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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Mine are in a basket, and I do have one in a shadow box with a picture of my gelding that won it many moons ago. |
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | Jammed in a closet and some still in boxes. I need to do something with them. I honestly don't know where some are. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | CYA Ranch - 2014-01-12 4:22 PM Jammed in a closet and some still in boxes. I need to do something with them. I honestly don't know where some are.
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | Southtxponygirl - 2014-01-12 4:28 PM
CYA Ranch - 2014-01-12 4:22 PM Jammed in a closet and some still in boxes. I need to do something with them. I honestly don't know where some are.
Thats were mine are in a basket at the top of my closet. 
I told my hubby we should try to do a display somehow in my trailer but it seems like there's plenty of other projects that need our attention more than buckles. I have 1 buckle I wear and the rest just sit. I did buy a Montana Silver purse that holds a trophy buckle so I put another one on there. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | CYA Ranch - 2014-01-12 4:45 PM Southtxponygirl - 2014-01-12 4:28 PM CYA Ranch - 2014-01-12 4:22 PM Jammed in a closet and some still in boxes. I need to do something with them. I honestly don't know where some are. Thats were mine are in a basket at the top of my closet.  I told my hubby we should try to do a display somehow in my trailer but it seems like there's plenty of other projects that need our attention more than buckles. I have 1 buckle I wear and the rest just sit. I did buy a Montana Silver purse that holds a trophy buckle so I put another one on there.
I have seen wagon wheels that are used as a coffee table and to display buckles, so darn cool, and they would mix in old bits and a few arrow heads. |
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   Location: Kentucky | Brent Puhl Photograpy has some really nice displays! He is on Facebook! |
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| these are just a few of the ones I do. I have a lot more on my face book page under Puhls Picture Frames. I can make them however you want and can do any metal cutouts you want
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        Location: ND | I'm going to have hubby build me a big frame for all my old ones from my show & rodeo horses. Planning to use their old ribbons as the background behind the buckles. |
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        Location: Kansas | My husband gives his team roping buckles to friends, nieces, nephews, grateful kids who treasure them for some reason. Beats the heck out of trying to shelve them or store. Well, we do have the more beautiful ones displayed over the fireplace. |
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| I've seen some people have them attached to their breast collars. I always thought that was pretty interesting.
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| My dad had an Amish man build this and it used to have a ribbon rack below but I had too many ribbons collecting dust XP
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        Location: CTX | I don't have any buckles, so no problem for me... Maybe someday I will have one... Oh well, there are bigger issues in life.... right... Love those picture frames tho!! |
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| I will try and get my daughter to help get a picture up tomorrow - but I took a large coffee and end table several years ago and cut the center out and made a shadow box out of it. Then put cowhide down and had a glass top cut for them, the coffee table holds about 15 or 20 buckles and the end table holds about 8 or 10. We just lift up the glass top to add and rearrange the buckles. The coffee table is always the first thing people notice when they come to our house. |
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  Location: The South | I am so glad you made this thread! Perfect timing, we were just talking about this at my house. We don't have anything on our walls, and I'd like to display my buckles somehow. Right now they're all crammed in a trophy case at my dad's house. |
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I'm with you...I only have one (well 2, but one hasn't been made and given to me yet) so I wear mine on a belt and may just get one of those buckle frames. I showed Hunt Seat Equitation and jumpers, so I have a BUNCH of ribbons, medals, and trophies that are in a box somewhere at my parents. Some of them I gave away, too. The kids think my trophies are cool...I would rather have buckles that I can WEAR. LOL |
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| RodeoCowgirl4u - 2014-01-12 10:29 PM I'm with you...I only have one (well 2, but one hasn't been made and given to me yet ) so I wear mine on a belt and may just get one of those buckle frames. I showed Hunt Seat Equitation and jumpers, so I have a BUNCH of ribbons, medals, and trophies that are in a box somewhere at my parents. Some of them I gave away, too. The kids think my trophies are cool...I would rather have buckles that I can WEAR. LOL
