Colonial 1600-1720 spectacle buckle

[Garabaldi]

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[Papa Bear]

Very nice! At least I am not the only one finding spoons. I seem to find them all the time....

 

[digging440yrs]

NICE HIT !!

 

[Argentium]

Hey ! What is that piece showing red ? Argentium

 

[SilverPirate]

Very nice finds, great detecting

 

[birdman]

Wow! Would love to find one, Very nice.

 

[Gunrunner61]

Killer finds.............HH

 

[fishstick]

Beautiful buckle there G!! And a IH to boot.. CONGRATS.. HH

 

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[CRUSADER]

The date is about right but its not really classed as a 'Spectacle' Buckle as they are 'rounded' ends. Great find though!

 

[Garabaldi]

The date is about right but its not really classed as a 'Spectacle' Buckle as they are 'rounded' ends. Great find though!

Ya I found a match in the spectacle chapter but not sure if there's a proper name?











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[CRUSADER]

Ya I found a match in the spectacle chapter but not sure if there's a proper name?

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Good book, I have it as well, 'double loop' I would have said, but if its in that chapter it must be right. Clearly my memory is not so great.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Good find as Cru says a double looped buckle, Trapezodial type that actually do date back to Medieval times, although yours is 1600's plus, and would have proberbly been of Miltary use..good one

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