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| 16th/17thC buckles up to present day - page 2 |
Georgian gold shoe buckle |
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Cast copper alloy trapezoidal shoe or knee buckle with concave sides 1660-1720 |
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Cast copper alloy double-looped sub-annular shoe or knee buckle with bevelled internal edge Circa 1650-1720
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Post medieval cast copper alloy buckle frame Circa AD 1600 - 1699 |
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Post medieval cast copper alloy two piece buckle C1650-1725 |
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Post-medieval copper alloy double-looped buckle frame, both loops trapezoidal. The very distinctive form is as Whitehead 2003 no. 527 c.1620 - c.1680 |
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Cast copper alloy buckle frame 1500 -1700 |
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Post-medieval copper-alloy buckle frame C AD 1650-1720 |
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18thC buckles |
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1720-1790 Boot or Garter buckles
1660-1720 shoe or knee buckle
1720 -1790 hat buckle
Georgian spur buckle |
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| 1803 Silver buckle - London hallmark | Georgian silver buckle | ||
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| Silver ornate Georgian buckle | Solid silver Georgian buckle - Inscribed I.B - Maker OH | ||
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| Georgian shoe buckles | Pressed gold Victorian buckle | 1751-55 Silver buckle - Possibly William Justis the maker | |
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| Georgian silver buckle | USA Army gas mask case buckle | Victorian lion headed belt buckle | |
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| Georgian silver buckle - Continental mark | Georgian buckle | ||
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| 1500-1700 buckle | Unknown buckle tongue | Georgian silver buckle | |
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Unknown buckles - based on a medieval copper alloy asymmetrical buckle 1350 -1450 AD ID: HAMP-C1CA65 |
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Biggest half of a buckle I have ever seen Post Medieval cast copper alloy single loop buckle frame. 1500-1650 AD |
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