Dighistory
New member
Found this item in an area that also produced 1880s coins and nearby area was established around 1785. Find depth was about 7 inches, but I've also found a V-Nickel at only 1 inch in the same vicinity.
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Old buckle?
- Thread starter Dighistory
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Dighistory
New member
Any ideas on what the buckle would be? Seems thin for anything heavy like a belt or shoe... Can it be dated from the way it is formed?
flinthunter
Well-known member
I would call it a woman's sash buckle.