✅ SOLVED Time period of this belt buckle

[pax_in_ma]

Anybody would know how I could narrow down the time period of this belt buckle? Found in a field that had a lot of early 1900s artifacts and coin so would be my guess. Can't read the writing on the back of it. :-(

Thanks in advance for your help.

Patrick

 

[sutphin]

INTERESTING FIND HOPE YOU FIND YOUR ANSWER.

 

[Ant]

It is an C Initiall Buckle, they were popular from the early 40's to mid 60'. I have found a few myself, here's 2:

 

[sutphin]

ANT. THAT LOOKS LIKE NOT ALL YOU FOUND , DANG.....

 

[Ant]

Sorry. I accidentally uploaded thst last picture, sorry.

It is my waterless desert garden art. The bird is called a kestrel hawk, we have them around here, they can hover above the ground in the wind while they spot prey. The cactus is called a prayer cactus, and the rock is a outcropping of granite, ar rusted shot up can, a dried out plant called an Indian Bird Cage, both on top of a bed of Chrysocolla (a mineral that is associated with gold) in a terracotta cactus pot...

 

[DCMatt]

Ant Art. I like it.

Sorry. I accidentally uploaded thst last picture, sorry.

It is my waterless desert garden art. The bird is called a kestrel hawk, we have them around here, they can hover above the ground in the wind while they spot prey. The cactus is called a prayer cactus, and the rock is a outcropping of granite, ar rusted shot up can, a dried out plant called an Indian Bird Cage, both on top of a bed of Chrysocolla (a mineral that is associated with gold) in a terracotta cactus pot...

 

[nhbenz]

I've usually thought of deco monogram buckles as more 1920's-30's.
Cool buckles Ant. The silver one is a clearly a Giant Grip, whose buckles often have a 1921 patent date on them. I wouldn't be surprised if this one is from them as well. Here's a similar one to it: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/today-s-finds/304451-silver-buckle.html

 

[coinman123]

Looks art deco.

 

[Ant]

Okay, Art Deco it is, thanks.