The back of the buckle features a blurb about the city, and is stamped « 148 of 500 ». 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.
VTG Lot 80s Goessel Kansas Western Belt. Belt buckles ranging from 1984 to 1986. The entire lot together weighs 1lbs 7oz. The back of the buckles feature a blurb about the celebration, makers marks, and are stamped « 109 of 250 », « 291 of 350 », and « 183 of 350 ».
Vintage brass-tone belt buckle commemorating the Komatsu Obayashi Silicon Wafer Plant Project in Hillsboro, Oregon, spanning 1996-1998. This collectible piece celebrates ‘Over One Million Safe Hours’ and features detailed relief imagery of heavy construction machinery, including a bulldozer and a cement mixer, alongside an architectural rendering of the plant. The oval-shaped buckle has a rugged, industrial aesthetic with a textured background and bold lettering, making it a unique piece of construction and safety history. Perfect for collectors of industrial memorabilia or those with a connection to the Oregon semiconductor industry.
VTG Lot 80s/90s Hillsboro Trailers Brass Western Belt. Belt buckles ranging from 1984 to 1998. The entire lot together weighs 3lbs. 10 of the belt buckles are stamped « SOLID BRASS » on the backside.
Belt buckles ranging from 1984-1990/ 1992 & 1993. The entire lot together weighs 4lbs. The back of the buckles feature a blurb about the celebration, makers marks, and are stamped « 602 of 1000″, 607 of 1000″, » 295 of 1000″, « 552 0f 1000 », « 163 of 1000 », « 310 of 1000 », « 105 of 1000 », « 74 of 1000 », and « 17 of 1000 ».