full visibility
- DURABLE CARDS TOCK MATERIAL: Lightweight yet sturdy for easy mounting on walls, doors, or backdrop stands without curling or tearing
- IDEAL FOR THEMED DECOR: Perfect for castle-themed parties, fantasy roleplay events, Renaissance fairs, medieval banquets, and theatrical sets
- MADE IN THE USA: Elevate every occasion and milestone with our premium party supplies, made in Pennsylvania. Our vibrant decorations promise durability and style, ensuring unforgettable moments for all life events
Beistle 54849 Herald Trumpet Cutouts (2 Count). These cutouts are printed on both sides of board stock. They are very colorful and measure 17 Inch tall. Decorate your party area with these great cutouts!.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
The Beistle Company
Model
54849
Color
Herald Trumpet Cutouts
Size
Herald Trumpet Cutouts
Height
0.3 cm
Length
50.2 cm
Width
30.5 cm
Weight
0.9 kg
Shipping & Delivery
Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.
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We offer a 30-day return window. If something isn't right, contact our support team and we'll make it right.
