Bishop Rodeo Queen Buckle

Circa: 1966

Bishop Rodeo Queen Buckle. Circa 1966. Made by Les Garcia, Son of G.S Garcia. Will fit a 1.5" belt

Price: $1,000.00

Bob Wegner Sterling Trophy Buckle

Circa: 1957

Bob Wegner was the National Championship Bullriding cowboy in 1964. Wegner was a hard working cowboy who rode bulls on the rodeo circuit. He won this buckle at the Phillipsburg, KS rodeo in 1957. Sterling buckles with 10k horse heads in each corner and 10K bullrider in the center. Scalloped with rope edging and nice engraving under the fold overlays. L: 3 1/2" x W: 2 1/2". Will fit a 1 1/2" belt. Unmarked.

Price: $2,500.00

A Bar A Ranch Buckle

Circa: 1960

A - A Buckle From A Bar A ranch in Wyoming, circa 1960? 2.5" high x 3.5" wide.

Price: $125.00

Sunset Trails Bucking Bronco

Circa: 1940

Bucking horse and rider overlay in gold with overlaid gold saddles in each corner. Engraved. Roped edge overlay. Circa: 1940. 2.75" high x 3.75" wide, will fit a 1 1/2 "+ belt.

Price: $875.00

Large Horsehead Buckle

Circa: 1940

Striking horsehead oversized buckle, possibly carved from buffalo or steer horn. Will fit an extra wide belt, up to 2". Size: 3 1/2" x 3 1/2".

Price: $450.00

Unmarked Keyston Set

Circa: 1950

The buckle is not marked, but is almost certainly Keyston. Three piece buckle set, with gold shield. The belt is beautifully tooled and made by one of the Sisco family members, either Sammy, Bertha, or their brother Gene. Gene worked for Visalia, Keyston, Olsen Nolte and others. Belt ends taper to 3/4". Full length: 33 3/4"; Middle belt width: 1 1/2". Measurement from buckle to middle hole: 29 1/2".

Price: $500.00

N. Porter Ranger Set

Circa: 1930-40

Rare buckle marked N. Porter, Arizona. Porter's was a well-respected saddle shop with the likes of Tom Mix among their clientele. This two-piece set, with 10k gold overlays, and rubies in flowers. Fits a 1" belt.

Price: $1,200.00

Unmarked Keyston Set

Circa: 1950

The buckle is not marked, but is almost certainly Keyston. Three piece buckle set, with gold shield. The belt is beautifully tooled and made by one of the Sisco family members, either Sammy, Bertha, or their brother Gene. Gene worked for Visalia, Keyston, Olsen Nolte and others. Belt ends taper to 3/4". Full length: 33 3/4"; Middle belt width: 1 1/2". Measurement from buckle to middle hole: 29 1/2".

Price: $500.00

Sterling Buckle Set

Circa: 1930

Marked with a V, this buckle shows a fairly distinct art deco influence. Petite 7/8" set, nicely engraved with an open shield.

Price: $320.00

Classic McCabe Ranger Set

Circa: 1930-40

All sterling, engraved with an open shield on the buckle. Fits a 3/4" belt.

Price: $1,350.00

Sterling Bohlin Set

Circa: 1940

Stamped with the desirable "Bohlinmade" Hollywood mark. Will fit a 3/4" belt. Classicially engraved, with a diamond shield in the center.

Price: $1,600.00

Texas Ranger Set

Circa: 1940

Finely engraved sterling set marked "Texas Ranger". 4 pieces., Will fit a 3/4" belt, with 5/8" loops and tip.

Price: $400.00

Western Ranger Set

Circa: 1940

Cute 3-piece vintage sterling buckle set. No maker's mark, but nicely engraved and looking like one of the better shops from California, probably Keyston Bros.

Price: $225.00

Vintage Horsehair Belt

Circa: 1950

A pleasing palate of color was used in the panel of this vintage belt. Beautifully laced edges give the belt a classic, polished look. Simple, 3 piece ranger buckle is included with the belt, made from jeweler's bronze with glass stones. Length: 36 1/4"; Width: 1 7/8".

Price: $750.00

Vintage Horshair Belt

Circa: 1940's

Great looking vintage horsehair belt with bright colors. 35" to middle hole. New billets can be added. With nickel buckle.

Price: $875.00

Boot Tie Clasp

Circa: 1940

Nicely made tie clasp in the shape of a boot. The boot's detailing is in 10k gold, and also has a gold spur and spur strap, with a turning rowel.

Price: $310.00

CTA Pin

Circa: 1930

Rare Cowboy Turtle Association pin. Sterling, with image of turtle and CTA. The Cowboy Turtles were a group of cowboys who joined together, as if a union, to protest the meager wages they earned compared to the huge amounts made by rodeo promoters. This is the precursor to the RCA (Rodeo Cowboys Association), which later became the PRCA. The members referred to themselves as turtles because they "stuck their necks out". It's also rumored to have been a reference to the turtlenecks popular amongst cowboys at the time. Most of the pins found are in copper, but since there was no regulation in the cowboy turtles, a member could order their pin in whatever medium he desired. 1" across.

Price: $500.00

Shoshone PowWow Buckle

Circa: 1950

Unusual, silver scalloped and engraved buckle from a Shoshone Pow Wow. Adorned with plenty of gold: nuggets in each corner, banner and pipe, along with an 1880 $10 coin. Marked with an "N" on the backside, and lightly engraved "Carmel Valley Ca" below the sterling stamp. Fits a 1 1/2" belt. 3 1/2" x 2 1/8".

Price: $1,500.00