I found what I think is an old militia belt plate and a couple of flat buttons a few days ago at a plantation site that dates back to about 1750 not to far from my house . I found 2 pics of the belt plate , one said it dates back to 1810 , the other said 1820 . What do yall think ? The hook in the front got bent over backwards somehow , but I'll still take it .
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Looks more like this, only a non-NY militia belt buckle. http://www.beltplates.com/1840ny.html
If so, then the 1840's or so may be more accurate.
Good looking no matter what the age or origin.
Congratulations on a fine looking relic! HOGGE My Banner vote is in.
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