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Fishstank

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Found these buckles at a farm in Glendale, AZ. Just wondering if they were used on animals or if people wore these.
Also included are some tokens. One is from a mint machine and the other is a Pontiac car token.

Some wheats too. One is a 1912.

Thanks for looking. HH,
Fishstank
 

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thanks crusader. we've found a total of 5 buckles in one yard.
 
Fishstank said:
thanks crusader. we've found a total of 5 buckles in one yard.

they look pretty heavy duty, so the horse might have been a heavy horse for ploughing etc
 
What "I" think is interesting is that 'rustic' looking St. Christophers medal. I would like to see both front and back when it is cleaned up!
 
When I graduated H.S. (Glendale Union High School) in 1969, my dad bought me my first metal detector.. it was a Goldak. Anyway, I took it over to Glendale Park. It was totally untouched and I filled all my pockets with silver, wheaties and IHs.. They've long since scraped the ground for irrigation and put in a new Library Bldg. so I imagine most of the old stuff that I missed is now long gone. I no longer live in AZ but I do know that there are still MANY places loaded with 'treasure'.
Anyway, interesting finds there and GL on future hunts.

~Mike
 
horse tack, the way the post sticks out from the buckle is a positive lock to keep the straps from slipping. as was already said, it was probably from a plowing harness or possibly wagon harness
 
Sniffer said:
horse tack, the way the post sticks out from the buckle is a positive lock to keep the straps from slipping. as was already said, it was probably from a plowing harness or possibly wagon harness

Yes horse tack,but not just ploughing,I have them on my breast collar,and any where you need to create a loop,or adjustment,on your rig
 
I have those buckles on the left on my halter bridle combo. all I have to do is clip my bridle right to the halter. the 2 with the pins are for adjusting the halter to your horses size head. they have to be heavy duty since you tied your horses head to whatever so they wouldn't run off if spooked or just ornery.
 
Interesting Horse buckles.... congrats ! :thumbsup:
 
Love the old horse buckles Fishstank! :icon_thumright:
I really like these Chinese coins too, very cool! :o
 

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