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USBP 1.   Dug U.S. Cartridge Box plate.
Excellent condition and patina. This fine plate
comes from an old Shenandoah Valley collection.
$275.00

      

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USBP 2.   Dug U.S. Cartridge Box Plate.
Mint early dug condition from Rocky Face
ridge in Northern GA.
$275.00

        

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USBP 3.  Dug U.S. cartridge box plate.
Nice condition, Unknown provenance.
$250.00

      


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USBP 4. Dug Ohio Volunteer Militia buckle.
I really like this one. Great patina, hooks intact,
and a bayonet hole through it.  A rare buckle that
has a story to tell. Dug in the remains of a
blockhouse guarding the railroad bridge at
Hurricane Creek. South LaVergne, TN.
$1495.00

     

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USBP 5.  U.S. Cartridge box plate.
Excellent condition, dug on the Mine Run
battlefield.
$225.00

        

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USBP 6.  State of New York Militia buckle.
Late war style featured on page 338 of O'Donnell
and Campbell's buckle book.
SOLD

      

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USBP 7. Dug U.S. belt plate.
Mint early dug variant pictured on page 305 of
O'Donnell and Campbell's buckle book.
Dug near Resaca, GA.
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USBP 8.   Dug U.S. Militia Panel belt plate.
Ca. 1815-1840. This type is described on page 103 of
O'Donnell and Campbell's buckle book. Superb patina,
and rarely dug. Provenance unknown.
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USBP 9.  U.S. Cartridge box plate.
Solid example, dug in Northern Va.
SOLD

       





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USBP 10.   Dug U.S. Belt plate.
Flawless buckle dug by Sydney Kerksis at Hamilton
Crossroads near Fredericksburg, VA. in 1960.
SOLD

      

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USBP 11.   Dug U.S. Cartridge box plate.
Perfect condition, with a nice patina.
$225.00

       

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USBP 12.   U.S. Militia belt plate 1815-1840.
Great non excavated condition with a rich
patina. This type is pictured on page 103 of
O'Donnell and Campbell's  buckle book.
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USBP 13.  U.S. Belt buckle.
This is one good looking dug plate with a
dark green patina and full lead.
$350.00

        

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USBP 14.  Dug U.S. breastplate.
Nice condition, unusual variant. Unknown provenance.
$225.00

     
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USBP 15.  Dug eagle breastplate.
High quality example with both attachment loops intact.
Provenance unknown.
$225.00

       

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USBP 16.  Dug U.S. Cartridge Box plate.
Perfect early dug plate from an old Shenandoah
Valley collection.
$275.00

       

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USBP 17.   Dug U.S. Belt plate.
I really like the green patina on this one, dug
by James Frellsen in a Vicksburg, MS. lawn.
$395.00

    
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USBP 18.  U.S. Eagle Breastplate.
Fine looking plate with a dark green patina.
Attachment loops rusted away. Unusual variant.
SOLD

         

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USBP 19.  Dug U.S Breastplate.
Excellent shape with attachment loops intact.
Provenance unknown.
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USBP 20.  Ca.1835-45 U.S. Militia cartridge box plate.
This version is pictured on page 220 of Sydney Kerksis's
buckle book and measures 46x64 mm. This is a rare
early plate in excellent condition.
SOLD

     

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USBP 21. Dug U.S. Cartridge Box plate.
Good condition, dug by Gene Cooley at Harrison's
Landing on the James river.
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USBP 22.  Dug U.S. Sword belt buckle.
Nice brown patina. Provenance unknown.
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USBP 23.   Dug Militia shoulder belt plate.
Unknown type that once bore a numerical designation.
Dug in the camp of the 4th Connecticut infantry
at Westover Plantation by Gene Cooley.
SOLD

          

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USBP 24.  Dug Militia panel plate.
Same type depicted on page257 of O'Donnell and
Campbell's buckle book. Rare to find in this condition. Attachment hooks are missing but the
face is slick with great detail.
SOLD