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Posted 2 years ago
lawat56
(28 items)
WELL HAVE YOU HAD YOUR SPINACH TODAY POPEYE HAS AND HE'S READY TO GO LOL ,THIS IS A NEAT OLD BELT BUCKLE FROM
U.S. SPINACH GROWERS ASSN. THE CRYSTAL CITY TEXAS ,LOOKS TO BE MADE OF BRASS AND IS MARKED ON THE BACK D-37 AND HAS A COMPANY LOGO THAT I AM NOT SURE WHO IT IS ,IF ANYONE HAS SEEN THESE OUT THERE OR HAS ONE TOO LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT MINE , POPEYE WAS TOPS IN MY BOOK WHEN I WAS A KID SO THAT TELLS YOU ABOUT HOW OLD I AM LOL ,BUT I HAVE ALWAYS LIKE HIS CARTOONS WHEN I WATCH HIM BEAT UP BLUTO WHILE SAVING OLIVE OIL FROM BLUTO, LAWAT56
Belt BucklesBelt buckles—for men, at least—are like modern-day versions of crowns. Whet…
I worked in animation and was involved in the resurrection of the Popeye series back in the late 70's. I was given this belt buckle by one of the original creators of Popeye at a party. I am wondering how many were made and their value. Thank you. Robin Baker
I have one of these and was woundering if you ever found out the worth of the buckel...thanks
Blythe