Any info on this style of buckle would be great. Any thoughts on age? thanks, Dan
Any Info or thoughts on this buckle
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TheCannonballGuy
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The distinctive handstamped multiple "raised X" design on its rim is consistent with second-half-of-the-1700s shoebuckles, knee-buckles, breeches-buckles, and stock-buckles, etc.
Although the ones at the following link are Reproductions, they are copies of Originals found at late-Colonial era sites.
https://www.wmboothdraper.com/Buckles/buckles_main.htm
Because you found only a fragment of the complete buckle, I am unable to tell what specific type it is.
Keep hunting that spot -- the rest of it could be nearby.
Although the ones at the following link are Reproductions, they are copies of Originals found at late-Colonial era sites.
https://www.wmboothdraper.com/Buckles/buckles_main.htm
Because you found only a fragment of the complete buckle, I am unable to tell what specific type it is.
Keep hunting that spot -- the rest of it could be nearby.
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