Early rare SS buckle

[KaoHsin]

hi guys

New buckles added to the collection

[klr]

I think this is one J.P. named a Twin Overhoff. Very nice addition.

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

Instead looks like to have been acid cleaned/dipped. A now very common process on nickel silver buckles which had turned brown by heavy oxidation.

[KaoHsin]

Instead looks like to have been acid cleaned/dipped. A now very common process on nickel silver buckles which had turned brown by heavy oxidation.

wait a new photo

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

I did not say it was a fake but an original which has been acid cleaned. Or restored if you prefer this tern. But all components are remaining original.

[KaoHsin]

I did not say it was a fake but an original which has been acid cleaned. Or restored if you prefer this tern. But all components are remaining original.

Sorry, understand the wrong, the buckle arrives will be teach you

[klr]

You got a great price on the buckle. It is in great condition for being in the ground. The nickel with brass Catch and prong bar hold up very well conpaired to steel or aluminum buckles. I bought a buckle from SSTAS and it took over three month to get to the US from Russia. I was very pleased with the transaction except the Russian Postal system. It should be much quicker to your location.

[KaoHsin]

You got a great price on the buckle. It is in great condition for being in the ground. The nickel with brass Catch and prong bar hold up very well conpaired to steel or aluminum buckles. I bought a buckle from SSTAS and it took over three month to get to the US from Russia. I was very pleased with the transaction except the Russian Postal system. It should be much quicker to your location.

Hello, new photo.

[KaoHsin]

I did not say it was a fake but an original which has been acid cleaned. Or restored if you prefer this tern. But all components are remaining original.

Hello, new photo.

[sstas]

Privet! This is a good honest ground dug buckle in good condition. Slightly washed from the oxide. All the details of the buckle are original. Given the price of this buckle, we can only congratulate the new owner and be happy for him

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

This is a good ground dug buckle washed from the oxide. All buckle original.

This is indeed the reality. I removed some words in excess from your original text. Matter of fact this is what I said to begin with. Thanks for confirming.

Given the price of this buckle, we can only congratulate the new owner and be happy for him

This is just a personal point of view, Once cleaned by acid a nickel silver buckle will never be back to any unaltered appearance time should provide. So indeed a very cheap price if the buckle was unaltered but by the same token a buckle that could interest way less collectors.