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First, why is it called a sad iron? Sad, though now an emotion, also means "solid", as these are solid iron. Now more commonly called a flat iron, they were once heated on hearths or atop stoves. SEE MORE

First, why is it called a sad iron? Sad, though now an emotion, also means "solid", as these are solid iron. Now more commonly called a flat iron, they were once heated on hearths or atop stoves. SEE MORE

First, why is it called a sad iron? Sad, though now an emotion, also means "solid", as these are solid iron. Now more commonly called a flat iron, they were once heated on hearths or atop stoves. SEE MORE

This is a data plate off of an M1, 57mm Carriage Gun, made by International Harvester in 1942. The gun serial number is 2123. In typical government fashion the plate has a part number of A-194471 SEE MORE

The Umarex Legends M3 Grease Gun is just one of the exciting full-auto BB gun replicas in the Legends catalog. This spare magazine holds 60 .177 caliber steel BBs and 2 12g CO2 cartridges. Pick this magazine up for a spare because that full-auto action ha

The Umarex® Legends Line is now rocking the legendary M3 Grease Gun. The Legends M3 Grease Gun from Umarex Airguns is based on the M3A1 variation used from 1944 and beyond. Underneath the dust cover resides the bolt and its cut-away thumb charging slo

This appears to be a steel nickled or chromed buckle with a 1980 Twenty Five Cent piece soldered or glued onto its face. It appears to be homemade. 3 1/2" Width. 1 3/8" Height. 1" Max. belt width. This buckle may feature minor wear, light ru

This appears to be a nickle on brass buckle with a 1976 Fifty Cent piece soldered onto its face. The brass is showing throughwhere the buckle has worn. 3 5/16" Width. 2 1/8" Height. 1 1/2" Max. belt width. This buckle may feature minor wear,

This is a brass or bronze buckle with a jasper inlay. The condition is excellent, the buckle appears new, and there appear to be no scratches or tarnish. 3 1/8" Width. 2 3/4" Height. 1 3/4" Max. belt width. This buckle may feature minor wear

Rather than being cast, this belt buckle was diamond cut, front and back, from a pewter blank by Ege designs. Ege was a prominent American buckle maker doring the buckle revival of the early to mid 1990s. This buckle is dated 1992. This buckle is worn and

This buckle was made in the USA by the famous Bergamont Brass works features the Rocky Mountains. This has some wear and appears to have been dropped as one point as there is a flat spot on the bottom 3 1/2" Width. 2 3/8" Height. 1 3/4" Max. belt

This attractive belt buckle is around 40 years old and was made on Hong Kong. It doesn't look like it was ever put on a belt but has several tiny scratches from handling and storage. 2 3/4" Width. 1 3/4" Height. 1 1/2" Max. belt width. Excellent

This is an extremely rare 1981 vintage all-brass belt buckle from O.C. Tanner, the famous jeweler, awards designer and medal maker. These were made in a limited run, and hard to find in this condition. 2 5/8" Width. 2 0/0" Height. 1 1/2" Max. belt

These are original Office of Price Administration WWII food tokens. Rationing was first started in 1942. Items that were rationed include canned goods, meats, sugar, coffee, tires, gas and more.

This is an original Soviet button set from near the fall of the Soviet Union, dated 1990. Brass with the star, sickle and hammer. Thes buttons are new and unissued but may feature minor imperfections. As-Is. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 wi