Civil War U.S. Belt Plate / SOLD

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U.S. Belt Plate Excavated from Lovettsville, VA – Inventory Number: BEL 539 Civil War Era belt buckle recovered in Lovettsville, VA. Lacking two hooks.  During the Civil War, Lovettsville was an important transportation stop for Union troops crossing the Potomac River. Lovettsville was among the few communities in Loudoun County to vote against secession. Comes housed in a 6 x 8 inch display case with red velvet backing and descriptive card. * To purchase this item directly by credit card, please click this link.   Inventory Number: BEL 539

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A U.S. belt plate excavated from Lovettsville, VA, features a brass oval design with raised "US" letters at the center, displaying some scratches and signs of age.
A Civil War U.S. belt plate featuring an oval silver design, two gold arrow-shaped hooks, and a gold bar on the back.
The Civil War U.S. Belt Plate (SOLD) displays its oval metal back with two brass prongs and a clasp on a worn, silver-colored surface.
A Civil War U.S. Belt Plate is displayed at the center of a red felt background, set within a black rectangular frame.

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