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This is a resource I use allot.

http://www.newbigbook.com/default.htm

Life is too short to wake up with regrets. So love the people who treat you right.

Forget about the ones who don't. Believe everything happens for a reason. If you

get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. Nobody said life would be

easy, they just promised it would most likely be worth it."

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This is a resource I use allot.

http://www.newbigbook.com/default.htm

you know. I have that book/cat but forgot all about it since i buy locally and/or use weavers when i cant. but thank you for reminding me about it. i will have a look-see.

Riding is a partnership. The horse lends you his strength, speed and grace, which are greater then yours. For your part you give him your guidance, intelligence and understanding, which are greater then his. Togeather you can achieve a richness that alone neither can.

- Lucy Rees, The Horse's Mind

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i found out that the buckles are lead filled also. but i did find someone making SOLID BRASS ones.

Riding is a partnership. The horse lends you his strength, speed and grace, which are greater then yours. For your part you give him your guidance, intelligence and understanding, which are greater then his. Togeather you can achieve a richness that alone neither can.

- Lucy Rees, The Horse's Mind

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Hello,

Here are three direct dealers and makers of US Buckles.....

www.civilwarbuckles.com Tim makes them and is very easy to deal with.

www.milwarehouse.com Jim is a great guy and will wholesale.

www.hanoverbrass.com very top of the line and can do red brass.

Hope this helps!

CD

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If you look for bridle buckles for the civil war period Weaver has the #121 SB buckle .

/ Knut

"The gun fight at the O.K. corral was actually started by two saddlemakers sitting around a bottle of whiskey talking about saddle fitting"...

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If you look for bridle buckles for the civil war period Weaver has the #121 SB buckle .

/ Knut

I have to agree with Military Repro01...Hanover brass is the most outstanding CW buckle company out there. I have several of his buckles...I used to portray a NC soldier, and therefore have NC starburst buttons of his on my 7-button shell jacket, plus a couple/three of his NC State seal two-piece sword buckles. Also picked up one of his Texas star buckles--2-piece sword buckle. His are best because he has outstanding originals and he makes the copies from sandcasts of those buckles...every one a 'first generation' belt buckle. Great guy to work with. Mention my name and you might get a slight nod of recognition...no discounts...just a slight nod of recognition. I send ALL CW reenactors to Gary Williams at Hanover Brass. I love his stuff. And no, I am not paid to say this. Check out the buckles on his page...especially opening some of the thumbnails so you can see the sharp detail of his pieces.

Of course, he has northern as well as southern buckles...plus others. The buckles from the various states (including NY, MA, KY, TX, LA, SC and CA) are absolutely outstanding.

Sparks

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