Civil War Buckle of some type?

[Bagman13]

Hello Everyone.....

Found this buckle on a known CW site in NW AR. Would anyone know if this is a CW era buckle and if so, know what it is?
This was found on a hilltop area where it was reported calvary horses were stationed. My buddy found a heart bridal rosette at this same spot. Any id on the other objects would be great help also.

 

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[windage]

More than 310 views over a 2 month period and nobody has squat to say about this guy's whatsit?

 

[Bagman13]

More than 310 views over a 2 month period and nobody has squat to say about this guy's whatsit?

Thanks windage
Ur post gave me a chuckle this morning.
I have thought the same thing

 

[pwcguy]

It dosn't look like a buckle to me. But maybe a stap adjuster for suspenders. I'm probally wrong though. Have you taken it to a local relic shop and had an expert look at it?

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Apparently, the Original Poster (Bagman13) is unaware of the What-Is-It forum here at TreasureNet. That exact form of iron buckle has been repeatedly identified as a latter-1800s-to-20th-century Horse-harness buckle in the What-Is-It forum.

"Free, Friendly Advice": civil war relic diggers will usually get better results by posting their Can-you-ID questions in the What-Is-It forum than here in the civil war artifacts forum.

 

[ctbond7]

I found one similar in civil war battle ground and I can’t figure out what it is either.. maybe went on a horse as a strap but I do not know for sure.

 

[ctbond7]

Haha I Just read the post before mine and he did say it was for a horse. Plus this was all from 2012.

 

[charley2hats]

Haha I Just read the post before mine and he did say it was for a horse. Plus this was all from 2012.

I'ts a cinch divice. Put the cinch ring in the cureld piece and pull the cinch tight I used them lots charley2hats