“Southeast Asia War Games” Belt Buckle – 2nd Place (Saigon)

This rare collectible belt buckle is a piece of military and counterculture history. Designed by Buckle Bakery, it features bold raised lettering that reads “Southeast Asia War Games 1962–1975” along with a map of Vietnam, a rifle motif, and a large red ribbon design that says “2nd Place.” The word “Saigon” is featured prominently at the bottom, with key locations such as Khe Sanh, Da Nang, and Cam Ranh also detailed. The back is stamped with the maker’s mark Buckle Bakery and serial number 1668, and includes the sturdy loop and hook fastening typical of 1970s and 1980s pewter buckles. Maker: Buckle Bakery Material: Pewter with enamel details (red & yellow highlights) Design: Vietnam War “Southeast Asia War Games” parody Size: Approximately 3 1/4” x 2 1/4” This buckle is a highly sought-after piece among Vietnam War memorabilia collectors, military history enthusiasts, and vintage buckle collectors. Cross posted