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Lansdowne Portrait: US President George Washington Seltzer Can Cooler

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It's time to pave the way for customizable seltzer coolers, and Zazzle is here to get it done! Seltzers have dominated the drink scene, and we can all agree that regular coolers just don't fit right. So without further ado, let us present premium 12oz seltzer sleeves! Just like regular can coolers, our seltzer coolers are fully customizable with edge-to-edge sublimated full-color printing. Take your seltzer cooler anywhere without the fear of it getting destroyed. Our durable fabric is extremely easy to clean, allowing it to withstand the elements for years to come. Ideal for bachelorette parties, camping, or any other event that will have drinks flowing. Get yours today!

  • Fits 12 oz slim cans
  • Dimensions: 2.25" D x 5.5" H
  • Customize all sides, including the bottom
  • Edge-to-edge full-color print to flatter the most beautiful of designs
  • Made from high-density open-cell polyurethane foam
  • Easy to clean durable fabric will last for years and keep your drink cold
  • Collapsible foam material makes for easy storage
  • Proudly made in the USA

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Lansdowne Portrait: US President George Washington Seltzer Can Cooler

Lansdowne Portrait: US President George Washington Seltzer Can Cooler

George Washington, born in 1732 in Virginia, was a prominent figure in the American Revolution and the first President of the United States. His journey to becoming a national icon was marked by a series of significant events and leadership roles. - In 1753, at the age of 21, Washington was appointed as a major in the Virginia militia. This marked the beginning of his military career, which would later play a crucial role in the American Revolution. During the French and Indian War, he gained valuable experience as a commander and strategist. - In 1775, the American Revolutionary War erupted, and Washington was appointed as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. His leadership and military prowess were instrumental in securing American independence from Great Britain. After eight years of arduous conflict, the war culminated in the British surrender at Yorktown in 1781. - Following the war, Washington returned to his home at Mount Vernon. However, his contributions to the nation did not end there. In 1787, he was elected as President of the Constitutional Convention, where he played a pivotal role in drafting the United States Constitution. - In 1789, Washington was unanimously elected as the first President of the United States. During his two terms, he established the foundations of the American government, including the cabinet system and the judiciary. He also maintained neutrality in foreign affairs and promoted economic development. - It was during his presidency that Gilbert Stuart, a renowned American portrait painter, had the opportunity to paint George Washington. Stuart, known for his bold brushwork and ability to capture a subject's likeness, was commissioned to create portraits of the first president. - The sittings between Stuart and Washington took place in Philadelphia, where the nation's capital was temporarily located. Stuart was captivated by Washington's presence and sought to capture his dignity and authority in his paintings. The result was a series of iconic portraits that have become synonymous with the image of George Washington. - One of the most famous portraits, known as the "Lansdowne Portrait," depicts Washington in a grand and dignified manner. The painting, commissioned by the 1st Marquess of Lansdowne, showcases Washington's stature as a leader and statesman. - Stuart's portraits of Washington not only immortalized the first president's image but also solidified his legacy as a founding father of the United States. These paintings continue to inspire and captivate viewers, serving as a reminder of the nation's rich history and the enduring legacy of George Washington. - The Lansdowne Portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart in 1796.

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The product looks and feels great. Also giving this a 5* because of the fantastic customer support. My first order of this was not perfect and Zazzle refunded me right away so I could re-purchase. I'm not a typical review-leaver, but the customer experiance made me really happy. Crisp lines, looks great.
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By Sanford S.September 9, 2025Verified Purchase
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The printing is nice as usual for Zazzle . It's thinner than other can coolers I've had. Don't try to print anything across the center of the bottom as it's printed flat. This is my design and will likely replace this product when I fix the bottom so if your interested in the design you can find it here - zazzle.com/store/sanfordstudio.
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Created on: 11/25/2024, 5:33 PM
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