Born in Brooklyn on June 11, 1913, Vince Lombardi arrived in Wisconsin in 1959 and authored the greatest dynasty in professional football—guiding the Green Bay Packers to five NFL Championships in seven seasons and victories in Super Bowls I and II. Across Green Bay, his unshakeable moral authority, former seminary training, and daily attendance at morning Mass earned him an affectionate local title that endured for decades: “The Pope.” Marking the 113th anniversary of his birth (1913–2026), the Vince Lombardi The Pope 113th Anniversary Vinyl Figure captures his iconic Lambeau Field sideline presence in a freestanding three-dimensional sculpt.
Every element of the figure reflects the formal game-day attire that defined 1960s football sidelines. A creased olive-brown fedora with a matte black band sits squarely above parted dark hair with silver-gray temples and black-and-silver browline eyeglasses. Beneath an open charcoal-gray overcoat, Coach Lombardi wears a tailored three-button gray suit, a crisp white collared shirt, and a diagonal-striped Green Bay green-and-gold necktie. His right hand points forward in a decisive sideline command while his left hand rests inside his trouser pocket above glossy black dress shoes.

Solid Vinyl Craftsmanship & 1913–2026 Titletown Window Packaging
Molded from dense collectible vinyl and PVC polymer with a multi-layer fade-resistant painted finish, the figure preserves sharp lapel lines, fedora contours, and tie striping under office or study lighting. Because the sculpted shoes are engineered with a wide, flat footprint, the piece stands balanced directly on wooden bookshelves, executive desk organizers, or glass trophy cases without needing an external base plate.

For collectors who prefer boxed presentation, the figure arrives inside a forest-green, athletic-gold, and white POP! FOOTBALL clear-window display box. The front panel pairs the oval G emblem and a circular gold 1913-2026 badge with bold VINCE LOMBARDI — The POPE typography and the lower commemorative inscription 1913 • 2026 • 113TH ANNIVERSARY—making it a fitting gift for football coaches, Packers historians, and sports biography readers.























