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 CSBP 1. Dug Confederate Belt Plate.
 11 Star CS oval Belt Plate that was recently dug at Thomasville, NC.
Surely left behind from Joe Johnston's dissolving army sometime right
before or after the Surrender at Bennett Place. This example is definitely
one of the most attractive out there. Although not yet washed off, you can see
that it has a nice green color through the dirt. Evidence points to these
being made at Selma, Alabama by Leech and Rigdon. 
$19,995.00


 

       

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CSBP 2. Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Another rare 2-piece, this type is pictured on page 40 of Mullinax's
Confederate buckle book. One of the loops has a tiny stress fracture.
This is the rare solid cast version. Crude and untouched.
$6500.00

 

     

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CSBP 3. Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Memphis Novelty Works a.k.a. Leech and Rigdon plain
faced two piece buckle in excellent condition. Dug in the same
 Arkansas Post camp but by different diggers. No doubt from
the same belt. This is the nicest looking one of these I have
ever seen. The green patina is simply fantastic!
SOLD

       

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CSBP 4. Dug Confederate Belt Plate.
Here is a perfect "Breckinridge" style stamped brass Belt
Plate that was dug in Tennessee. No repairs whatsoever.
They don't get any better than this.
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CSBP 5. Dug Militia Belt Plate ca. 1812-1830.
Extremely rare and the actual one photographed in O'Donnell
and Campbell's Military Buckle book on page 65.
 Excavated in Tennessee.
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CSBP 6. Dug Confederate Enlistedman's Belt Plate.
Excellent condition with a woods green on brown patina.
Provenance unknown.
SOLD
 
 
 

     

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CSBP 7.  Dug Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Superb looking 2 piece that was dug in one of Wade Hampton's
South Carolina Cavalry camps near Dinwiddie, VA. Uncleaned
 and untouched, both pieces found 15 ft. apart.  
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CSBP 10.  Dug Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Virginia style 2- piece in fantastic condition. Matching
green patina. Dug at Malone's Crossroads, VA. near
Dinwiddie VA. in 1982.
SOLD

          

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CSBP 12.  Dug Confederate Belt Buckle.
"Standard" Frame in perfect condition with a smooth emerald
green patina. Check out the casting flaws and strong file marks. 
Dug on the Wilderness, VA.  Battlefield on private property.
$595.00

     

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CSBP 14.  Confederate "Clip Corner" Sheet Brass Belt Plate.
Extremely rare non dug example. These were worn by many
Virginia units early in the war and were discarded because they
didn't hold up to hard service. Flawless condition.
SOLD

         

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CSBP 15.  Dug Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Virginia style 2- piece in fantastic condition. Matching
green patina. Dug near Dinwiddie, VA.
SOLD

         

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CSBP 16. Dug Confederate Sword Belt Buckle.
Flawless Leech and Rigdon two piece CS that was dug together
 by Ray Davenport near Holly Springs Mississippi. It may be a
while before one of this quality and provenance surfaces again.
$3495.00

      
 
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CSBP 17.  Early U.S. Militia Belt Plate.
Flawless non excavated example. These are sometimes dug
in Confederate camp sites.
$450.00
 
 


 

     

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CSBP 18.  Dug Confederate Belt Buckle.
Extremely rare "U" Tongue Frame buckle in excellent condition.
Dug near the Wilderness, VA.  Battlefield on private property.
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        CSBP 20. Dug Confederate Sword Buckle Tongue.
"Culpeper style" Tongue that is missing the belt loop.
This affordable CS marked piece was dug at Orange, VA.
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CSBP 21. Dug Confederate Sword Belt Wreath.
Very nice looking patina. Looking for a matching "Virginia pattern"
CS Tongue. If you find a tongue, you have a $2400.00 Buckle.
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CSBP 22. Confederate Sword Belt hardware.
Taken from a tattered belt that had the "Ringed Wreath" CS
Sword Buckle on it. Rare complete set.
$395.00

        

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CSBP 24. Dug Militia Shoulder Belt Plate.
This variant is of the exact same type pictured on page 26 of
O'Donnell and Campbell's buckle book. Harry Ridgeway states
that this cast brass plate was dug near Gettysburg, PA. Most of
these oval plates are found in Confederate sites.
SOLD