Siskiyou Buckle Charles Russell Framed Belt Lot of 12 M Limited Edition 1980s

From 1981 to 1988, Siskiyou Buckle Co. of Williams, Oregon made numbered limited-edition belt buckles that Western and Americana collectors still collect series by series. This board brings twelve of them together: five sculpted Charles M. Russell cowboy-art buckles plus state and national commemoratives. They are mounted on a stained wood and blue felt display board that can hang on a wall or stand on a shelf.

Details

• The Russell series (back plaques read 'a sculpted reproduction of this famous painting by Charles M. Russell (1864-1926)'): Sagebrush Sport, 1988, 46 of 10,000; Smoke of a Forty-Five, 1987, three buckles numbered 447, 448 and 449 of 10,000; Bronc to Breakfast, 1987, 5400 of 10,000.
• Also on the board: gold prospector with mule, 1981 (also carries an Arroyo Grande Buckle Co. mark); The Great Northwest 1985, 466 of 2,500, 6th in the series; American Historical 1984 mountain men, 1956 of 5,000, 4th in the series; United States Constitution 1787-1987, 94 of 5,000; Washington 1985 Commemorative trout, 624 of 1,000, 1st in the series; Yakima Washington Centennial 1885-1985, 5 of 1,000, made for Falk's Department Store; and Washington 'Where Life's Worth Living'.
• All twelve are cast pewter-type metal with Siskiyou back plaques.
• The board has wire hooks and clips, a stick prop and a saw-tooth hanger on the back, and the whole piece weighs about 7 3/4 lb.

Condition: Buckle faces and backs are clean with light wear. The wood display frame has a splintered corner and a split along one side edge; see photos.

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