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how old do you think this buckle is?

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I know you cannot judge the age of something by the depth it is in the ground but I had to dig halfway to china to get this one.....lol

was probably more like 11-12 inches, how old do you think it is?
 

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I'm not sure this is a buckle, can't remember where I have seen similar :icon_scratch:
 
Looks old !! and very nice !! Old landowner initials?? can u research this?? great job!! MaineRelic.
 
May be a chape rather than a buckle, nice find looks victorian 19th century from the letter style. :icon_thumright:
 
My guess is 40s or 50s. I know the gothic lettering makes it look older, but the style of buckle (size and attachments) and width of belt is much more in sync with 40s-50s. It might be as early as the 20s or 30's but during that time suspenders were more typical than belts.
 
That's a neat find Goes :thumbsup:
 
robfinds said:
May be a chape rather than a buckle, nice find looks victorian 19th century from the letter style. :icon_thumright:

agreed looks more chape/strapend like
 

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