First intact belt buckle
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Subterranean
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Your button has a locomotive on it, probably an overalls button, mid 1900's? The buckle was plates at one time, with an applied horseshoe on it, from the looks of the solder. A western motif. Cool finds, Sub 
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Nice stuff comgrats
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Cool finds. I just dug a similar train button recently. That buckle is pretty cool too. Love relics along with my coins.
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Congrats on pulling a "first" with the intact buckle!
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nice finds i love anything railroad keep on shuggun away toot toot. sorry
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