BSA Pioneer District Round Belt Buckle Boy Scouts Covered Wagon Fleur-de-lis

Boy Scout districts bring neighboring troops together for campouts, camporees and service projects, and belt buckles carrying a district or council name have long been favorites with Scouting memorabilia collectors. This round buckle is marked PIONEER DISTRICT BSA and shows a hat-wearing Scout pointing the way past a covered wagon, with the Scouting fleur-de-lis and landscape lines - a nice nod to the westward trail. It would be a fun addition to a Scout display or a collection of district and council buckles.

Details

• Key facts: round buckle with a silver-colored machined face and a black-filled recess.
• The face reads PIONEER DISTRICT BSA.
• The metal loop-and-hook back plate is attached with rivets and appears complete.
• Weighs 0.21 lb (about 3.4 oz).

Condition: Used, with honest wear - scratches across the face and back, a few small orange rust-like flecks on the face, hand-scratched marks in the black field and dark residue on the back. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.