St. Augustine of Canterbury - Roller Banner RB736
Artwork by the Benedictine Sisters of Turvey Abbey
Feast Day: 27th May.
Augustine of Canterbury, Bishop. Sent by the pope,
St. Gregory the Great, in 597 to evangelise the Anglo-Saxons in England. Called
the 'Apostle of England'. He built a cathedral and monastery at
Canterbury and also established sees at Rochester and London.
The original artwork by the Benedictine Sisters of
Turvey Abbey also shows a Canterbury Cross styled on a Saxon brooch design
synonymous with Canterbury. It is also used to symbolise the Anglican
Communion.
Roller/Pull-up Floor Standing Banner: These banner features
a stylish wave design and supports a two-part, telescopic pole that allows the
banner to achieve a commanding height of up to 2m.and printed on a 300gsm grey
block polymer The banner itself feeds from just above floor level,
concealing the base unit and allowing your design to take centre stage. The
compact base allows the Roller Banner to function in environments where space
is limited. The unit weighs 5.6kg and comes with a padded carry bag.
*180 day warranty from date of delivery with any mechanical or print fault.
Dimensions: 2000mm x 850mm
*On orders of 3 of more roller banners, from our extensive range, a 10%
discount will be applied at time of invoice.
Delivery: Please allow 10-14 days from date of order.
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