I wear mine. The bottom shelf, top far right and middle. They only look clean. If you were here, you'd ask if I ever polished them- answer nope, never have. Those two buckles were won on my 19 sec pole mare- first in poles and first in penning- same day. Too bad she's old as those buckles now...LOL I think they only look new because I had the flash on lmbo |
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| We too have a coffee table made into a buckle table with a glass top. It is full, one layer, so you can see all the different buckles. Then we took an old belt and punched it full of holes from end to end and hang it on the wall with the buckles hanging on it. It holds maybe 8-9 buckles and we can get to them easy if we want to change out the buckle on our belt. |
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    Location: Texas | I used some old window frames that still had hardware on them. Applied hardware cloth to the back and the hung them with old barbwire. I was lucky enough tofind two that matched. They hold 16 buckles each. they cost me $10 each to make (purchased the window frames at an antique store). I am still looking for an old victoian screen door to do that with as well. Too many buckles I guess! |
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| I really want hubby to make something like this for our house:
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    Location: East Texas | RodeoCowgirl4u - 2014-01-12 10:29 PM
I'm with you...I only have one (well 2, but one hasn't been made and given to me yet ) so I wear mine on a belt and may just get one of those buckle frames. I showed Hunt Seat Equitation and jumpers, so I have a BUNCH of ribbons, medals, and trophies that are in a box somewhere at my parents. Some of them I gave away, too. The kids think my trophies are cool...I would rather have buckles that I can WEAR. LOL
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        Location: CTX | RodeoCowgirl4u - 2014-01-12 10:29 PM I'm with you...I only have one (well 2, but one hasn't been made and given to me yet ) so I wear mine on a belt and may just get one of those buckle frames. I showed Hunt Seat Equitation and jumpers, so I have a BUNCH of ribbons, medals, and trophies that are in a box somewhere at my parents. Some of them I gave away, too. The kids think my trophies are cool...I would rather have buckles that I can WEAR. LOL
I know, right!! I used to ride English, so dressage and jumping. have tons of ribbons and trophies.... but you can't wear those!! All they do is collect dust.... so I put them in boxes up in the attic...  |
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RodeoCowgirl4u - 2014-01-12 10:29 PM I'm with you...I only have one (well 2, but one hasn't been made and given to me yet ) so I wear mine on a belt and may just get one of those buckle frames. I showed Hunt Seat Equitation and jumpers, so I have a BUNCH of ribbons, medals, and trophies that are in a box somewhere at my parents. Some of them I gave away, too. The kids think my trophies are cool...I would rather have buckles that I can WEAR. LOL
I know, right!! I used to ride English, so dressage and jumping. have tons of ribbons and trophies.... but you can't wear those!! All they do is collect dust.... so I put them in boxes up in the attic... 
This is me! I rode jumpers for my entire childhood until I moved to a place where everyone gives you blank stares when you say "I own a _____ warmblood."
I do have a pretty neat quilt though, that my aunt made me out of my old ribbons. She used the rectangular fluttery parts as the actual quilt, and then used the rosettes off of the more awesome ribbons "Grand Champion" and what not. The backing is just a super cozy flannel. And I had her use only 1st, 2nd, and 3rd so that there was a bit of uniformity.
I'm so glad I moved to rodeo/barrel racing land. It is such a fantastical place! AND THEY GIVE YOU TROPHIES YOU CAN WEAR AND RIDE IN! |
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 1:33 PM I used some old window frames that still had hardware on them. Applied hardware cloth to the back and the hung them with old barbwire. I was lucky enough tofind two that matched. They hold 16 buckles each. they cost me $10 each to make (purchased the window frames at an antique store). I am still looking for an old victoian screen door to do that with as well. Too many buckles I guess!
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | CYA Ranch - 2014-01-13 8:33 PM Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 1:33 PM I used some old window frames that still had hardware on them. Applied hardware cloth to the back and the hung them with old barbwire. I was lucky enough tofind two that matched. They hold 16 buckles each. they cost me $10 each to make (purchased the window frames at an antique store). I am still looking for an old victoian screen door to do that with as well. Too many buckles I guess!
OK I need a visual. Pictures please?
