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1825 Militia Officers Buckle
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JimBeHuntin'
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That is a great looking buckle ... congratz on a beautiful find ~ Jimmy
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cool find. very nice.
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Sweet find!! Congrats. 
Jason in TN
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Sweet. I like it.
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Man that sure is a nice find!! Keep up the good work!
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Great buckle! Congratulations!
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civilman1
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That is an awesome piece.....I bet you're still grinning like a possum eating Poo.Big Congrat's to ya!!!!
The captain
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Great buckle! What you have is a Confederate officers buckle. 1861-1865. Great luck on finding both sides!
Little Minnow
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Great find. Nice job removing from the tree roots with out harm.
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