United States Buckles and Plates

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us95/  Federal Sword Belt Plate

$0LD

Nice excavated sword belt. Sharp detail with body curve and bench mark # 138. Has a nice mellow patina but has been cleaned of it's original dug patina. May have been worn by an individual. Just don't get much nicer than this one, be hard to find a nicer one at this low price!

us94JH/ Excavated Box Plate

$110.00***SOLD***M.O.

This box plate was excavated in Winchester, Va. and has nice smooth brown patina with 90% lead remaining on the back but missing both attachment loops. The plate is solid except for one small jigger bite out of the rim. Displays very well!

us93JH/ Excavated Sword Belt Plate

$169.95

This just out of a collection and was excavated in Winchester, Va. some 20 yrs. ago. Nice chocolate/brown patina with a slight body curve to the plate. The belt bar has broken off as well as part of the tongue. The plate has had a pretty good blow to the bottom right corner. This is considered a struck plate and would be a nice addition to any collection out there. Priced to MOVE!

us94/ Excavated Breast Plate

$85.00***ON HOLD***RW

This Breast Plate was excavated in Charleston, S.C. and is in nice condition. No rim damage or bends and still retains a good portion of the lead back although both loops are missing. The face still has imbedded sandy soil to prove of it's from the Low Country of South Carolina. Priced to MOVE!

us83JG/ Excavated Breast Plate from local museum

$140.00

This beautiful breast plate originally was framed and had small amount of glue holding it in the museum frame. This was purchased from Larry Hicklen a few years ago and was removed from the frame. The face is just trip over your feet gorgeous with killer medium brown patina and full rim with no freeze cracks or ground action. The back has full lead but has lead that has the appearance of slate rock...sorta like a thin layer on top of another layer but is very, very sturdy and stable. The two iron loops are missing. This one is an early Franklin, Tennessee dig and will make you proud!