The Western Buckle: History, Art, Culture, Function (Cowboy Gear Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (733 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1931153256 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Great book Great book. Amazon Customer said Love big buckles. I love this book! I like to wear big belt buckles and this gave me a history on buckles! The book arrived as described and very fast .I would recommend this seller! Thank you :). it good but i like the book , but just that , i would have liked to see for historical pictures and more older buckles even if they were not so elaborate instead mostly maybe all of MR.david`s 70`s style photos . like i said good but not falling in love with it
This series of books by photographer David R. Learn about the different styles and varieties of Western gear that have emerged throughout the decades in different regions of the country. In these pages you will find spurs from all across the West, handcrafted belt buckles, and weathered cowboy boots. Stoecklein brings into focus a few of the most important elements of cowboy gear-boots, spurs, and buckles. The quality and superb craftsmanship of some of these exquisite pieces shine through in these images. The set of three books is the perfect gift for a collector or Western enthusiast.. There is a story behind each one that speaks of the tradition and rich heritage of cowboy life
From the Back CoverThere is often a vivid story behind each western belt buckle that speaks of the tradition and rich heritage of cowboy life. A cowboy is extremely proud of his buckles and often passes them down to his children or grandchildren.The buckles on these pages are beautifully made, ornate, and detailed. Stoecklein reveals the handcrafted beauty of each exquisite piece in his stunning photographs.. Most are made of sterling silver and solid gold and many are adorned with precious stones, intricate filigree work, and engraving.In the second volume of his three-part series about cowboy gear, David R