Excavated U.S. Belt Plate, from Falmouth, Virginia / SOLD

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Excavated  U.S. Belt Plate, from Falmouth, Virginia – Inventory Number: BEL 368 / SOLD Dug U.S. enlistedman’s belt buckle with a green, deep woods patina. Complete with “puppy paw” attachment studs and a smooth lead back. There is a very slight vertical bend to the plate. A nice early war style belt buckle. Excavated in Falmouth, Virginia, site of the Army of the Potomac’s encampment during the winter of 1862-1863. Comes housed in a 5 x 6 inch display case with black velvet backing and descriptive card. *To purchase this item directly with a credit card, please click on this link.   Inventory Number: BEL 368 / SOLD

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Excavated U.S. Belt Plate from Falmouth, Virginia, with oval shape and raised "US" letters, likely a historic military buckle or insignia. / SOLD.
An Excavated U.S. Belt Plate from Falmouth, Virginia is displayed in a black presentation case.
Excavated U.S. Belt Plate from Falmouth, Virginia, featuring an oval weathered metal form with two round and one rectangular protrusion, displayed against a plain white background. SOLD.
An excavated U.S. belt plate from Falmouth, Virginia is shown: an oval, weathered metal object with two rounded studs and a curved hook, photographed on a white background.
Excavated U.S. Belt Plate from Falmouth, Virginia features an oval metal shape with two round studs and a curved hook on top, displayed against a white background.

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