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| I'll hijack my own thread here. I have 27 buckles. I sometimes wonder how much money I have in each buckle. If I calculated every single dollar I have ever spent on a horse, feed, depreciation, vet, entry fees, etc. etc. , and decided that by 27 how much money I have in each one. I'd say the number would be shocking. One could argue that more has been gained than lost in memories, family time, etc. etc. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 10:09 PM I can't get the pictures to load?????
If you want to you can email them to me and I will try to load them for you, Anrx37a@aol.com |
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    Location: Texas | Just sent them to you. Thanks! |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 10:26 PM Just sent them to you. Thanks!
I will go check.. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Well darn it they still not have come threw yet. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 10:26 PM Just sent them to you. Thanks!
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    Location: Texas | Is the email correct? Anrx37a@aol.com? I just resent them. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 11:19 PM Is the email correct? Anrx37a@aol.com? I just resent them. Awesome I just got them, I love this ideal. Ok I will have to resize so it will take a min. Cowjazz I love this ideal, its really cute and I have a couple of window frames just like these going to have to give it a try. 
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Bumping this back up so to show off Cowjazz's picture frame. |
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      Location: Lewisburg, Tennessee | Love the window frame idea and I just happen to have one that I've been wondering what to do with!
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    Location: Texas | You can either hang them by the tongues, or as I did. Hook tongue on one side and the bar side hangs on an little "s" hook. |
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  Location: Indiana | I'm horrible at starting something and not completely finishing it. I still need to add more pictures, fill with buckles and make sure the frames are straight but you can get the idea. I got the frames at Walmart before Christmas a few years ago and I think I have $36 in them. Put them on the wall with the removable velcro 3M strips. Most of the pictures are of the kids competing because I never got around to pulling ours out LOL
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| porky - 2014-01-13 2:08 AM Here is one of our frames ...
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     Location: Wisconsin | I would like to get a coffee table, but decided on a buckle tree. Its made of horseshoes and is shaped like a pine tree. I get it next month! |
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       Location: Glendive Mt. | I just bought one from Brent Puhls photography and LOVe it. I bought it as a gift for my daughter and I love that you can buy them with various picture and buckle options. I had one made with 1 8 x 10 and two buckle holders. as said great workmanship.. thanks Brent |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | nettieb3 - 2014-01-15 4:46 PM I would like to get a coffee table, but decided on a buckle tree. Its made of horseshoes and is shaped like a pine tree. I get it next month!
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | Southtxponygirl - 2014-01-13 11:34 PM Cowjazz - 2014-01-13 11:19 PM Is the email correct? Anrx37a@aol.com?
I just resent them.
Awesome I just got them, I love this ideal. Ok I will have to resize so it will take a min.
Cowjazz I love this ideal, its really cute and I have a couple of window frames just like these going to have to give it a try. 
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    Location: Texas!! | I had a coffee table built for my daughter's buckles (only a few are mine...lol). It use to be cute and organized. It has cow hide under the buckles, but you can't even see it any more. We have them just thrown in there and a few other places....
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     Location: Okla | puhlsphotography - 2014-01-12 5:32 PM these are just a few of the ones I do. I have a lot more on my face book page under Puhls Picture Frames. I can make them however you want and can do any metal cutouts you want
I display mine in a frame, much like # 3 in these pics. |
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| puhlsphotography - 2014-01-14 9:11 AM
here is 1 I just finished. I just have to add the glass yet. holds 2--8x10's and 8 buckles. I can do any metal cutouts you want
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | rodeodelux - 2014-01-16 9:12 AM I had a coffee table built for my daughter's buckles (only a few are mine...lol). It use to be cute and organized. It has cow hide under the buckles, but you can't even see it any more. We have them just thrown in there and a few other places....
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     Location: Wisconsin | Southtxponygirl - 2014-01-15 10:27 PM nettieb3 - 2014-01-15 4:46 PM I would like to get a coffee table, but decided on a buckle tree. Its made of horseshoes and is shaped like a pine tree. I get it next month! Do you have a picture of this buckle tree? Sounds really neat.
I dont know how to get a picture up...heck, im still sporting the same profile pic for the past 4 yrs!. PM me your phone and i can send. |
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