Ny militia belt plate

[Fattony315]

Well had a little time to detect, so went out to the trime foundation. We didn't find much the last time there, but it's a new year. I got 4 signals in 3 hours but I couldn't be happier. First signal about 70 yards from the foundation, is a choppy 82. I dig it and out pops a ny militia plate. I got a ny militia button last year. I think this is a war of 1812 plate. I could not find the same thing on the Webb, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks for looking.

 

[trapperart]

No help here but congrats on a great find

 

[CRUSADER]

 

[Terry Soloman]

That is BEAUTIFUL!!!! Congratulations!!!

 

[Carolina Tom]

Killer belt plate. Look at Scrappy's, it's on the banner now. It's got cannons just like yours does. Yours might be an artillerist belt plate also... or I might not know what I am talking about. Either way congrats sir!

 

[Darby]

Wow that is gorgeous! Super great find, still waiting for one to find its way under my coil! Congrats

 

[GaRebel1861]

What an awesome find!

 

[nhbenz]

These folks describe it as a 1830-1840 plate: New York - Hanover Brass Foundry Reproduction Military Belt Plates

 

[Fattony315]

Killer belt plate. Look at Scrappy's, it's on the banner now. It's got cannons just like yours does. Yours might be an artillerist belt plate also... or I might not know what I am talking about. Either way congrats sir!

Mine has the same design, but the plate is not square. It also has a border around it.

 

[Johncoho]

That Militia plate is one cool find. Congrats.

 

[Scrappy]

These folks describe it as a 1830-1840 plate: New York - Hanover Brass Foundry Reproduction Military Belt Plates

That date range was my original thought. Many of the order books attribute these style plates to the War of 1812, but many now believe most were manufactured 1820-1840.

To the OP. Excellent find and the condition/restoration is incredible for a dug buckle!!

 

[Fattony315]

That date range was my original thought. Many of the order books attribute these style plates to the War of 1812, but many now believe most were manufactured 1820-1840.

To the OP. Excellent find and the condition/restoration is incredible for a dug buckle!!

Thank, I was just looking at Hanover site. I brushed it off with a tooth brush, that's all. (Then I put the wife's tooth brush back). She'll never know.

 

[CoilToTheSoil]

Man what a pretty plate!

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[Evolution]

Freakin amazing bro. You should have included the photos you texted to me when you called me a t work today. Looked great sitting in the dirt. I saved them to my phone. here they are. ......

P.S. stop going out without me.

 

[relic nut]

Outstanding find!!! And in great shape! Congratulations! [emoji106]

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[Evolution]

Also, I nominated it for banner. She sure is Purty!

 

[port ewen ace]

search officers ny militia excelsior belt plate. FMERG dug an Eagle over Cannons and Globe in Ulster Park, NY. similar condition, sold for $450

 

[Gridwalker306]

Congrats that's a fantastic buckle!!!