AO Mason Jameson
210000059581
This understated buckle is perfect for those just starting their buckle collections, or for more formal occasions. It's made from heavy-gauge, hand-engraved sterling silver, and its rectangular face is adorned with some beautiful, delicate scrollwork. Here we have placed it on a chocolate nubuck strap and paired it with blue jeans, but it could easily be worn with dressier slacks. Fits all 30mm belt straps.
America's oldest western silversmiths, Comstock Heritage was founded in 1886. Since then they have been perfecting the art of taking metal from the earth and shaping it into something beautiful. The Stegman family has owned the business since the 1920s, making everything from badges for law enforcement to ornamentation for saddles. Using this storied history and expertise, the craftsmen at Comstock now specialize in one-of-a-kind custom silver and gold pieces. Everything Comstock produces is made entirely by hand, reflecting respect for the materials and care for the family legacy of Comstock Heritage.
- Measures 2.5" x 1.5"
- Made in the US.
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AO Mason Jameson
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