Limited Edition Telephone Industry Centennial (1876–1976) Commemorative Belt Buckle

This limited-edition commemorative belt buckle marks 100 years of the telephone industry, celebrating the technological revolution that began in 1876 and transformed communication across America and the world.

The front design honors the pioneers of early telephone innovation alongside imagery representing the growth of national communication networks by 1976. The reverse confirms its limited-edition status, commissioned by the Long Lines Council in Chicago, making it a desirable piece for collectors of telecommunications memorabilia, industrial history, and vintage commemorative buckles.

Cast in solid brass with a warm aged finish, the buckle features crisp detail and classic 1970s commemorative styling, offering strong crossover appeal to collectors of corporate history, technology memorabilia, and Americana.

Details:
• Limited Edition issue
• Commissioned by Long Lines Council – Chicago
• Solid cast brass construction
• Size: 3 5/8" W × 2 3/8" H
• Original vintage patina
• Excellent collectible condition
• Fits standard belts up to 1¾"