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        CSBP 1. Dug Confederate belt plate.
"Atlanta Arsenal" pattern CSA in perfect
condition. Provenance unknown.
$2995.00 

     

     

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        CSBP 2. Dug Virginia Militia buckle.
Though not the rarest State buckle, you still don't
see these for sale very often. Displays very well for
a marriage and priced accordingly.The applied
 tongue disc was separated from the bar when found
 but is original. The tongue was dug near Richmond.
 The wreath, Orange, VA.  
$3995.00

       

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CSBP 3.  Dug Confederate belt plate.
Superb "Sardine lid" CS dug at Malvern Hill, VA.
in the 1980's. Extremely rare in this condition. 
SOLD 
 

 

 

       

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CSBP 4. Dug CS "Standard" Frame buckle.
Perfect condition. Dug near Warrenton, Va.
by Jim Tennedy.
$595.00

     

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        CSBP 6. Dug Alabama Militia Sword buckle.
Superb condition. Dug near Fredericksburg, VA.
This is the best example I have ever seen for
being excavated. Truly "end of the road"
SOLD

       

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CSBP 7.  Dug Confederate sword belt buckle.
This is a rare CS 2 piece buckle made
by Leech and Rigdon of Memphis, TN. Condition
is excellent. Verbal provenance is Vicksburg
campaign. No repairs or monkey business
as is commonly seen on these. Much rarer
than the Virginia 2 piece variants.
SOLD

        

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CSBP 8.  Dug Confederate belt plate.
Rare "Port Hudson" style solid cast CS with
the lined hooks in perfect condition. Dug in
Atlanta, GA. on Johnston's defense lines.
This plate has not been cleaned and you can
see the black paint underneath the dirt.
$4500.00

         

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CSBP 9. Dug CS Sword belt buckle.
Here is a super nice looking Virginia style
two piece with solid provenance, dug in the
camp of Bassinger's 2nd and 3rd North
Carolina Cavalry near Sussex, VA. in
1985 by Don Lauter.
$2650.00

          

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CSBP 10. Dug Carbine Sling buckle.
 Dug on the James Carter Breahed home site
also known as" Lee's Hill," Fredericksburg,
 VA. Measures 62 x 41 mm.I have been told that
this could also have been Revolutionary war
Carbine sling buckle.
$95.00
  

      

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        CSBP 11. Dug South Carolina belt plate.
Rare large size variant in perfect dug condition.
They just don't get any better. Dug near Bealton,
Va. Price is not negotiable. I would just as soon
keep this one in my collection.
SOLD 

     

     

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CSBP 12. Confederate Infantry belt.
Nice "Tennessee" CSA Belt rig with original
tooled leather belt. Great display piece.
$5500.00


 

       

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    CSBP 13.  Dug Mississippi Militia Belt Plate
Superb condition, body curve, full lead, great detail.
Dug in William Barksdale's 1862  Mississippi
 camp near Fredericksburg, VA. This is one
of the rarest State Plates.
SOLD

      

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CSBP 14.   Dug Confederate Sword belt buckle.
"Culpeper style" CS tongue and wreath in great
condition. The two pieces were dug separately,
but are a good marriage and priced accordingly.
Both pieces dug near Orange, VA.
$2395.00
 

        
  
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CSBP 15. Dug Confederate Frame buckle.
Large size "Wishbone" buckle in great condition.
No bends or monkey business.  Dug near
 Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
$895.00
 

      

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CSBP 16.   Dug Confederate Frame buckle.
Classic "Standard" CS issued belt buckle in
great untouched condition. Measures 74mm
x 63mm, and was dug near Culpeper, VA.
$550.00


 

       

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CSBP 17.  Dug Alabama Vol. Militia buckle.
Rare State plate dug on the site of a field hospital
near Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA. This plate
is a very good candidate for repair because a
frayed rim is much easier to do than pieceing
together a broken one. This one does have a
great look in spite of the damage and is priced
where a good repair job might be
an excellent investment.
SOLD

       

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CSBP 18.  Dug Confederate belt buckle.
"Gutterback" style of the type pictured on page
205 of Keim's CS buckle book. This excellent
example was dug on the 2nd Manassas Battlefield
and measures 65 X 59 mm. 
SOLD
          

  
   

     

       
       
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CSBP 19. Louisiana Militia Sword belt.
Rare rounded loop, ringed wreath variant
with applied Pelican tongue disc. Probably
made by a New Orleans firm. The belt itself
has seen better days, but it does display well.
$8995.00

       

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CSBP 20.  Dug Confederate Belt buckle.
Perfect accoutrement waist belt buckle
and belt adjuster of the same type illustrated
 on page 336 of Lon Keim's Confederate
 buckle book. Dug near Bovina, MS.
$95.00

       

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CSBP 21.  Dug CS oval belt plate.
Western Theatre style "egg" belt plate
in super nice condition. The iron wire hooks
are rusted away but that is common for these.
You will have a hard time upgrading this one.
Provenance uncertain.
$2650.00