San Francisco Cable Car Brass Belt Buckle - Vintage 1976

This brass belt buckle representing the San Francisco Cable Car is so different & attractive Even if you're not from California, it's a great buckle for collectors Across the top of the buckle it says SAN FRANCISCO CABLE CAR The center of the buckle is a depiction of a POWELL & MASON STREETS cable car It says MUNICIPAL RAILWAY OF SAN FRANCISCO on the car At the bottom of the buckle it says ORIGINATED 1873 Rectangle shape buckle Length 3 3/4" Height 2" Back has a loop to put your belt through & a hook to fasten it On the back it has a line drawing of a cable car & historical information about the cable cars Top says ONE U.S. HISTORICAL MONUMENT THAT MOVES Underneath the drawing it says INVENTED IN 1873 BY ANDREW HALLDIE SAN FRANCISCO IS THE ONLY CITY IN THE U.S. STILL OPERATING THE CABLE CAR Has a round tag the says 0-38 A rectangle says (c) 1976 BERGAMOT BRASS WORKS Darien, Wisconsin USA Buckle is in very good condition with a small area on the bottom front missing a little of the coating (you can see it in the 1st photo) PURCHASE 2 OR MORE BUCKLES AT LISTED PRICE & TAKE 10% OFF YOUR WHOLE ORDER ALL MONEY FROM THIS SALE WILL BE DONATED TO BUY TOYS FOR CHILDREN IN NEED AT HOLIDAY TIME