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Hey Vern, has there been anymore information discovered regarding your buckle?

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Butch in Colorado

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Nothing I can nail down yet but this information from Missouri looks like a possibility. The Missouri connection would be first choice at this time, and if it is a Missouri Confederate belt plate, it would be extremely rare. One or both men in the below photograph are possibly wearing the MVM belt plate, although officers usually wore the eagle sword plate. All I need to do is find a photo of it being worn by a Civil War soldier.

Hopefully the photo of it on the cover of American Digger magazine will solve the mystery.

[attachment 57293 plate1.jpg]



Notes on the 2nd Regiment MVM

Notice the gray
 
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... you find out it's so rare, your's is the first and only one ever known to exist. KA-CHING. Safety deposit box time for the original. Display only the reproduction.
 
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