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Pharmacy Rx Stamp~Pharmacist ~Druggist~Apothecary Belt Buckle

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Wear your self-expression with this custom rectangular belt buckle. Printed in full, vibrant color and finished with a UV resistant and waterproof coating, your image will display beautifully against this burnished silver belt buckle for years to come. This belt buckle arrives in a black felt bag that is perfect for gifting.

    Note on wearing of buckle: as is seen in the product photos, from the wearer's perspective, with the buckle facing outwards so that onlookers can see the design, the belt loop that attaches to the belt is on the right side of the buckle. This means that in order to keep a design right-side-up, the belt will need to be worn around the waist with the belt threaded starting from the right side of the body, which is typically how women's belts are worn. Men's belts are typically worn threaded around the waist staring on the left-hand side (again from the wearer's perspective, with the buckle facing outwards), so please keep this in mind with designing or purchasing a belt buckle.

  • Made in the USA.
  • UV Resistant and waterproof.
  • Add photos, artwork and text.
  • Size: 3" x 2".

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Pharmacy Rx Stamp~Pharmacist ~Druggist~Apothecary Belt Buckle

Pharmacy Rx Stamp~Pharmacist ~Druggist~Apothecary Belt Buckle

Pharmacy 8-cent 1972 issue U.S. stamp. ~ Rx ~Pharmacist ~ Druggist ~ Apothecary The 8-cent Pharmacy commemorative stamp was first placed on sale at Cincinnati, Ohio, on November 10, 1972, in conjunction with the 120th anniversary of the American Pharmaceutical Association. The stamp honors American druggists. ***** Designed by Ken Davis, the stamp depicts widely recognized pharmaceutical symbols such as bowl of Hygeia, a mortar and pestle, and nineteenth century medicine bottles. Re: Postal Bulletin (October 5, 1972). Up to the end of 1977 the designs are all PD. ( PD-US-GOV) ***** This image is in the public domain in the United States because it is a work prepared by an officer or employee of the United States Government as part of that person’s official duties under the terms of Title 17, Chapter 1, Section 105 of the US Code. ( PD-US-GOV) *****

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4.8 out of 5 stars rating85 Total Reviews
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By Frank A.February 16, 2016Verified Purchase
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I'd lost my old Yudansha buckle with the sakura given to me when I earned my black belt in 1955. So, I saw this one with the Kanji on a white background and went for it. The design with the two characters, yawara [juu] and michi [doo] are finely drawn with a classic hand in a tight calligraphy. It's a delightful rendition with no added ornamentation and beautiful in its simplicity
5 out of 5 stars rating
By S.December 30, 2014Verified Purchase
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I gave this as a Christmas gift to a very good friend who like me is a Libra. The belt buckle was an excellent size, not too big, clunky or heavy. Light and attractive. Printing was good and seems durable.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Ebrahim M.January 3, 2022Verified Purchase
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Great item love the item am sure to buy more. Printing was great was exactly and I love it. Will wear it at events.

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Created on: 12/12/2020, 7:53 AM
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