What a great way to complete your James Barnes costume or to just have as a keepsake from your favorite movie/TV show! These dog tags are screen accurate reproductions of Steven Rogers' right hand man James "Bucky" Barnes. We offer both the movie version and the TV show version. The movie version matches the same format used on the Steven Rogers dog tags. These appear in a minimalist style and use the SSN as the ID number. The TV show version has more information stamped on the tags and uses a more traditional 8-digit US Army serial number, which would have been issued when he joined the US army in 1943, instead of the 9 digit SSN.
These are made with authentic stainless steel notched WWII style blanks. The set comes with two military standard dog tags, one 24" stainless steel chain, and one 4.5" stainless steel chain. If you are going for screen accuracy then look know further, these are the tags you want! You can also request a custom version of these tags. Check out our other related items below.
When you select the assembled option we will put the tags on the chains and it will be fully assembled like you see it in the pictures on the listing. If you select the unassembled option then you will get all the components (two tags, a short chain, and a long chain) and then you will need to put everything together yourself.
The item(s) in this listing will take 1-3 days to ship due to the current number of orders we have. Custom tags will take about 1-2 weeks to ship.
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