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CSBK 01 RE
Here is an absolutely beautiful dug Confederate die struck "Breckenridge" pattern large size "C.S." oval waist belt plate. This plate has a nice uncleaned brown-green patina with a "C.S." strike that you can see for miles. All three hooks are intact on the reverse. There are a couple of tiny, tiny freeze cracks around the rim but nothing that detracts from the beauty of the buckle. Die struck Confederate belt plates this nice and complete are just not being recovered anymore. Dug years ago from a hospital site at the Battle of Franklin, TN.
$3,350.00
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CSBK 04 RE
This is an excavated Confederate "standard" frame buckle. Made of sand cast brass, it has a very pleasing olive green chocolate patina. The cross bar is broken and looks to be a period break. Probably why it was discarded. This buckle does have the slight body curve shape present. Nice inexpensive Confederate buckle. Provenance has this buckle as being recovered in Richmond, VA.
$410.00
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USBK 02 RE
Dug U.S. Belt plate with the arrow type hook
variety. This buckle has a killer patina and has all 3 hooks intact. But there is some slight damage around the rim of the buckle. Buckle was excavated at Battle of Five Forks In Dinwiddie, VA
$210.00
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USPL 01 SL
Dug U.S. Cartiridge Box Plate. This buckle has a great greenish brown patina but unfortunately has some damage. The plate is flattened and the iron hooks on the back has pushed through and there is some damage around the rim of the plate. Plate was excavated at "Grandmother's" in 1978.
$110.00
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USBK 71 RE
Dug SNY State of New York waist belt plate with
a magnificent olive green dug patina.
This buckle has some significant rim damage but has both stud hooks on the back. The back also has most of the lead but is missing the belt fastening hook.
No provenance of where this buckle was dug.
$325.00
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USPL 26 RE
Dug U.S. Eagle Plate with a magnificent
chocolate dug patina. This plate is absolutely perfect with both iron hooks intact. The back contains all lead with no flaws. Plate was excavated at Chancellorsville, VA.
$215.00
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