Manufacturer: Jadco. Commemorates: The 130th anniversary of the California Farmer magazine (1854-1984). Material: Solid brass with a dark enamel background. Dimensions: Approximately 3.5 inches by 2.3 inches. If you have any questions please message us. Thank you for looking!
Premium Leather: Top genuine leather, double-sided full grain leather. High gloss, tear resistance. Lacquered and embossed surface processing. Adjustable Belt: if the leather belt strap is too long, you can trim the strap length, or punch extra holes on the belt with hole punch stick to fit your size.
SKULL ON WOOD BACKGROUND IMAGE. BELT BUCKLE.
Publisher: Nelbons. Five Width Belts for Buckles for all of the belt with hole.
This is my new STEEL Collection of Belt Buckles. No Belts Included. The 1.5″ Large 1 Piece Alligator Buckle.Style #ST130 The Alligator Buckle measures 3.25″ by 3.5″ and weighs 3.4 oz.. This is a great buckle set for Men and Women. Beautiful design. Steel Buckles do not tarnish. No polish necessary.
It is durable and comfortable.
Publisher: maikun. Size: S: suitable for waist size 26-30″; M: suitable for waist size 31-34″; L: suitable for waist size 35-38″; XL: suitable for waist size 39-42″; XXL: suitable for waist size 43-46″; Webbing strap width: 1.5″.
Publisher: Tonywell. NO MORE HOLES -Tonywell Rachette belt without holes to crack or wear out while traditional belts secure the buckle into pre-set holes along the belt. You can trim this belt strap length by yourself to fit your size if the strap is too long for you.
This listing is for a Vintage California Farmer Magazine Belt Buckle 130th Aniversary 1984 Brass Jadco.size: 3.5″ x 2.25 « . Very good pre-owned condition.Measurements: Please see photos for measurements I will ship this item out via USPS / UPS with tracking confirmation number. I ship every morning Monday- Saturday. Please ask any questions before you purchase.
It’s a belt that lets you freely adjust your belt size without the limitation of holes in the strap. In fact, there are no holes at all! Try SlideBelts out and see why there’s no reason to poke holes in a perfectly good belt.