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CSBP 1.  Dug Confederate belt plate.
Thick cast brass "Atlanta Arsenal" type with a
slick brown patina and no problems. This is one of
the best I have had to offer. Dug North Alabama.
SOLD

      


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CSBP 2. Dug Confederate sword buckle.
What is there not to like about this 2 piece? The faking thieves still can't make one look this good.
The faster they go to hell the better. This type is
pictured on page 12 of  Mullinax's book. If these
weren't dug together, then they must have been
mighty close. No repairs, no alterations.
$2395.00

              

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CSBP 3  Dug C.S. Sword buckle tongue.
"Virginia style" 2 piece tongue looking for a
matching wreath. Nice relic on it's own.
No provenance, but probably from Virginia.
$995.00

        

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CSBP 4.  Dug Confederate Wishbone buckle.
Perfect buckle with a nice woodsy patina.
Dug near Winchester, VA. by Werner Britner.
SOLD

       

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CSBP 5.  Dug "Tennessee style" C.S.A. belt plate.
Excellent condition, just dug a few weeks ago
near Brandon, Mississippi.
$2495.00

        

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CSBP 6.  Dug Confederate Frame buckle.
Perfect buckle with a slick green patina.
Recovery site unknown.
$595.00

        

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CSBP 3.  Dug Confederate sword buckle wreath.
This fine wreath fits 3 different styles of "Richmond" CS  tongues, dug near
Chickamauga, GA. by Bill Rowland.
$995.00

       

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CSBP 8.  Dug Georgia Militia belt plate.
Excavated in 1970 by Ulie Cowart on the Malvern
Hill battlefield, this buckle has had some freeze
crack repairs but is solid and looks fine.
Mullinax letter accompanies buckle.
$3695.00 

       

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CSBP 9.   Dug Louisiana belt plate.
This variant is pictured on page 156 of Mullinax's
Confederate buckle book. Perfect dug condition.
No repairs, bends or lead loss. Dug in the
Confederate camps at Fredericksburg, VA.
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CSBP 4. Dug Confederate Frame buckle.
"Mc ELROY & HUNT, MACON GA." marked
buckle dug by Dwayne Davis two weeks ago.
Complete but broken, still a great Confederate
relic with a super patina. Lincoln Co., TN.
$595.00

              

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CSBP 11.  Dug "Haiman" C.S. sword buckle.
Very rare and real. Dug near Richmond, VA.
Manufactured by Louis and Elijah Haiman of
Columbus, Ga. to accompany their fine swords.
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CSBP 12.  Confederate accoutrement belt.
Nice looking belt with a solid cast "Army of Tennessee" C.S. belt plate.  The belt is definitely
Confederate and could very well have always been with the buckle. The original black enamel background on the buckle really provides some excellent contrast.
$7595.00

        

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CSBP 13.   Dug CS sword belt buckle.
Nice matching patina. No repairs or coloring.
Provenance unknown, probably N. Va.
$2395.00

      

     

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CSBP  14.   Georgia sword belt buckle.
Rare Confederate copy of the Northern made pre-war
Georgia Militia two piece belt buckle. Green patina
with traces of gilding. Buckle does have some repairs. Part of the belt loop on the wreath is fabricated. Great display piece.
$4695.00