Royal Marines brass belt buckle worn from the early 20th century through to the end of the King’s Crown era in 1953. This classic two-piece interlocking buckle features the king’s crown and lion in the centre, surrounded by the raised text “GIBRALTAR / PER MARE PER TERRAM”, all cast in brass.
This pattern was widely used across the Corps on full dress and walking-out belts and remains one of the most recognisable buckle designs associated with the Royal Marines.
Description
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Original brass two-part interlocking belt buckle
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Classic 1901–1953 pattern
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Integral belt loops on either end
Dimensions
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Full assembled width: approx. 87mm
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Height: approx. 55mm
(Dimensions vary slightly between manufacturers.)
Condition
Very good. Minor age-related surface wear consistent with period use. A solid and attractive example of the Royal Marines King’s Crown buckle.
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