COMPLETE COLONIAL SHOE BUCKLE & KNEE BUCKLE FRAME

spectra1 link=topic=13642.msg144554#msg144554 date=1373079309 said:
Which a looking for....how bout some civil war junk when I get back down south:huh:. Lol
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sure! i'll take some crappy box plates,junk breast plates,toss a few of those illiterate CSA (like how can the button maker make a dumb mistake like that to use a C instead of a U? 8/ ) and toss in some of those over size 3 ringy thingy's that when fired just fell out of the end of the barrel and looked like they never hit their target.
sound fair to you? :rolleyes: oh and only if you throw in a bayonet will this deal be fair.otherwise you are getting the better end of the stick :poke:
 
:hysterical:

Now that's funny wherever you're from....


On a serious note how many CSA buckles so I need. Two colts a few swords.... bucket s of bullets.........parrot shells....I mean really who needs to hold on to all that junk?

PS my damn wife found the two colts......I just dug em.
 
spectra1 link=topic=13642.msg144589#msg144589 date=1373166164 said:
:hysterical:

Now that's funny wherever you're from....


On a serious note how many CSA buckles so I need. Two colts a few swords.... bucket s of bullets.........parrot shells....I mean really who needs to hold on to all that junk?

PS my damn wife found the two colts......I just dug em.
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no parrot shells! my bird won't eat those.just 2 CSA waist plates,2 bewb plates with eagles on em, one illiterate CSA button,a few 3 ringy thingy's and a rusty bayonet and if a bayonet isn't available a crusty sword will suffice & it's a done deal! and I live in CT
 
del link=topic=13642.msg144789#msg144789 date=1373407743 said:
Dave i thought you'd get a kick out of this video , kinda cool to see how your colonial shoe buckles went on .




Thanks for posting the video Dan, it's nice to see how they were worn :clapping:
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Great finds :)

Would you mind if I reproduce the buckle photo? I help run a metal detecting club in central England, One of our members posted a find he wanted id'ing on the forum and it looks a lot like a part of the buckle you found.
 
That was fascinating...to be honest I had never given much thought about how the buckle system worked, I see if they had a fancy buckle made how it could be transferred rather easily between different shoes! Now it makes more sense why they are found at sites I always assumed that it was complete shoes that were discarded or lost in a fire that cause the buckles to survive....man read the posts and learn...thanks!
 
Now is there a similar demonstration about Knee buckles, did they work the same way and also were transferred from different pairs of breeches?
 
Pona link=topic=13642.msg146354#msg146354 date=1375444656 said:
Great finds :)

Would you mind if I reproduce the buckle photo? I help run a metal detecting club in central England, One of our members posted a find he wanted id'ing on the forum and it looks a lot like a part of the buckle you found.
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sure pona,feel free to use it |:cheering:
 
Bell-Two link=topic=13642.msg146360#msg146360 date=1375446172 said:
Now is there a similar demonstration about Knee buckles, did they work the same way and also were transferred from different pairs of breeches?
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i'm not sure if there is a vid out on knee buckles,i'll have to search
 
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