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Found this yesterday. Pretty neat, just not sure what it is.
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Found this yesterday. Pretty neat, just not sure what it is.
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It's a snake buckle! Nice find. Now go find the keeper. Third one down- http://www.relicman.com/plates/zArchivePlateConfederateSnake.htm
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Thank You !! You guys are sure fast with the info.
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Nice one.
I found just the snake part last year, slightly different from yours, but same idea.
I found just the snake part last year, slightly different from yours, but same idea.
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Nice find!
Rick (Nova Scotia)
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Too bad you couldn't rename you post, cause if you could have called this a snake buckle from the start....There would have been lots of posts on this one,.
Just remember it is a give, and take world, And to post to others finds as well. There are lots of good ones who don't
what's up with that ?
Just remember it is a give, and take world, And to post to others finds as well. There are lots of good ones who don't
what's up with that ?
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I don't know what it is either but I definitely like it.
Congrats on a cool and unique find.
You just never know what's next right??
Congrats on a cool and unique find.
You just never know what's next right??
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I agree. find-You can send a pm to the mod and ask if they would edit the title for you. jeff of pa
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I've done it before. I think it may help in getting a more accurate identification of your particular version of this buckle, as there were many types with slight variations. Yours with the center medallion doesn't appear too often. Someone from across the pond may be able to nail down a date for it. Maybe, maybe not. If it was found down here in the southern US, it would automatically be considered a "confederate" buckle, even though that may not be historically factual 100%.
By the way... a belated- Welcome to Treasurenet!
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Weird, but I like it.
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