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Age of this shoe buckle frame?
- Thread starter Atl1192
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I did not know shoe buckles were worn past 1800
Mudwhale
Active member
Remember buckle shoes and bell bottom pants in the 70's?
CT Todd
Well-known member
Nice Find Applied silver shoe buckle frame piece. Pretty much all shoe buckles are 1790 and prior. Yes there was some old guy who wore his longer but fashion and function dictated even then what people wore. A shoe without the need of a metal buckle cost less to produce. The shoe buckle that you have was a real part of the shoe and necessary to wear the shoe. Then they had for a while buckles that were fashion and just there for looks. Then they just were gone. You will always remember your first complete buckle. Get out there.