CBK34.

    Large size Confederate wishbone buckle dug at Brice's Crossroads.Solid,strong condition but is a little out of square as you can see.Tongue moves freely along the crossbar.The tip is missing on one side of the tongue probably due to a casting flaw.100%,original Confederate buckle that was "there"! $495.00


CBK33.

    Thick,beveled edge Confederate frame buckle recovered in the Shiloh,Tennessee area.Nice dark patina throughout.Measures 53X62 MM.One edge slightly pushed inward as you can see.A slight stress crack in one corner but it does not go all the way through the metal.Stable condition. $485.00


CBK32.

    Nice dug Confederate hammered brass belt buckle from Normandy,Tennessee from a Confederate camp.Diggers name will be given to new owner.This is thicker than the rolled brass sheet buckles.Mike O'Donnell examined this buckle recently at the Mansfield,Ohio civil war show and said it's as right as rain!Corner is folded in as you can see and there are a couple small edge cracks.Can be easily repaired by Robert McDaniel if wished but I like it how it is.Straight out of the sacred soil of Tennessee!Measures 85X57mm. $350.00


CBK19.

    This circa 1810 cross belt plate was converted into a buckle.You can see where an iron nail was drivin through where the tounge once was.Recovered in Fairfax Virginia at a Confederate staging area.Typical of those used in the war of 1812 period. Page 167 Kerksis buckle book.Measures approx. 71X50 MM. $315.00


CBK14.
First time on the market!This is the rarer Leech and Rigdon style Confederate wreath.Found in Lynchburg Tennessee by Alex Scott.There's a killer photograph I have {thanks Dwayne}of Forrest Escorts in front of the courthouse in Lynchburg.This was found about 150 yards away from the courthouse!If sent to Robert and repaired this would look super and add to it's value.I'll leave that up to the new owner. $515.00


CBK8.
Nice Confederate thin sheet brass buckle dug in Resaca,Georgia.I bought this straight from the digger at the Dalton show.You can plainly see where the hooks were attached.It had a fold in it when dug but was bent back very carefully and did not break.Nice example. $175.00