#61 - (60s/70s) Vintage Solid brass, wood inlayed buckle | 1.5” decoratively lined English Bridle “English Brown” belt strap

$155.00

Serial #61 Vintage Solid brass, wood inlayed buckle with a 1.5” decoratively lined English Bridle “English Brown” belt strap. Sized and tailored to the buyer.

Handmade in Tacoma, Wa USA:

All of our belts are hand made at our home shop in Tacoma, Wa.

The Buckle: Vintage Solid brass, wood inlayed buckle that can hold up to a 1.5” w leather strap

The Hardware: Solid brass Chicago Screws

The Tannery: Hermann Oak of St. Louis, MO, USA (est. 1881)

The Leather: Hermann Oak English Bridle leather is a full-grain, vegetable tanned leather produced in the USA using traditional pit tanning methods. Crafted from premium steer hides and hot stuffed with a rich blend of tallows, waxes, and oils, it offers a firm hand, smooth surface, and deep, natural color. The hides are drum dyed and struck through, then finished on both grain and flesh sides for a clean, refined look that is ideal for belts, straps, and structured leather goods. Over time, Hermann Oak English Bridle develops a polished patina as the waxes surface and the leather is handled, making it a dependable choice for projects that demand classic character and long term durability.

Serial #61 Vintage Solid brass, wood inlayed buckle with a 1.5” decoratively lined English Bridle “English Brown” belt strap. Sized and tailored to the buyer.

Handmade in Tacoma, Wa USA:

All of our belts are hand made at our home shop in Tacoma, Wa.

The Buckle: Vintage Solid brass, wood inlayed buckle that can hold up to a 1.5” w leather strap

The Hardware: Solid brass Chicago Screws

The Tannery: Hermann Oak of St. Louis, MO, USA (est. 1881)

The Leather: Hermann Oak English Bridle leather is a full-grain, vegetable tanned leather produced in the USA using traditional pit tanning methods. Crafted from premium steer hides and hot stuffed with a rich blend of tallows, waxes, and oils, it offers a firm hand, smooth surface, and deep, natural color. The hides are drum dyed and struck through, then finished on both grain and flesh sides for a clean, refined look that is ideal for belts, straps, and structured leather goods. Over time, Hermann Oak English Bridle develops a polished patina as the waxes surface and the leather is handled, making it a dependable choice for projects that demand classic character and long term durability.