Any idea?
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digger460
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I'll just throw this out there. A section of a toy picket fence? (Old)
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Nice find. Congrats
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Nice find! 
Perhaps a buckle part?
Perhaps a buckle part?
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Nice find Truth!!! creskol would know more, but if I had to guess I'd have to say that your half sash buckle is much older than the 30's, possibly late 19th to early 20th century, however this is based on limited knowledge and what little I could find in the internet. Hopefully creskol will educate us both on a more exact dating... "D"
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