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    #1

    What about this uncommon Hessian buckle

    Hi.

    Can anyone provide any information on this little buckle ? 55 / 35 mm
    Thanks and cordially
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    The keeper looks like it was taken from a reproduction imperial Russian buckle. It was attached rather poorly. The buckle surface around the crown looks totally abused, whereas the crown itself is relatively unscathed.

    Chip

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      #3
      Originally posted by Chip M View Post
      The keeper looks like it was taken from a reproduction imperial Russian buckle. It was attached rather poorly. The buckle surface around the crown looks totally abused, whereas the crown itself is relatively unscathed.

      Chip
      Chip,

      could it be a buckle from before the 1866 war with Austria ?

      There are some quite unusual configerations on those early ones,

      Chris

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        Hi

        Thank you for your two answers.
        Here a less "aggressive"pic
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          Well, it hardly looks like the same buckle in this second attempt. It actually looks much better. Still, the back has problems. I never said it was a bad piece, only pointing out the problems.

          Chip

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            #6
            In PATZWALL (Deutsche Koppelschlösser 1800-1945), P. 28, I found :

            Hannover buckle, before 1866, heavy brass design with a soldered connection on the rear side...


            It is the same one except dimensions.

            Cordially

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