Carbine sling buckle Sash buckle or Shoe buckle?

Gregg3131

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Found this beautiful buckle next to a Union officer Sword belt plate which I will post later. It's 3 inches by 2 inches. I had thought it was a shoe buckle but thought maybe Civil War related. Any experts out there?
 

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Gregg3131

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Thanks. Hoping someone on here can ID it.
 

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Looking forward to seeing that plate Gregg!
 

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Late 19th C, might be a sash buckle.
 

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I would lean toward sash buckle. Definitely not a shoe buckle and I have never seen a carbine sling buckle with scalloped edges.
 

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