Siskiyou Buckle Co Charles M Russell 4 Belt Buckle Set 1986 Framed COA 178/5000
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Condition: The buckles are clean with no visible damage. The wood frame has light scratches and a few small rough or splintered spots along its outer edges, and the certificate paper is slightly toned. See photos.
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Out of Williams, Oregon, Siskiyou Buckle Co. cast detailed western belt buckles, and this 1986 limited edition set honors Charles M. Russell (1864-1926), the Montana "cowboy artist" whose paintings of cowboys, horses and the open range still draw collectors. Four sculpted buckles, each reproducing one of his paintings, are mounted together in a wood and navy plush frame, ready to hang on a den wall or stand on a shelf.
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- The four buckles are When Horseflesh Comes High (1909), Rider of the Rough String (1890), Loops and Swift Horses Are Surer Than Lead (1916) and Jerked Down (1907).
- Each carries a 1986 copyright, is signed Russell on the face, and is numbered 178 of 5000.
- All four match the original Siskiyou certificate of authenticity, which lists serial 178 for each buckle.
- The owner line on the certificate is blank, and a sheet of unused registration and transfer cards is included.
- The frame has a Charles M. Russell nameplate, a saw-tooth hanger and a fold-out easel stand.
Condition: The buckles are clean with no visible damage. The wood frame has light scratches and a few small rough or splintered spots along its outer edges, and the certificate paper is slightly toned. See photos.
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