Military-Style Belt with Embossed Buckle

This item is a military-style belt, featuring a single-prong buckle with an embossed heraldic design, attached to a narrow olive-drab or dark green leather or canvas strap. The buckle appears to be made of a bronze or brass-toned metal, showing significant patina and what could be oxidation or surface dirt, giving it a darkened and somewhat aged appearance. The embossed design on the circular face of the buckle features what seems to be a coat of arms or crest, including elements such as a shield, possibly a crown or helmet, and other intricate details that are difficult to discern precisely due to the image resolution and condition. The strap itself is relatively narrow, likely between 1 to 1.5 inches in width, and has a matte finish. It is secured to the buckle assembly by what appears to be two dark-colored rivets or snaps visible near the buckle's frame. The material of the strap, while appearing thin and somewhat stiff, could be leather, heavy canvas, or a synthetic blend, consistent with military or utility belt construction. The visible condition suggests moderate to heavy use, with areas of wear, scuffing, and minor discoloration across the strap. The metal parts of the buckle also show signs of wear and age, with the recesses of the design collecting some grime or showing natural darkening. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible from the provided images. The overall aesthetic points to an item from the mid-20th century, consistent with military or outdoor equipment from that period, suggesting a vintage or antique estimated age. Its craftsmanship appears utilitarian and robust, designed for functionality rather than purely decorative purposes. The unique aspect is the specific embossed emblem, which could indicate a particular military unit, organization, or national affiliation, if identifiable.