Nice shoe buckle

Badfrog

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Aug 31, 2007
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A little outing today and I found my nicest buckle ever. I believe it to be pewter (if it's possible). I can seem to make out the brand (maybe Jameson) ans I have no clue of the possible date (the site as a lot of history). Any help is welcomed from you experts.

T
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Very, very nice one :thumbsup: 1750-1790s
 

How can you tell it's form that timeframe. I don't know anything about shoe buckles, so I'm intrested in learning.

T
 

Badfrog said:
How can you tell it's form that timeframe. I don't know anything about shoe buckles, so I'm intrested in learning.

T

The internal workings, plus a book helps :thumbsup:
 

I'm I right saying it's pewter ? Did they make buckle in that metal ?

T
 

Badfrog said:
I'm I right saying it's pewter ? Did they make buckle in that metal ?

T

they did, but I think yours is heavily tinned & has a copper-alloy core.
 

Forgot to say, I have hundreds of buckles & have never found a complete shoe buckle yet, the plough smashes them up.
 

I found this one in the woods, so that might explain de condition.

T
 

Great condition. I've found one complete shoe buckle but not as ornate as yours.
 

Sweet Buckle ! Looks like a very old site.

Tom
 

great finds :thumbsup:
 

This is a Stunning find in terms of condition.


Few old coins could top it, as far as I'm concerned! :thumbsup:
 

Let's just say that I hope this place has some old coins or buttons too. The soil seems really gentle on metal. It was only three inches deep in a mix of dirt and medium size rocks.

T
 

tell ya what, if a shoe buckle could ever make banner, I bet yours would be the one.
my eyes popped out when I saw that,
great find,
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This is a beautiful shoe buckle in amazing shape. Congrats.

NJ
 

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