Older NAVAJO STERLING SILVER BELT BUCKLE with a central Turquoise cab (262)

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Older NAVAJO STERLING SILVER BELT BUCKLE with a central Turquoise cab (262):
$65.00

DESCRIPTION: An attractive small older Sterling Silver belt buckle with feather and balloverlaiddecoration and a central Turquoise cab mounted in a simple strip bezel. The turquoise is tending togreenishcolour, indicative of age. The fixed round wire belt bail is typical of the 1950s and earlier.

MAKER\'S MARKS: None.

METAL:Sterling Silver (tested).

DIMENSIONS: 1-1/8\" x 2-7/16\"; Rectangular, rounded corners, curved. Accommodates a belt up to just less than 1\" wide.

WEIGHT: 25.3 grams (0.8Troy ounces).

ESTIMATED AGE:1940s - 1950s.

CONDITION: Fine, pre-owned condition, with very little wear. Dark grey mottled patina to the front, with brighter high points. very dark on the back.

PHOTOS: Please look carefully at the photos, which form partof the description. (Note that thehighly magnified photos exaggerate minor surface defects not obvious to thenaked eye)

SHIPPING: to USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,UK, and JAPAN. If you live outside the countries listed, please enquire.

Australia.... $US 5.00Registered

USA and all othercountries above.... $US 13.00 Standard Airmail $US 18 Registered & Tracked. Expect US delivery in 2 - 3 weeks. (Therecord is 6 days to a CA address!)

If yourequire Registered Mail shipping (tracked) please advise me and wait for myinvoice.

I am happy to combineshipping for up to three items.

ABOUT MAILING BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND THE US….

Australia Post and the USPSare both very reliable postal services, and they are connected by a 14-hourflight across the Pacific between Sydney and LA, with no intervening countriesto lose or steal things…

My personal experience is ofover 600 mailings, in both directions, without a single lost item! Of course itmust happen sooner or later, but my point is that it is no more likely on thisparticular international route than domestically in either country.

The catch is that it can takea while! My PB is 6 days from California to Adelaide, South Australia; mylongest wait has been something over three weeks. The average is about twoweeks.

So PLEASE BE PATIENT; afterall it is the other side of the world! Thankfully, these days it’s nottravelling by sailing ship and stagecoach.