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Buckle
American
1900–1924
Buckle
American
1900–1924
Buckle
Vietnam (North)
500 BCE–300 CE
Ring of Belt Buckle
Ostrogothic
500–700
Belt Buckle with an Eagle
Ostrogothic
500–700
Gold Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600
Gold Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600
Belt Buckle with an Eagle
Ostrogothic
500–700
Portions of a Buckle
Vietnam
500 BCE–300 CE
[Tree in Yard]
Samuel Buckle
1850s
Gold Buckle with Garnets
Germanic
400–500
Plate, Loop, and Tongue of Belt Buckle
Ostrogothic
450–550
Part of a Shoe Buckle
Frankish (?)
late 5th century
Gold Belt Buckle and Gold Strap End
Langobardic
ca. 600
Gold Belt Buckle and Gold Strap End
Langobardic
ca. 600
Gold Strap End from a Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600
Gold Belt Buckle and Strap End
Langobardic
ca. 600
Buckle loop
Ostrogothic
6th century
Tongue from a buckle
Ostrogothic
6th–7th century
Two-Part Buckle with Inlaid Stones
Indonesia
18th–19th century
Belt Buckle Plate
Ostrogothic
6th–7th century
Belt buckle and decorative plaques
China
7th century
Tongue from a buckle
Ostrogothic
450–500
Library Table
Rose Valley Shops
1904
"The Frog & the Crow"―second page design
Paul Vincent Woodroffe
January 22, 1907
Design for a Belt Buckle with a Peacock and Flowers, created after an image of the jewel designed by Eugène-Samuel Grasset and manufactured by Maison Vever in 1900
Anonymous, French, 19th century
ca. 1900–1940
Horse Trapping (Crupper)
Possibly Portuguese
ca. 1700