Civil War Era Snake Buckle / SOLD

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Civil War Era Snake Buckle – Inventory Number: BEL 371 / SOLD English manufactured three-piece snake buckles come in many varieties and were imported in large numbers by the Confederacy; some made their way into the hands of Union soldiers as well. This non-excavated example is made of cast brass with twisted brass belt loops. The single headed snake measures 44mm with many well defined, rounded scales and crosscut bottom scales with a lengthwise keel. A similar example appears on page 38, plate 53 of Snake Buckles: From Ancient Times to the mid-20th Century by John E. Turner & Charles S. Harris. A very fine example. Of a classic Civil War buckle. Inventory Number: BEL 371 / SOLD

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Civil War Era Snake Buckle with a textured, S-shaped hook linking two oval loops, shown on a white background. / SOLD.
A Civil War Era Snake Buckle featuring a vintage brass S-shaped textured clasp connecting two rectangular loops, shown on a white background. / SOLD.
Civil War Era Snake Buckle, featuring a central snake-shaped hook joining two oval loops, displayed on a white background. / SOLD.
Civil War Era Snake Buckle / SOLD: Features a metal clasp with a central snake-shaped hook and two rectangular loops on either side, shown on a white background.
Three Civil War Era Snake Buckle metal fastener parts are arranged on a white background; one features an S-shaped curve resembling a snake.
Civil War Era Snake Buckle, featuring an S-shaped hook and eye clasp, displayed on a white background. / SOLD.
The Civil War Era Snake Buckle, now sold, is displayed on a red background inside a black frame.

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