Couple more buckles

[mainer]

I wasnt going to ask how old these were but finding out the axe was a trade axe, I figured I would ask about these, seeings how they came from the same location. Thanks for the help.

 

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[Iron Patch]

Later for sure, probably well into the 1800s.

 

[mainer]

Thats what I figured Patch, thought I better check to make sure. Thank You.

 

[Iron Patch]

Thats what I figured Patch, thought I better check to make sure. Thank You.

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[kuger]

Yea,I would def. say 19th cen.The first one is pretty cool,and a tongue and wreath type....double tongue!I have not seen that type.I have found something similiar.They were ladies buckles.I am sure I have found a smaller version(the center disc)but I dont know where it is?

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Yea,I would def. say 19th cen.The first one is pretty cool,and a tongue and wreath type....double tongue!I have not seen that type.I have found something similiar.They were ladies buckles.I am sure I have found a smaller version(the center disc)but I dont know where it is?

Oooh those are nice.

I just dug an oldie today. Late 1700's ladies sash buckle. Ugliest thing I've ever seen!

 

[mainer]

4-H would love to see a picture of your buckle. Did you post it in todays finds?