Original U.S. Pre-Civil War Militia Waist Belt Buckle Plate - Ca. 1850 Original Machine Gun Part Sets The blade exhibits very minor

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Original U.S. Pre-Civil War Militia Waist Belt Buckle Plate - Ca. 1850 Original Machine Gun Part Sets The blade exhibits very minorOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a Pre Civil War Militia waist belt plate for an Enlisted man. The buckle has heavy wear overall but is still in good shape with a lovely patina. This is a popular style of panel plate marketed before & during the Civil War. The original die was sunk in the 1850s, possibly at Philadelphias Horstmann company. A great belt plate, ready for further research and display.