✅ SOLVED found this buckle but cant find any info on type or age.

[jackofblades]

Found in nova Scotia behind some houses that date mid to late 1700 and 1800, its 2 1/2 inches long, 1 1/2 inches wide and i think made of brass. i have looked everywhere but can't seem to find this type of buckle.

 

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[vpnavy]

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[Jverde3]

a great find I am sure! Interesting buckle too...could have been for a horse, buggy or something to strap stuff down on a wagon...not necessarily a belt buckle for a human.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Hello Jack, welcome to Tnet from Toronto!

It's hard to tell exactly how old your buckle might be, but it looks to be cast brass.
There was likely a rolled metal piece in the center for the leather belt to slide over.
It's pretty small and relatively thin in construction, so I'm thinking a buckle that someone used on their person such as on a knapsack or belt.

Here's a similar 'rifle sling' buckle I found in 2014 in Kingston, ON
Dave