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Item Code: 475-299
This heavy iron japanned black buckle was worn on the US Navy waistbelt which supported the Model 1860 cutlass.
Buckle meas. approx. 2.00 x 2.50 inches and still retains a bit of the leather belt which is held to the buckle by copper rivets.
Japanning is slightly worn with some surface rust showing through. [ad]
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