The Minnesota Conservation Federation Western Belt Buckle is a limited edition accessory featuring a fish pattern in silver and gold metal. With a vintage style, this Western buckle is designed by the Minnesota Conservation Federation and is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. The buckle fits a 1.5 inch belt width and is a unique piece that showcases a love for fishing and the Minnesota outdoors.
Made from high-quality leather, it features a distinct Pirarucu Fish-inspired texture that adds bold character. ✅ Authentic Pirarucu Fish Leather: Made from real, genuine alligator skin, this belt showcases the unique, natural patterns and texture of the exotic leather, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
This belt buckle is super cool and rare! And vintage! Does have some wear but not too bad! This would be perfect for a collection or to use everyday! SOLD AS IS NO REFUNDS NO RETURNS!
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission belt buckle is a vintage-inspired accessory designed for men. The brass color and western buckle style make it a unique and stylish addition to any outfit. Crafted with brass and metal materials, this belt buckle features a wood hardware material and showcases a game and fish design, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and collectors alike.
In great condition, est made around the 1980s or 90s. Would make a stand out addition to your belt.
The Siskiyou Men’s Silver Metal Western Fish FLY Fishing Belt Buckle Vintage 1983 is a stylish and unique accessory for men who love fishing. Made of metal with an antique finish, this belt buckle features a fish pattern and Western design. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, this vintage piece adds a touch of personality to any outfit. Made in the United States by Siskiyou, it is a one-of-a-kind item that fits a 1.5-inch belt width. Ideal for those who appreciate distinctive and timeless accessories.
Bass Fishing Belt Buckle Western Great American Buckles USA Serial #531 1981
Buckle shows surface wear and coating loss on the top edge—see photos. Solid and collectible piece from the 1980s.