The Great American Buckle Co. Gold Rush By Life Adventures Vintage Belt Buckle is a unique and stylish accessory for men. This limited edition belt buckle features a leopard print pattern in gold and silver, with a western buckle style. Made of metal and designed by The Great American Buckle Co., this vintage piece adds a touch of animal print flair to any outfit. The buckle fits a 1.5 inch belt and is sure to make a statement with its eye-catching design.
Siskiyou Buckle Co. American Veteran And Damn Proud of It Belt Buckle from 1987 is a patriotic buckle A scratches on the pewter Please see photos
This was an estate find. It’s in used pre owned condition. The belt has heavy wear and tear.
VINTAGE 1990 GREAT AMERICAN BUCKLE COMPANY SKULL AND SNAKE BELT BUCKLE. ITEM MEASURES 2″ X 3.5″, IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. FREE S/H TO THE USA. ALL OTHERS EMAIL FOR SHIPPING COSTS. CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR MORE COOL STUFF.
Made from high-quality pewter, this belt buckle features a detailed design of an eagle, symbolizing freedom and strength.
1982 VINTAGE BRASS « GRANDPA » BELT BUCKLE MADE BY THE GREAT AMERICAN BUCKLE CO-USA. SWIVEL IS 1 7/8″ WIDE. SERIAL NO. 01005. GOOD CONDITION! Please see photos before purchase. Please ask if any questions. Thank you for checking out this item!
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1979 Limited Edition Great American Buckle Co. belt buckle featuring a roaring Lion head in high-relief with an antique brass finish. Identification * Manufacturer: Great American Buckle Co., Chicago * Year: 1979 (copyright marked) * Edition: Limited Edition * Serial Number: 93 * Made in: USA * Material: Cast metal with antique brass finish * Theme: Wildlife / Lion * Type: Belt buckle The Great American Buckle Co. produced a number of collectible wildlife buckles during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Lower serial numbers, such as No. 93, are generally more desirable.