Original British Victorian General Service Ornate Belt Buckle for Officers - c.1880 U.S. Machine Guns which is still one of

which is still one of today's hot beds

along with Augusta

and does not appear to have been sharpened after original issue

(a decorated Veteran in his own right) actually wearing this very side cap at a fundraising event for the "Indiana Military Museum" (visit http://indymilitary

Medal of Honor recipient

Original British Victorian General Service Ornate Belt Buckle for Officers - c.1880 U.S. Machine Guns which is still one ofThis is an up market example of this Victorian Belt Buckle in that it made manufactured with a a full frame around it not normally encountered. Really most attractive this buckle was usually attached to a ornately woven regimental belt displaying the Regimental colors or upon occasion to a white leather field service belt for use on the frontier in the Colonies. Of brass base construction overlaid in what appears to be Silver the V. R. monogram under