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Vintage Campbell Express Snortin Norton Camel Bergamot Brass Belt Buckle Trucker1 Available • Pre-owned - Good
USD 39.99 + shipping + taxes
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This vintage solid brass belt buckle is a fantastic piece of mid-century trucking memorabilia representing the Campbell Sixty-Six Express trucking company out of Springfield, Missouri. The front of the buckle features a highly detailed, raised-relief design showcasing the company's famous mascot, "Snortin' Norton," a speeding camel with the number "66" emblazoned on his hump. It reads "Campbell Express Inc." across the top and features their iconic company slogan, "Humpin' to Please," boldly across the bottom, all framed by an intricate, patterned border. The back of the buckle is fully stamped with official copyright details, reading: "Snortin' Norton Sez: 'Keep on Humpin''" along with a boxed trademark statement confirming exclusive manufacturing rights by arrangement with Campbell Express Inc. It includes a heavy-duty brass loop and prong, shows an alphanumeric serial marker "A-96," and a round maker's mark stamp near the base. The brass has a wonderful, deep golden-brown patina from age, with clean lettering and crisp structural integrity. Maker: Bergamot Brass Works Signed: Yes Width: 3 1/2 inches. Belt size: Will fit a belt up to 1 3/4 inches wide. Condition: Excellent condition with no damage and no significant surface wear as pictured. Refer to the photos for a better idea of the condition, you will receive the exact belt buckle that is pictured. Other: -

ConditionPre-owned - Good
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