Emmeline Pankhurst Arrested 12x8 Retro Tin Sign – Suffragette Protest Wall Art – Feminist History

Note: Very thin tin, all look great from front, but may be able to see signs of dings or minor flexing on the back, this only adds to the rustic look

This 12x8 tin sign captures the historic moment of Emmeline Pankhurst’s arrest during a suffragette protest in London, 1908. Depicted holding a resolution scroll outside Parliament, Pankhurst’s defiant stance symbolizes the struggle for women’s voting rights. A powerful tribute to feminist activism, ideal for history buffs, educators, and collectors of political memorabilia.

Features:
- Durable tin metal with folded edges and pre-drilled holes
- Black-and-white photo print of Pankhurst’s 1908 arrest
- Weather-resistant and fade-proof for indoor/outdoor display
- Educational and decorative for classrooms, libraries, or offices
- Honors the legacy of the UK suffragette movement