This Vintage Indiana Metal Craft Bronze Eagle Head Belt Buckle is a unique and stylish accessory for men. Signed by J R Gray, this Western buckle features a detailed eagle head design, adding a touch of vintage charm to any outfit. Buckle has a nice heavy weight to it. Made of metal in a bronze color, this belt buckle is a perfect representation of American craftsmanship and can fit a belt width of 1.75 inches. Ideal for those who appreciate classic and timeless pieces, this belt buckle is a standout addition to any collection.
Antique-finish bronze CTM « American Pride » belt buckle 3D soaring eagle set against an American flag. Montana Silversmith. Design: Oval buckle featuring a soaring eagle over a US flag design with « American Pride » banner text. Material: Full metal construction.
The front of the buckle depicts a western style shootout. The back of the buckle features a blurb about the town and is stamped « 646 of 1500 ». The buckle is most likely made of pewter. The buckle appears to be in very good condition and shows little / no wear.
The front of the buckle depicts a scene of the town of Cullison. On the backside is a bit of history about the town and « Limited Edition 603 of 1000 ». The buckle appears to be brass. The buckle appears to be in good condition with minimal/no wear.
The front of the buckle depicts the town in a modern setting. The back of the buckle features a blurb about the city and is stamped « 0088 of 1250 ». It is most likely made of pewter. The buckle appears to be in good condition with minimal/no wear on it.
The front of the buckle depicts a man on horseback and the words « Cain’s Round-Up 1982 » in 24k gold plating. It is most likely made of pewter, but has 24k gold plating. The buckle appears to be in good condition with minimal/no wear on it.
The front of the buckle depicts an image of settlers traveling with covered wagons being pulled by oxen. The backside reads « A Limited Edition », a blurb about the inspiration for this buckle, and « SOLID BRASS ».
The front of the buckle depicts a a silo and a banner reading « Peabody, Kansas ». It is most likely made of pewter. The buckle appears to be in good condition with minimal/no wear on it. It is possible there are more minor flaws or condition issues that were not noticed.
The front of the buckle depicts scenes from the town of Hope. The back of the buckle features a blurb about the town and is stamped « 423 of 500 ». The buckle appears to be in good condition with minimal/no wear on it.
