Running Strong – Billy Mills Olympic Gold Medal Commemorative Belt Buckle

This commemorative belt buckle honors Olympic champion Billy Mills, an Oglala Lakota runner who achieved one of the most remarkable victories in Olympic history by winning the 10,000-meter gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Games.

The front features the Running Strong for American Indian Youth emblem with a bold 40th-anniversary design, while the reverse commemorates Mills’ historic achievement and his lasting commitment to supporting Native youth through the Running Strong organization.

Crafted in solid brass with a warm antiqued finish, the buckle blends athletic history, Native American heritage, and modern commemorative design, making it an appealing piece for collectors focused on Olympic memorabilia, Native American heritage items, or contemporary Americana buckles.

Details:
• Solid brass construction
• Made in U.S.A.
• Size: 3 1/8" W × 2 1/8" H
• Excellent condition with original finish
• Fits standard belts up to 1¾"

A meaningful collectible honoring both a historic athletic moment and an enduring legacy of youth support and cultural pride.