Tech Ether Guild TEG Solid Brass Egyptian Pharaoh Hieroglyphic Belt Buckle 1970s

A striking genuine Tech Ether Guild (TEG) solid red brass belt buckle featuring a beautifully detailed Egyptian Pharaoh profile in elaborate headdress with a surrounding border of hieroglyphic glyphs — a design perfectly capturing the Egyptian Revival craze that swept America during the legendary King Tut museum tour of 1976–1979. About Tech Ether Guild: Tech Ether Guild (TEG) belt buckles are popular among collectors and revered for the quality of their "red brass" and construction methods. TEG produced a range of Egyptian-themed designs during their peak 1970s production years — the Scarab, Winged Cobra, and Pharaoh's Horses are among the documented titles — making this Pharaoh profile buckle a highly desirable addition to any TEG collection. Belt Buckle History Fits belts up to approximately 1-3/4" wide — friction bar, no-prong design Genuine aged brass patina throughout including verdigris on belt bar — honest age No name designation visible on reverse — consistent with earlier unmarked TEG production, potentially more desirable to serious collectors Condition: Good to Very Good overall. Front face design is sharp and well-defined with dark oxidized fill beautifully intact throughout the glyph border and Pharaoh detail. No cracks, breaks, or repairs. An excellent piece for the serious TEG collector, Egyptian Revival enthusiast, or vintage 1970s Western/boho style wearer. Egyptian-themed TEG buckles are among the more sought-after designs in the collector community.