Beautiful Colonial shoe buckle?

[strateloss]

I dug this beautiful shoe buckle recently and I wanted to have a better idea as to its age. The site seems to date from early to late 1800's. I'd really appreciate any help.

THX

 

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[Erving]

Looks more like a sash buckle to me. Nice find.

 

[Erik in NJ]

That's a great buckle! What other kinds of things are you finding at that site?

 

[CRUSADER]

Sorry not 18th C but late 19th C.

 

[vpnavy]

Fantastic find strateloss.

 

[strateloss]

Thank guys!!

That's a great buckle! What other kinds of things are you finding at that site?

Thanks Erik, there were a lot of different buckles, this one being the nicest. There was also an 1800's button as well as a Pewter spoon and a Silver plated spoon I was able to ID from the first war. The land size is about 200 acres where a farm once stood in the 1800's. I went back last weekend but the ticks are so bad this year that I couldn't get more than 30ft without having one on my jeans. Granted they were falling off after a few seconds with the Permethrin I had on, I just couldn't enjoy being out there. I plan on going back as soon as they tone down a bit.

 

[mangum]

Sorry not 18th C but late 19th C.

I agree, nice looking buckle regardless. HH!

 

[blugotti1]

love those colonial buckles!!