Best of your Buckle finds any date...

[dragonsbreath]

The Livery button post prompted me to start this thread i havnt got roman or saxon

but quite a range of later types happy posting folks...

 

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[postalgriff]

my strangest....

 

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[TheDane]

Hat buckle about 1760 (coin a bit older):

 

[TheDane]

Heart buckle, medieval:

 

[rjw4law]

I never saw sooooo many different types....nice

 

[Erdspiegel]

 

[Kirk PA]

Sweet Colonial post! Here is my favorite Colonial shoe buckle.

I hope to dig one that is complete. One day...one day!

Keep the passion high!

Kirk

 

[Erdspiegel]

some more:

 

[Iron Patch]

Like the two headed lion buckle. Do you know the approx. date? They can be very close in design even if dating many years apart.

 

[shaun7]

Here's mine so far, but most are broken

 

[Erdspiegel]

Like the two headed lion buckle. Do you know the approx. date? They can be very close in design even if dating many years apart.

Don't know the exact date.It isn't a War Navy WW2 one.(1938 naval dagger)

I think it belongs to a officers sword,WW1.

 

[rovnrbl]

This is at least my most unusual button and

rather hard to come by. Union Drummer boy buckle found at Brandy Station March 2008

 

[Breezie]

My best buckle is this circa 1600's Spectacle buckle, which is pretty rare on this side of the big pond. Breezie

 

[mainer]

Heres mine. Not my oldest but my favorite that I have. My guess would be that it is from the 50's or 60's.

 

[mile-ender]

Here're two of my finest - both pewter and I don't have a clue as to the age

 

[Iron Patch]

Here're two of my finest - both pewter and I don't have a clue as to the age

I think both get back there pretty good. The first one does look like something I'd expect to dig at our early French sites. Only problem is most are in pieces.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Here're two of my finest - both pewter and I don't have a clue as to the age

Nice....early 17 hundreds...this ones similar to one of yours

SS

 

[richm]

My best and only buckle

 

[Brian W]

That is one awsome buckle richm...I love it, nice find.

It is incredible all the sweet buckles posted, thanks everyone for posting

 

[Iron Patch]

This is "buckle like" and I thought there is no better place to post this than an American forum!
Dave.

I'd be way more excited seeing it in the dirt before knowing what it was, but would still be happy with the find. Pretty good display material!

 

[dneyedli@res1.mts.net]

This is "buckle like" and I thought there is no better place to post this than an American forum!
Dave.

I'd be way more excited seeing it in the dirt before knowing what it was, but would still be happy with the find. Pretty good display material!

Yep, when I pulled it out of the ground I said out loud " What the *#$! is that?"
I posted it here a few years ago but with little replies. Then an American found one a year later and everyone went wild! People will have to start realizing that us Canadians will find some pretty cool American stuff out here. I know I would be excited to see an American post a cool Canadian find.
I still do not know anything about this presidential buckle thingy that has 13 stars. Any insight would be appreciated.
Dave.