Buckle info needed, repost from saturday with different title.

stratos

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Hello fellow historians, between work and fishing I get about 5 hrs a week. So I waited until I had a few things. The one thing in the pic that I am hoping you guys can shed some light on is the buckle.
It was found on a farm that has been in that family since the late 1800's. On the back it is stamped ENGLAND. be safe in your travels.
 

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thrifty76now

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Some of the old buckles posted lately make me wonder on their history. That one is really old if I AM GUESSING RIGHT.
 

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Looks like a common horse tack buckle made after the tariff act of 1891. Could be much newer, into the 1950s. I have purchased new brass buckles marked "England" in the 1970s and they will still be found with such a mark today. I like the little indian which looks like it may be a neckerchief slide.
 

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Yeap, horse harness buckle, note the off-set bar for thick leather.
 

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