I'd for buckle and date please folk's

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Any help would be great

[handyman [Alan}]

almost certainly Georgian in date [1720 -1790]. i can't see an exact match in whiteheads book on Buckles, as the ones in the book, don;t depict the loop that yours has on the right hand side.

nice find, i await for others more learned to chip in their 10penneth!

cheers

[Chef Geoff]

It looks more like an overall buckle to me? if so then no older than the 1940's

[handyman [Alan}]

anyway, we agree on one thing Chef, its within the last 250 years! 

[Chef Geoff]

And that it's a buckle

[Da Monkey]

was it used on braces perhaps ?

[alun]

I was going to suggest cloth bag buckle, but yep buckle is the word. Nice find though. 

[Kev]

I have one exactly the same this is what ukdfd said of it........

Description:   A two-piece rectangular buckle of pressed metal with double-spiked tongue. The frame is stamped with 'PARIS' and 'BIRMINGHAM MAKE'. The tongue-bar is also stamped, but the letters are illegible. This type of buckle was used as an adjuster on the rear straps of men’s waistcoats, but may also have had other dress applications. They date late 19th to 20th century.

[Kev]

My one .... well similar anyway lol

[DEADLOCK]

Thanks for he help and I'd people