Leon Iowa Rodeo 1983 Siskiyou Limited Ed #18 of 300 Belt Buckle Bronc Rider

Siskiyou Leon Iowa Rodeo Belt Buckle 1983 Limited Edition #18 of 300 Bronc Rider

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Leon Iowa Rodeo 1983 Siskiyou Limited Ed #18 of 300 Belt Buckle Bronc Rider

Siskiyou Leon Iowa Rodeo Belt Buckle 1983 Limited Edition #18 of 300 Bronc Rider

$19.99

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Condition: Orange-brown staining on the front near the horse's head and a few small rust specks along the lower edge, plus general tarnish and patina from age; no breaks seen. See photos.

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Belt Buckles

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Here is a piece of small-town Iowa rodeo history: a commemorative belt buckle for the Leon Iowa Rodeo, marking its run from 1964 to 1983. The cast bronc rider design is a classic Western scene, and the back plaque notes National U.R.A. Rodeo of the Year in 1967 and 1971-77. Numbered limited-edition rodeo buckles like this are popular with buckle collectors, rodeo fans and Iowa memorabilia buyers, and this one would look great on a belt or in a display case.

Details

  • It was made by Siskiyou Buckle Co. Inc. of Williams, Oregon, and is stamped 1983 Limited Edition and numbered No. 18 of 300.
  • The buckle is cast white metal with a brass-tone frame and weighs 6.7 oz.

Condition: Orange-brown staining on the front near the horse's head and a few small rust specks along the lower edge, plus general tarnish and patina from age; no breaks seen. See photos.

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