Stephen F. Austin State University Frame | College Diploma Frames

This Stephen F. Austin State University frame holds a 5 x 7 photo and features Rosewood w/Gold Lip hardwood moulding and a single purple mat.


The official SFA seal and name are elegantly embossed in gold leaf and a pane of UV protective glass finishes it all off to keep your photo looking as great as the day it was taken. Comes with a 100% Lifetime Guarantee, making it the perfect, worry-free graduation gift or a special thank you gift to the loved ones who helped you get there.  Great for graduation pictures.

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