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✅ SOLVED A Colonial Buckle?

Wildcat1750

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Western CT
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AT PRO/Ace 250w8.5x11" DD Coil/
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I found this buckle on a site in western Connecticut where a 1750 house once stood. It has a nice, smooth green patina to it. What sort of buckle might it be and could it be colonial? Many flat buttons have come from this general area. I have provided 4 views for clarity. Thanks.
Nick
 

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Nice find. Could very well be colonial. Looks like a shoe buckle frame likely 1750's up through early 1800's.
 
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large shoe buckle frame mid/late 18th C. nice find, congrats :)
 
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Thank you, Jeff H and steelheadwill for your replies and input!
Nick
 
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Thank you, ticm and got2dig. The buckle is a bit heavy and has a nice feel when I hold it in my hand.
Nick
 
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Really nice shoe buckle! Congrats!
 
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