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Last ons is probably the oldest, late 1800's early 1900's

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Some background information, such as, geographically where these pieces were found would be helpful. :icon_scratch:
Were they found at the same sites, what is the background history of each site.

As Silver Searcher has already mentioned, these buckles are likely post-1900 in date. :thumbsup:
Most of these are ladies sash buckles, the last one pictured with the rust on it is a horse harness buckle.

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If they put on something sexy, I’ll date them !
 
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