Cardboard cutout of the infamous Jackie Gleason UFO themed house. As the story goes, famous actor Jackie Gleason was notably interested in UFOs, parapsychology, and the paranormal. As Richard Nixon was chummy with Gleason, he disclosed some UFO data. This disclosure prompted the construction of the house. Dimensions are 84×47 inches.
If you are going to throw a Mario party, the decorations kit make for fantastic decorations. The balloons made with natural latex, non-toxic. Every balloons have been rigorously tested and selected manually.
These Color Sloth Hanging party decoration kits will make your table settings look fantastic and all your guests will be happy. Style Sloth Animal Party. Unit Count 24 Count. We do not accept P.O. Boxes.
The smooth rolled edges on each silver dessert bowl have no sharp spots. Material: stainless steel.
72×23 inch cardboard cutout of Nicholas Maduro aboard the USS Iwo Jima. He’s certainly not having a good time, but perhaps the cigarette will calm his nerves. Both from an international and domestic point of view, the opinion of his capture is very divisive.
2 Cardboard cutouts of the US Army Honor Guard honoring the unknown soldiers. The ceremony is a tradition spanning back to World War I where many bodies couldn’t be identified.
70×46 inch cardboard cutout of Donald Trump new project. In early May 2026, President Trump initiated a rapid, roughly $1.5–$2 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, coating it in a bright “American flag blue” finish. Described by Trump as a “filthy” landmark revamp, the project aims to replace a proposed $300M+ restoration with a swift fix before the 4th of July, though it faces criticism and lawsuits from preservationists who argue it compromises the site’s historical aesthetic by making it look like a swimming pool.
82×32 inch cardboard cutout of the Artemis II Reentry Space Suit. The design is similar to the ACES suit, but with some blue accents. The Artemis 2 mission is the first crewed mission of NASA’s Artemis program, flying astronauts around the Moon to test the Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion spacecraft’s life support, navigation, and heat shield in deep space, acting as a critical dress rehearsal for future lunar landings and paving the way for sustained human presence on the Moon and eventual missions to Mars.
The ENIAC built and mainly used by the US Army to calculate artillery firing tables. The ENIAC computed a trajectory in 30 seconds that would have taken 1 human being 20 hours.
