Hardware loop and peg are structurally intact and ready to wear. Weighty buckle. Max Strap Width Fits standard snap belts up to 1.75 wide.
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Hardware loop and peg are structurally intact and ready to wear. Weighty buckle. Max Strap Width Fits standard snap belts up to 1.75 wide.
MADE IN U.S.A. I will work with you on resolving the problem.
Bergamot Brass Works Belt Buckle Eagle Rabbit 1974 Fathers Day Gift. It is 3 x 3 inches . Made for a 1 1/2 inch belt. Pay through Ebay Buyer pays shipping and handling of $10.00 in the US more for international shipping. I give shipping discounts for multiple purchases.
Bergamot Brass Works Men’s Vintage Cougar Oval Belt Buckle BD2 1.5in
The Vintage 1977 belt buckle manufactured by Bergamot Brass Works is a solid brass Western buckle designed for men. It features a gray color and is accented with a buckle detail. This vintage piece adds a touch of nostalgia to any outfit, making it a unique accessory for those looking to add a touch of retro flair to their wardrobe. The quality craftsmanship of Bergamot Brass Works ensures that this belt buckle will be a durable and stylish addition to any collection of men’s accessories.
3.5” x 2” m my never worn.
BUCK & DOE JUMPING c 1977 = Y-144.
Vintage 1978 Bergamot Brass Works belt buckle features a highly detailed 3D relief of a steam locomotive engine, numbered 1002. Crafted in the USA, this heavy-duty metal buckle showcases a classic pewter-tone finish with intricate mechanical textures from the cowcatcher to the tender. A perfect collectible for railroad enthusiasts or fans of Western Americana, it includes the original maker’s marks and copyright date on the reverse side. Measurements: • Length: 4.5″ • Height: 2″ Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the item description and show the exact condition of the piece you will receive.
The front features iconic symbols including the state seal, an oil derrick, a mockingbird, the Alamo, and a bluebonnet. Collectible Belt Buckle. I have taken detailed pictures to include any flaws in hopes of painting the best picture possible.