Abstract: A belt buckle attachment clamp for connecting a buckle to an end of a belt. The attachment clamp comprises a metal piece defining a top wall having integrally formed a pair of spaced apart fingers extending from a forward edge thereof. A space is defined between the fingers for accommodating a buckle swivel pin hingedly secured to a buckle arm. The fingers are deformable to clamp about the buckle arm. A clamping flange is formed integrally with a respective one of opposed side edges of the top wall. Gripping prongs extend above an inner face of at least one of the clamping flanges. The flanges are bendable rearwardly of the top wall and spaced therefrom to define a belt end receiving throat to attach the attachment clamp to a belt end by pressing the clamping flanges on the belt end to cause the clamping flanges and the gripping prongs to grip the belt end.

Abstract: A buckle comprising a decorative outer frame having a circumferential top wall and opposed depending side walls extending rearwardly of the top wall. A channel is defined between the depending side walls under the top wall. A casted back member is provided with a projection portion which is configured to be received in the channel. The outer frame is retained on the casted back member by bending the outer one of the side walls under the projection portion which is received at least in part in the channel. The casted back may have a variety of designs and attachments all formed in a single casting.