Carbine sling buckle?
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Size would help, I've seen those in different widths.
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Nice find. Congrats
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Sure does look like a Civil War carbine sling buckle, with half of it sheared off.
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3 1/4" seems wide for a sling?
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If you could post a couple of pics from different angles of the piece cleaned up that would also help. 
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I agree! Due to it's size, it may be a piece of buckle from a leather strap used on a storage box on a wagon or a strap used on a horse to pull a wagon (horse tack).
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Am I missing something?
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