Ninjafossils
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Found at my colonial site. No idea
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Tongue from a Georgian Shoe Buckle.
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Chris
The Golden Rock: seventeenth and eighteenth century metal buckles from Oranje Bay, St. Eustatius | Ruud Stelten - Academia.edu
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Chris
The Golden Rock: seventeenth and eighteenth century metal buckles from Oranje Bay, St. Eustatius | Ruud Stelten - Academia.edu
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Agreeing... it is the small forked brass tongue from a Colonial-era shoebuckle. (The term "Georgian" for that specific type of shoebuckles refers to the period from 1714 to 1830, covering the reign of King George I through King George IV -- but mostly means the 1700s.) The front and back photos below show where your find fit on the Georgian shoebuckle.
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Worldtalker and Pete are right! Good job guys, you both nailed it.
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This is one I found wandering through the woods,Thats how I know. Tickled me to almost peeing myself!
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