Buckle help

[jrwill56]

got back out at lunch,found this broken buckle,looks small to be a shoe buckle unless it is a childs. the buckle is next to the dime,the big one is some photo work to show how it should look,anyone know a date?

 

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[Silver Searcher]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Hi Bill. I see you are digging the old stuff on those breaks again! Your going to make me want to come out and detect with you soon. Seriously, I think there is a good find that will be coming out of there. Keep posting...HHHH Mike

 

[CRUSADER]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

 

[Silver Searcher]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

Yes..... I would say a later copy of the type I posted.

SS

 

[CRUSADER]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

Yes..... I would say a later copy of the type I posted.

SS

I wonder if its an 18th century buckle in the same style (as you say like a copy). I guess the history of the area will narrow it to the right timeframe.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

Yes..... I would say a later copy of the type I posted.

SS

I wonder if its an 18th century buckle in the same style (as you say like a copy). I guess the history of the area will narrow it to the right timeframe.

That's what I thought :P maybe Bill can shed more light on the find area

SS

 

[jrwill56]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

Yes..... I would say a later copy of the type I posted.

SS

the large pic looks more like the actual buckle.i was messing with the pic..here is the buckle.i am running out of hits. but i feel ther is a great find out there somewhere,on this site.i have found items that can be dated from the 17th.century to the middle of the 19th century

 

[Silver Searcher]

Double loop rectangular Buckle

Circa 1570-1700

Nice find

SS.

Good ID, it does fit the Spur Buckles of that type & timeframe just puzzelled by the metal which looks more tombac than the usual copper-alloy

PS. maybe well preserved copper-alloy (looking at picture again)

Yes..... I would say a later copy of the type I posted.

SS

the large pic looks more likethe actual buckle.iwas messing with the pic..here is the buckle

Same Buckle

SS