Wyoming Cowboys Pistol Pete 140th Anniversary Vinyl Figure
$87.95
Honor 140 years of University of Wyoming frontier tradition with the Pistol Pete 140th Anniversary Vinyl Figure, uniting Laramie's brown-and-gold mascot in his yellow COWBOYS hat and woolly chaps with a #140 window box stamped 1886-2026 and Powder River, Let 'er Buck!
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Since the University of Wyoming opened its doors in Laramie in March 1886-four years before Wyoming entered the Union as the 44th state-the brown-and-gold standard has defined collegiate pride across the High Plains. The Wyoming Cowboys Pistol Pete 140th Anniversary Vinyl Figure marks the 1886-2026 milestone by translating the sideline mascot into a freestanding three-dimensional collectible. From the wide-brimmed yellow cowboy hat bearing brown COWBOYS block lettering and a dark brown hatband to the thick, sweeping handlebar mustache and furrowed brow, every contour reflects the frontier grit associated with War Memorial Stadium and the Arena-Auditorium.
Sculpted Western Attire & 1886-2026 Collector Box Details
Rather than relying on a flat cutout, this figure captures the layered textures of Pistol Pete's game-day outfit in full relief. A knotted yellow neck bandana rests over a brown-and-gold plaid long-sleeve shirt and a buttoned yellow vest, while a brown gun belt with a right-hip holster sits above textured fleece-style yellow woolly chaps and brown cowboy boots. Beside the figure, the white-and-brown window display box (numbered #140 under the POP! COLLEGE header) features the gold Steamboat bucking horse and rider silhouette, a circular 140 YEARS badge, and a lower brown ribbon reading 140TH ANNIVERSARY * 1886-2026 * POWDER RIVER, LET 'ER BUCK!
- Out-of-Box or In-Box Display: Keep Pistol Pete housed inside the #140 clear-window collector box to preserve the 1886-2026 packaging graphics, or place the freestanding figure directly beside game-day tickets, framed diplomas, or bookshelf memorabilia.
- High-Contrast Western Detailing: Clean paint separation defines the plaid shirt check pattern, gold vest buttons, holstered revolver grip, and brown COWBOYS hat lettering without color bleed.
- Simple Dusting & Shelf Care: Wipe the figure and clear box window gently with a dry microfiber cloth, and position away from direct window sunlight to keep the brown and gold tones sharp over time.
Built for University of Wyoming alumni, Laramie students, and collegiate mascot collectors, this 140th Anniversary Pistol Pete figure brings the spirit of 1886-2026 and the rallying cry of Powder River right to an office desk, study shelf, or fan cave display.
| Material | Molded collectible vinyl figure with printed paperboard and clear-window display box |
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| Printing Technology | Multi-color factory paint application with pad-printed details and full-color collector box graphics |
| Display Style | Freestanding 3D tabletop figure for desk, shelf, or in-box window display |
| Size Options | Standard collector figure scale with matching #140 window display box |
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Does the Pistol Pete 140th Anniversary vinyl figure stand on its own outside the #140 collector box?
Yes. The figure is molded with flat-soled brown cowboy boots beneath the yellow woolly chaps so it stands upright on desks, bookshelves, or display cabinets without needing a separate stand, and it can also remain inside its clear-window box.
What University of Wyoming 1886-2026 anniversary markings are printed on the window box and figure?
Pistol Pete wears a yellow cowboy hat printed with brown COWBOYS lettering, while the #140 window box carries the gold Steamboat bucking horse emblem, a 140 YEARS badge, and the lower banner reading '140TH ANNIVERSARY * 1886-2026 * POWDER RIVER, LET 'ER BUCK!'
Is this a 3D molded vinyl figure or a flat acrylic plaque?
This item is a freestanding three-dimensional molded vinyl figure packaged with a printed paperboard and clear-window display box rather than a flat acrylic sheet.
How should I clean and display the figure and its window box to prevent dust or sunlight wear?
Dust the vinyl surfaces and the clear front window using a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or prolonged direct sunlight to protect the brown-and-gold paint finish and box graphics.
