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If anyone could help ID this little piece I would appreciate it. It's about 2 inches long and 1/2 inch wide. I think it's a thin stamped brass or copper. Thanks
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Without seeing the back I see it as a ladies sash belt decorative piece.
 
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That's good thinking. The back is just smooth with no designs.
 
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yes its a post-1900 buckle
 
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