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Winchester, Virginia
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Federal Carbine sling buckles
(Regulation 1841)
Cavalry plates of the Civil War
P1607
Carbine sling buckle, Regulation 1841, Cavalry
This simple buckle was used to fasten a shoulder sling, from which
the cavalryman could hang his carbine when riding.
Construction is simple cast brass, bar is brazed to frame, flippers were
cast and then bent into place. A brass "batwing" was fastened to the end of
the strap with rivets, intended to give rigidity to end of the wide leather
sling.
Size and thickness varies, some are small contractor or Confederate copies.
Attractive example, minor bends, bar and flippers intact, batwing patina
is matching, missing some of the rivets.
Recovered: Culpeper Va
Plate measures 51.3mm x 80.4 (with bend)
Ref: O'Donnell & Campbell Plate 799
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P1609
Carbine sling buckle, Regulation 1841, Cavalry
This simple buckle was used to fasten a shoulder sling, from which
the cavalryman could hang his carbine when riding.
Construction is simple cast brass, bar is brazed to frame, flippers were
cast and then bent into place. A brass "batwing" was fastened to the end of
the strap with rivets, intended to give rigidity to end of the wide leather
sling.
Size and thickness varies, some are small contractor or Confederate copies.
Attractive example, minor bends, bar and flippers intact, batwing patina
is matching, missing some of the rivets.
Recovered: Culpeper Va
Plate measures 50.0mm (with bend) x 83.6mm
Ref: O'Donnell & Campbell Plate 799 $135.00
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