Colonial Brass Buckle Dug Next to Shenandoah River, Virginia. Shoe Buckle?

Description

This was dug just west of the Shenadoah River near Port Republic, Virginia. Very close to the battlefield, a Parrot shell artillery fragment was recovered close nearby. Possible wear by a Civil War soldier, but unlikely. Brass construction, this would have been worn and lost by a wealthy landowner or tradesman. Size indicated in images. Might be a shoe buckle. In excellent condition. Most of the iron belt hook is still there. I accept returns if the buyer is not completely satisfied. Check out the hundreds of other military, historical and vintage postcards in my EBay store. Thank you for looking.
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