Buckle found near Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia

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Silvermonkey

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There is nothing I love to find more than a big beautiful buckle. I'm guessing your piece would date to the early 1700's, based on a quick look through Ross Whitehead's reference book titled, " Buckles 1250-1800". Congrats on digging a fantastic bit of colonial era history!
 

villagenut

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Looks like horse tack with a raised bar....maybe a bit younger....1800s would be my estimate
 

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arbuckle

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There is nothing I love to find more than a big beautiful buckle. I'm guessing your piece would date to the early 1700's, based on a quick look through Ross Whitehead's reference book titled, " Buckles 1250-1800". Congrats on digging a fantastic bit of colonial era history!
I did look through that book but didn’t see anything exactly like it. I’ll comb through it again. It would be fantastic to be that old.
 

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