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This vintage belt was made in the mid-late 1930s. It is tooled with a diamond pattern with alternating diamond clusters of small studs and colored jewels. The belt holes are grommets and there is a tooled keeper. The original belt buckle was missing when I bought the belt and I have added a Japanese reproduction buckle with a whirling logs motif, which is close to what this would have had when new. The loop for the buckle needs to be re-stitched, at some point before I got it, the original buckle was removed and the belt was re-stitched to a smaller position, indicating multiple owners over its lifetime, as someone else has punched additional holes in the end of the belt to expand it. The belt measures 34″ to the smallest hole, 37″ to the largest grommet, and 39 to the last informal (punched later) hole.
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This vintage badge belonged to an employee of the American Bridge Company Shipyard during WWII.
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This vintage badge was made worn by an employee of the Kaiser Company Inc- Portland shipyards during WWII. The badge was made by the Patrick and M.K. Co. of San Francisco, California. It measures 2-3/32″ across.
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This vintage badge was worn by an Navy Defense Worker of the C.P.N.A.B, the Contractors Pacific Naval Air Bases. It measures 2″ across and was made by Whitehead-Hoag.
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Talon produced zipper with 1930s-1940s style bell shaped pull. 24-7/8″ end of stopbox to end of top stop. 25-7/8″ tape.
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Measures 1-1/4″ across. One side shows a lumbermill, the other a fraternal emblem with the text “In Hoc Signo Vinces” (In this sign you will conquer).
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This vintage buckle reads, “Be American Buy American” and has the logo of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs Warehousemen and Helpers of America in the center of an eagle. The back has a partially obscured makers mark and union bugs. The buckle measures 2″x3″ and fits a 1-5/8″ belt.
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This belt buckle dates to the 1930s and was an award from DeKalb seeds. It best fits a 1″ to 1-1/4″ belt and measures 2″ across.