This Wyoming buckle has the image of an elk front and center. It is surrounded by a person fly fishing in a river, grass, a mountain and a railroad car. On the back are the words, "Wyoming became the 44th state on July 10, 1890. The state flower is the Indian Paintbrush and the state bird is the Meadow Lark." Buckle is enhanced with blue and green enamel. This exquisitely carved buckle is made of fully cast metal with a standard bale that fits up to 2" belts.