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CONFEDERATE BELT BUCKLES AND PLATES
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CSBP 1. Dug Confederate belt plate.
Rare "Rope Border" style oval made of stamped
sheet brass. Scrap brass hooks are missing
but other than that, this is a perfect plate with
no repairs, cracks or bends. Dug near
Germantown, TN. by Mike Shaner.
$2995.00
 
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CSBP 2. Dug Confederate belt plate.
Perfect in every regard with impeccable provenance,
this "Tennessee" style CSA rectangular belt plate
was dug by Ian Conway near Kingston, Tennessee
on November 22, 2006. It is just as dug and not even
washed off completely. This is the way I like to see
a dug relic. No repairs, no alterations at all.
$3495.00
 
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CSBP 3. Dug solid cast CS belt plate.
Army of Tennessee style plate in perfect as dug
condition. This one was dug long ago on the
Chickamauga Battlefield by one of the old time
local diggers. Found near Alexander Bridge.
$3395.00
 
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CSBP 4. Dug C.S. Sword Belt tongue.
Very nice slick brown patina on this
Virginia style two-piece buckle tongue.
Dug near Centreville, VA. by Ewell Maples.
SOLD
 
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CSBP 5. Dug solid cast CS belt plate.
Another buckle associated with the Western
army, this beauty was dug at Spring Hill, TN.
Excellent condition.
$3295.00
 
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CSBP 6. Dug Confederate Frame buckle.
Wow... another as dug Confederate belt buckle.
If you want to clean it you can. Dug right outside
Richmond, VA. This type is known as a "Gutter Back"
Frame buckle and is of the type featured on page 98
of Steve Mullinax's buckle book.
$595.00
 
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CSBP 7. 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.
HOLD
 
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CSBP 8. Dug CS sword belt buckle.
This buckle was dug together near Richmond,
VA., and has a slick brown matching patina.
This variant is illustrated on page 14 of
Mullinax's Confederate buckle book. A Top
grade 2 piece with no repairs or alterations.
$2495.00
 
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CSBP 9. Dug CS sword belt buckle.
Another top grade buckle with a matching green
patina. Dug together on the North Anna River
line just North of Richmond, VA. If you want a
perfect dug 2 piece CS, this is it. See page
12 of Mullinax's book for reference.
$2695.00
 
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CSBP 10. Confederate Carbine Sling buckle.
This type is pictured on page 100 of Mullinax's
Confederate buckle book. Dug near Richmond
VA. Excellent condition.
$375.00
 
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CSBP 11. Dug C.S. Carbine sling buckle.
Unusual sling buckle dug in a Confederate camp
by John McCaaskill near Camden, SC. Perfect
condition with a slick pea green patina. If anyone
has some more definitive info on this variant
please let me know. Albert Jewell, (A fellow digger)
said he dug one of these at Fort Fisher, NC.
$225.00
 
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CSBP 12. Dug Confederate belt plate.
Absolutely stunning Regulation CS oval
belt plate dug near Shelbyville, TN.
$6750.00
 
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CSBP 13. Dug CS tongue for Sword buckle.
Pristine condition with an easy to match
woods brown patina. Will buy your matching
wreath. Dug N. Virginia.
$895.00
 
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CSBP 14. Dug non descript buckle.
Iron Carbine Sling or accoutrement buckle
dug in the Camp of the57th VA. Infantry near Suffolk, VA. This variant is pictured on page
331, fig. 551 of Keim's Confederate
General Service buckle book.
$25.00
 
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CSBP 16. 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.
SOLD
 
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CSBP 17. Dug CS "Standard" frame buckle.
Very good example, dug near Murfreesboro, TN.
SOLD
 
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CSBP 18. Dug group of Georgia relics.
Thick brass frame buckle and four "HORSTMANN AND
ALLIEN" Georgia state seal buttons dug in the camp of
the 15th Georgia Infantry by Ron Wallace in Fredericksburg,
VA. These Confederate relics were dug together and are
being offered as a group.
SOLD
 
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CSBP 19. Dug C.S. Sword belt buckle.
Virginia style 2 piece with a nice early dug
green patina. Dug in the same camp and
only a few feet apart by Ewell Maples
near Centreville, Virginia.
$2495.00
 
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CSBP 20. Dug "Gutter back" Frame Buckle.
Super example with body curve and a slick
black patina. Dug near Bunker Hill, WV..
No cracks or repairs, perfect.
$595.00
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