romeo-1
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Yesterday was family shopping day but I rushed the wife so that I could spend the last hour of light on the hill where I found the 17th century tobmac buckle a couple weeks ago. I found plenty of scraps that I missed the last time I was here and I also found another old buckle. This one too dates 1660-1720. As seen in the pictures the buckle chape is still intact! This is rare considering that it's iron and has been in the ground for 300 years. I'm starting to become a "buckle guy"...oh well, there are worse things to be!
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You could use that baby for a steak knife.
I would think they scraped some knuckles on it adjusting them.Also looks like it would have dug in the top of the foot before long.Crazy design to me.








