Our American Civil War Confederate Solider Brass Belt Buckle, measuring 3.5 x 2.4 inches, is a detailed replica of the buckles worn by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. Made from lead and coated with a thin layer of brass for enhanced appearance and corrosion resistance, it provides an authentic historical look making it an excellent choice for reenactment gear or as a collector’s item.
Originally, these buckles represented the Confederate states’ military leadership and were a crucial part of Solider’s uniforms. Today, they are cherished by history enthusiasts and reenactors seeking to accurately portray Confederate officers during the Civil War. Today, they serve as a valuable reminder of wearable history for Civil War enthusiasts, collectors, and reenactors.
Details:
– Material: Brass plated- lead
– Measurements: 3.5 x 2.4 inches
Refer to the size chart for detailed measurements.
History and Usage:
Confederate buckles were an essential part of the military uniform, usually made from brass or lead, and stamped with the bold letters “C S.” These were attached to leather belts that soldiers wore to carry ammunition, bayonets, and other equipment. The design was simple but highly functional, serving as a sturdy closure for the belt.
