Vintage 1960’s SEC Georgia Bulldogs Toes Up Football Bobblehead NodderCUSTOM
Every sports fan knows the Georgia Bulldogs, one of America’s most beloved college football teams. The origins of the Georgia Bulldogs’ nickname date back to when they were known as “the Red and Black”-a reference to their school colors. In 1920, however, a group of students at UGA decided it was time for something more unique and spirited. None seemed quite right until an Atlanta Journal writer suggested that they should be called “Bulldogs” due to their tenaciousness on defense during games against rival schools like Auburn University. From then on out, UGA has been known as the Georgia Bulldogs-and while other teams have come up with various mascots since then, none can claim such an exciting origin story as this iconic SEC powerhouse! Whether you bleed red & black or love all things college football-related – there is no denying that being able to trace your favorite team’s history back nearly 100 years makes them even more special than ever before! Vintage 1960’s SEC Georgia Bulldogs Toes Up Football Bobblehead NodderCUSTOMThis is an original 1960’s “bobbie style” bobblehead that has been customized into a Georgia Bulldogs nodder. It stands about 7 tall and made of paper mache’. Silver helmets and pants and red jerseys. The nodder has been decorated with decals including the iconic “G” logo on the helmet, Georgia G on the jersey and “Bulldogs” on the base. The spring is strong and bobbles like it should. “Patent Pending Japan” is stamped on the bottom of the base. This has been meticulously done and should make any Bulldog fan very happy. Please see all photos as they are part of the description. If you have any questions please ask and Thanks for Looking!