Need help in identifying this
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ctalmadg
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Looks like a homemade belt buckle.
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Don't know but it's different
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Looks like a ladies sash buckle, it was probably cloth wrapped originally. I'm not well versed in buckles, but someone may be able to give you an approximate age on it
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Yep,,
Hippie buckles
Congrats
Hippie buckles
Congrats
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Sash buckle sounds about right
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Hmmm was this on another post ?
I thought "craft buckle" as well...
But someone posted that they had determined it was from a "burner" ? ? ?
Errr thread rather.
I thought "craft buckle" as well...
But someone posted that they had determined it was from a "burner" ? ? ?
Errr thread rather.
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BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE SASH BUCKLE . THIS IS DIFFRENT FOR SURE ..
CRUSADER
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That's a real tough guess, because although it has a 1890s look, the person who handmade it could copy any period they liked. It does look to have been in the ground for at least 40 years or so, maybe a lot more. Not sure your ever get the answer.
