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🔎 UNIDENTIFIED 18th Century T&W Buckle?

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The other day I found this 40mmX30mm stamped brass alloy small plain buckle tongue on an 18th century site. It was found next to sleeve buttons, pewter buttons, and a ball button. Any clues?
 

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Definitely part of a 2 part buckle... but i do not think its military... due to the size of that connection area.
Usually those are "meaty" when compared to that one.
My guess is a woman's buckle for such and such... sash / belt etc.
 
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