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Nicest Shoe Buckle I Ever Found

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Found this buckle a while ago but never posted. Kinda forgot about it, til Golden1 posted his. Completely intact, workable, and has the most beautiful green patina you ever saw! Cleaned up real nice. Still has some small patches of dirt that will come off but decided to post as is. Thanks for lookin'. The Hoggester :thumbsup:
 

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Very cool buckle. You got to be proud of yourself.
 
What a beauty, colonial buckles are just grand. Just as good or better than finding a large copper.
NJ Marty
 
One that nice is much harder to find than a Colonial Copper.


Well done, Hogge--and thanks for posting this one for us to enjoy. :thumbsup:
 
I agree with Buckle....that's a SUPER find....Congrats!

HH, Hank 8)
 
That sure is a nicely preserved shoe buckle!!! :thumbsup:
 
Yup i remember that one! Congrats again Hoggemister :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

G1
 
Now THAT is one beautiful find! Awesome complete buckle Hoggester. :icon_king:
Congrats,
MM
 
Nice buckle. I have seen many posted, but that is the nicest I have seen!

WTG!
 
Very nice...colonial shoe buckles as well as spigots are highly under rated.
 
Nice buckle!!! :thumbsup:
 
BuckleBoy said:
One that nice is much harder to find than a Colonial Copper.


Well done, Hogge--and thanks for posting this one for us to enjoy. :thumbsup:

I also agree with BuckleBoy... What era is it from...

HH Robert
 
Very nice buckle! Georgian period, 1720-1790. Congrats and HH, Mike
 
I'd love to find one of those. Especially in that great of shape. What else are you holding out on us? Quit Hogging all your awesome finds. ;D
Chris
 

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