Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
Hook-Fast leather belt with “ALA” racing buckle.
Detailed view of leather belts and personalized buckles.
Angled view of black Hook-Fast case showing corner wear.
1958 Hook-Fast price list with vintage typography.
Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
1958 Hook-Fast price list with vintage typography. Open
Reverse side of Hook-Fast sales brochure.
Reverse of Belt Strap showing brand imprint.
Closed black Hook-Fast salesman case from 1958.
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Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
Hook-Fast leather belt with “ALA” racing buckle.
Detailed view of leather belts and personalized buckles.
Angled view of black Hook-Fast case showing corner wear.
1958 Hook-Fast price list with vintage typography.
Open display of vintage Hook-Fast belt buckles.
1958 Hook-Fast price list with vintage typography. Open
Reverse side of Hook-Fast sales brochure.
Reverse of Belt Strap showing brand imprint.
Closed black Hook-Fast salesman case from 1958.

1958 Hook-Fast Belt Buckle Salesman Sample Set – Original Case + Brochure

$2,500.00
$2,500.00
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Description

An all-access pass to mid-century swagger. This ultra-rare 1958 salesman’s sample set from Hook-Fast Specialties delivers a time capsule of Americana cool. Housed in its original case—with a full lineup of belt buckles, hand-tooled straps, and a delightfully worn brochure—it’s a collectible gem for vintage fashion aficionados, hot rod enthusiasts, or anyone with a love of the open road and classic car culture. The outer case shows signs of travel, the paperwork wears its age like a badge of honor—but the belts inside? Mint condition, never worn, and ready to turn heads.
Additional Information

Hook-Fast, based in Providence, RI, was known for producing customizable Western-style belts and buckles in the 1950s and ’60s. This kit would’ve hit the road with a rep calling on car clubs, Westernwear shops, and mom-and-pop retailers across America—offering customers the chance to personalize their belt with racing motifs, names, and enamel emblems. This set includes a full brochure (dated August 4, 1958), a selection of embossed buckles with names like "Bud," "Jim," "Champ," and "Sid," and several pristine leather belts. A fantastic piece of display art, automotive memorabilia, and mid-century salesmanship.

A rare surviving sales kit from 1950s car culture—ready for display, storytelling, or your next design inspiration. Add it to your collection today.