April 3, 2024
GREEN BAY PACKER PROLINE HELMET SIGNED BY 1967 "ICE BOWL" TEAM
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1967 NFL ICE BOWL NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME On December 31, 1967, on the "frozen tundra" of Lambeau field, before 50,861 fans, the 9-4-1 Green Bay Packers defeated the 9-5 Dallas Cowboys 21-17 to claim the 1967 NFL Championship , and the right to face the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II. "ICE BOWL" The wind chill during this game was -48 degrees F. One spectator DIED of exposure. Seven band members were taken to the hospital with hypothermia. Referees could not use their whistles as they froze to their lips. Many players suffered frost bite. During the Green Bay Packer final game winning drive, trailing 17-14, the wind chill was -70 degrees F. With 16 seconds left in the game, on the Cowboy's one foot line, , and with no time outs, Bart Starr conferred with Vince Lombardi and suggested a QB wedge. Lombardi replied "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here", later admitting he had no idea what Starr had suggested. This Green Bay Packer Proline VSR-4 Full Sized helmet has been signed by : Bart Starr (inscribed :" ICE BOWL, 21-17, 12-31-67 "), Boyd Dowler #86, Jerry Kramer #64 , Don Horn #13 , Max McGee #85 , Willie Wood #24 HOF'89 , Paul Hornung #5 HOF '86 , Fuzzy Thurston #63 , Bob Skoronski #76 , and Jim Flannigan #55 .TRISTAR Hologram (0168484) on helmet for Bart Starr LIMITED EDITION "ICE BOWL" signature and inscription (11/15
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