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    Culpeper Virginia CW Camp

    Dug a few feet from the lead. About the same depth as well.
    What is it?
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Culpeper Virginia CW Camp-culpeper-camp.jpg  

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    Re: Culpeper Virginia CW Camp

    May be part of a suspender clasp?
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    Re: Culpeper Virginia CW Camp

    Quote Originally Posted by baspinall
    May be part of a suspender clasp?
    I'll agree. Wasn't there a style of suspenders where the two straps met in the center of the back?
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    Re: Culpeper Virginia CW Camp

    it seems too thin and fragile for suspender type material. i cant imagine anything other than ribbon running through

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    Re: Culpeper Virginia CW Camp

    In addition to it being too thin and fragile, the holes aren't wide enough to accomodate suspenders-straps. I believe it is very probably a sock garter-strap holder ...functioning similarly to what is shown in this photo, but of course it's not the same shape. Note the "angle" of the garter-strap, which is about the same as the angled strap-holes on the object you found.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Culpeper Virginia CW Camp-garter-buckle-clasp_1895-patent_boston-garter_advertizement_tn_scanbythrillathahunt_cl8_236_8.jpg   Culpeper Virginia CW Camp-garter-buckle-clasp_1895-patent_boston-garter_advertizement_tn_scanbythrillathahunt_cl8_236_8.jpg  

 

 

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