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Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, made by James Smith at the Soho Manufactory, Birmingham, about 1792-1806. Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, decorated with a faceted beaded rim and leather covered centre. The fastening is stamped, 'BOULTO

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Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, made by James Smith at the Soho Manufactory, Birmingham, about 1792-1806. Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, decorated with a faceted beaded rim and leather covered centre. The fastening is stamped, 'BOULTON & SMITHS PATENT'.  Cut steel and leather.
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Title: Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, made by James Smith at the Soho Manufactory, Birmingham, about 1792-1806. Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, decorated with a faceted beaded rim and leather covered centre. The fastening is stamped, 'BOULTO
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Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, made by James Smith at the Soho Manufactory, Birmingham, about 1792-1806.
 Pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, leather, decorated with a faceted beaded rim and leather covered centre.
The fastening is stamped, 'BOULTON & SMITHS PATENT'.
  Cut steel and leather.

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