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Buckles and Plates
"Real plates
don't say 'China' on 'em. CSA, maybe, but not 'China'..."
(overheard at Civil War show)
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Every collection of dug artifacts
should have at least one "buckle" (properly known as "plates"). The options are either go dig one yourself
(mighty hard to do nowadays), or purchase one. If you decide on the former way,
we can sell you batteries. But if you decide on the latter way, we hope
you will select one
of these plates from our stock...
| Description |
Item # |
Price |
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 US Cartridge Cross Belt Plate-Lovejoy,
GA: No hooks, lead very solid with only
two tiny bits of flaking. Was nicked by digger from back. Nice detail on
face, no ground action, chocolate brown patina, Three slight cracks, but
good and solid and doesn't distract from this piece. Bought from the digger,
actual dig site was between Lovejoy and Jonesboro, GA |
PE63EJJJ |
$130 |
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US Cartridge Cross Belt Plate-Winchester, VA:
This one has slick brass and lead, but is
otherwise beat up, plus has small section of rim missing and cracked.
Another plate identified by location when we got them, giving great
providence. |
PE48EJJJ |
$90 |
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Model 1855 Rifleman's Buckle Slide:
Bent, but should be easy to straighten out. If you are lucky enough to have
a rifleman's buckle, you need the slide to go with it. |
PE61JIJJ1 |
$20 |
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