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Found my old belt buckle!!

I bought a Stingray in my senior year of high school (1978). The music store guy was very cool and gave me a matching belt buckle to go along with my bass. Sadly, my Stingray was stolen while I was on tour and I thought I’d lost my belt buckle sometime soon afterwards. So imagine my surprise when I found my old belt buckle as we pack to move to a new house!

I doubt if it’s worth much in terms of dollars, but it’s definitely priceless to me.

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Can you tell, I started on guitar in the late '70s; :D

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I could never use this dang thing, because I would of had to put my belt on, going the wrong way,
otherwise the guitar would be upside down.
What were they thinking!? :woot:
 
Can you tell, I started on guitar in the late '70s; :D

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I could never use this dang thing, because I would of had to put my belt on, going the wrong way,
otherwise the guitar would be upside down.
What were they thinking!? :woot:

Ha! I never thought about the buckle being reversed. It was made in Taiwan, which is south of the equator, so much like their toilets flowing backwards compared to us northern “hemispherians” maybe they buckle their belts backwards, too.
 
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