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  1. Jan 26, 2012, 12:16 AM
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    Solved Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    I think it is for some type of strap for a cloth something or another! I don't think these are horse related. They look like they work similar to a buckle you would see on a pair of bib overalls, but something much larger. I have no clue. Please help if you can!
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  2. Jan 26, 2012, 05:49 AM #2
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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    What you have just may be a curry comb.
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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    It is def. a buckle of some sort
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  4. Jan 26, 2012, 09:55 AM #4
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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    Could they be horse blanket buckles? The top looks like it would attach to a ring on one side allowing the strap to be cinched tight? HH

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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    It is called a back band hook off of a harness set up.
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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    Quote Originally Posted by duggap
    What you have just may be a curry comb.
    I don't see any resemblance to a curry comb, any photo you could shoot my way to help me get what you are seeing?
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    Re: Too big to be an overalls strap or buckle.

    Quote Originally Posted by cdsieg
    Quote Originally Posted by duggap
    What you have just may be a curry comb.
    I don't see any resemblance to a curry comb, any photo you could shoot my way to help me get what you are seeing?
    It is called a back band hook off of a harness set up.
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