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Royal Bobbles Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States – American History Anniversary Bobblehead – 8.5 Inches Tall – Collectible Bobblehead Statue

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Royal Bobbles Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States – American History Anniversary Bobblehead – 8.5 Inches Tall – Collectible Bobblehead Statue

THEODORE ROOSEVELT BOBBLEHEAD: Celebrate the energetic 26th President known for progressive reforms, conservation efforts, and his larger-than-life leadership style. Roosevelt helped modernize the presidency while championing America’s national parks and public protections.
CLASSIC LIKENESS: Carefully designed to capture Theodore Roosevelt's unmistakable look and personality, this premium bobblehead features hand-painted details, expressive sculpting, and an oversized nodding head that brings history to life.
PRESIDENTIAL BOBBLEHEAD COLLECTION: Part of Royal Bobbles’ distinguished collection honoring the presidents who helped shape American history, this figurine is a must-have for collectors, presidential memorabilia enthusiasts, history buffs, and patriotic displays.
SCALED TO SIZE: This figure stands 8.5" tall. Royal Bobbles figures are scaled to their most accurate size so that your collection fits together beautifully as a visually cohesive set when displayed.
ARTISAN QUALITY & EXQUISITE DETAILING: Each premium bobblehead is skillfully sculpted from heavyweight polyresin and hand-painted for stunning detail. It features an authentic hologram with a unique serial number and comes in a beautifully designed collectible package that will make an impression before the box is even opened.

During his presidency, Roosevelt initiated the construction of the Panama Canal, increased regulation against big business, improved national forest and sanctuary programs, and passed the Food and Drug Act. In his 1904 re-election campaign, Roosevelt won by the largest popular vote majority ever received by any presidential candidate. In November 1902, Roosevelt attended a bear hunt in Mississippi, where a bear was tracked, clubbed, and tied up. He was appalled at the treatment of the bear, and refused to allow anyone to claim it. A cartoon of this story became wildly popular, and "Teddy's bear" became a long lasting nationwide legend. Theodore Roosevelt became the first American President to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.