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3 buckles in the same hole.
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Nice finds. Someone will chime in here...jgas
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I don't know how big they are but they look like suspender buckles
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Looks like CROWN Make. I'd say suspender or overalls. Looks very old. Tony
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Duh I didn't see the bottom pic with the name. They are suspender or overall buckles. Probably early 1900's. I'm thinking that because of the type of lettering on the makers name.
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A great find fh 
Do we call that a 'Buckle Spill', or an 'old pair of overalls' ?
Mike
Edit: Also, excellent pics, Thanks.
Do we call that a 'Buckle Spill', or an 'old pair of overalls' ?
Mike
Edit: Also, excellent pics, Thanks.
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