Earl P. Brown Shriners Belt Buckle Candidate Imperial Office Vintage
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Condition: Worn with a scuffed rim and a darkened, uneven finish on the back. The steel wire loop is rusty. No cracks or missing parts - see photos.
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Every Shriner knows the scimitar, crescent and sphinx head, and this buckle puts that emblem on your belt. It is a campaign piece made to back Earl P. Brown as a candidate for Imperial office in the Shriners fraternity. Candidates and their supporters passed out buckles like this at gatherings. It is a nice find for Shriner and Masonic memorabilia collectors, or to wear with a western belt.
Details
- The round, silver-tone metal buckle shows the Shriners scimitar with crescent claws holding a sphinx head, plus a star, set against a dark recessed field.
- The back is cast EARL P. BROWN / CANDIDATE / IMPERIAL OFFICE.
- It has an integral hook and a rectangular steel wire belt loop, and weighs about 0.18 lb.
Condition: Worn with a scuffed rim and a darkened, uneven finish on the back. The steel wire loop is rusty. No cracks or missing parts - see photos.
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