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HELP on I.D of Belt Buckle/Early Eagle...

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A friend of mine own's this buckle but asked if i could I.D. which i can not at this time so i turn this over to the inteligence of TN member's!!!
Of course i was NOT told exactly where he got it but i have dug a dump on his property so i'd guess he may have gotten it there(Erie County,PA.)...
Here are a few pi'sc,Ask any question's&i;ll try to answer..any help WILL be greatly appreciated!!! Thank You&HAPPY HUNTING ALL:thumbsup:!!!
 

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That is a bridle rosette, from the early part of the 1900s.
 
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US Army began using the Great Seal insignia around 1902 until the 1930's. The rosette probably is from WWI era 1915-1919.
 
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duggap&deepsecrects THANK YOU for your input!!! Sincerely,
tokenhead...
 
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