This belt is about as simple as it gets. It consists of a beautiful piece of vegetable tanned leather, either oiled to a golden brown color (shown) or dyed black and tin buckle. This buckle can be found referenced in "Confederate Belt Buckles & Plates" by Steve Mullinax. That particular example was dug in a confederate camp near Corinth, Miss. The tin buckles used on these belts are made by Axel Ulrich and can also be purchased seperately here.
