Pistol Pete - Illustrated Mascot Big Head - Official NCAA - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Foam Core Cutout Size:LARGE (26"W x 30.5"H) no tape or tacks required 1900-02657-005

Name: Pistol Pete - Illustrated Mascot Big Head - Official NCAA - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Foam Core Cutout Size:LARGE (26"W x 30.5"H) no tape or tacks required 1900-02657-005
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Pistol Pete Illustrated Mascot Big Head Official NCAA Oklahoma State Cowboys Foam Core Cutout Size:LARGE (26"W x 30.5"H) no tape or tacks required 1900 02657 005 no tape or tacks required Whether you're decking out a game room or personalizing a workspace Show your Oklahoma State Cowboys pride with this illustrated mascot Big Head cutout featuring Pistol Pete in bold this Big Head brings instant excitement wherever it goes

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