✅ SOLVED Buckle and unknown ID Please

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The buckle is a utility buckle for web style belts such as seen on carpenter belts, etc.
 

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There may also be civilian-usage versions, but the brass 2-piece buckle on the US Army Model-1936 web belt in the photo below seems to be an exact match-up with your brass 2-piece buckle. Notice the curvature of the top of the "T" bar.
 

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TCG,
Thanks for the reply. I know there is no way to know for sure what belt this buckle came from but the possibility that it could be military is enough for me. Now, if I could just get a lead on the brass piece. I'm thinking it may be 4H related or maybe boy scouts? Here's a side view of it.
 

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The Boy Scouts call them skill award belt loops. I can find examples from them but my dumb old iPad keeps cutting out
 

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