Fugio & Buckle Frame

Hey all. I've been pretty quiet this year not much in the way of finds but yesterday was the best one so far this year.

Got out with my good friend Frank to some new sites deep in the woods and nabbed some goodies.

This is my 3rd Fugio & my 4th copper of the year. Also got a 1904 V in decent shape. The buckle was a screaming signal which sounded like a beer can, glad I dug it!

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Beautiful shoe buckle frame , from its centerpin terminals it looks 1770's or newer . I bet its on the large size . congrats

Nice cent and buckle! It's a fancy buckle for sure.

Thanks Dan. It's 3" from tip to tip.

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Originally Posted by del

Beautiful shoe buckle frame , from its centerpin terminals it looks 1770's or newer . I bet its on the large size . congrats

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A fugio is probably at the top of my bucket list. Amazing find!

Super finds! That buckle is very cool!

Beautiful buckle!

Nice buckle you gut there Rebel. Fugios are always welcomed to the party.

Had to google Fugio to be honest. Pretty darn neat

SWEET, ROGER! That's a complete hunt right there...Fugio, colonial relic, and a V to boot! How'd Frank make out?
That buckle must have been just a few inches down...those sound like cans. The deep ones sound better. :congrats:

Thanks Drew. It was probably 2-3", blew my ears off like a beer can. Frank found a few buttons and the top part of a hames collar.

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Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew

SWEET, ROGER! That's a complete hunt right there...Fugio, colonial relic, and a V to boot! How'd Frank make out?
That buckle must have been just a few inches down...those sound like cans. The deep ones sound better. :congrats:

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