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Vintage 1981 Nebraska belt buckle featuring “NEBRASKA THE GOOD LIFE” and a detailed scene depicting an early Nebraska sod house and pioneer life.

The front has a highly detailed raised-relief design showing a sod house, people, a dog, livestock and a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat. The craftsmanship and amount of detail make this an especially interesting vintage Nebraska collectible.

The back features a detailed information plaque titled “The Sod House,” describing life in Nebraska’s early days and the hard work of pioneer families.

The back is also marked:

1981 Limited Edition

Serial Number 358

B.B.

Bastian's Belt Buckles

North Platte, Nebraska

The buckle has a silver-tone metal appearance with an antiqued finish that brings out the raised details.

The presentation box shown in the photographs is included.

This would be a nice addition to a Nebraska memorabilia collection, vintage belt buckle collection, Western collection, pioneer-history collection, or collection of numbered limited-edition buckles.

Approximate size: 4 1/4" wide x 3 1/4" tall.

Please consider the measurements approximate because of the buckle's shape.

CONDITION:

Vintage/pre-owned condition with age-related wear, patina and surface marks. The information plaque on the back shows noticeable age-related discoloration and wear, as shown in the photographs. The front has some natural surface variation and age-related patina.

Please examine all photographs carefully, including the close-up pictures of the front and back.

I am selling this as a vintage metal belt buckle and am not identifying it as sterling silver or another precious-metal composition.

The presentation box is included.

The coins shown in the photographs are included only for size comparison and are not included with the buckle.

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