The following British police items are offered for sale:
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hove
Scarce example of an early waist belt with white metal buckle 'HOVE POLICE'. together with a fine example of a
bulls eye lantern, standard issue for the officer on the beat. Complete and in good working order.
US$285
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– An fine example of a George IV turned wood truncheon. Brown painted body embelished with hand painted GR IV, and
bulester head decorated with monarchs crown.
Very good condition
US$335
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– A superb example of a mid-victorian truncheon, commerorating the retirment from service of Superintendant W. Denison
in 1868, and so named and dated. Turned from choice hardwood, and decorated with crown and VR.
Very good condition
US$355
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– A good example of a George V truncheon, polished hardwood, decorated with crown GR. Original wrist strap, stamped with makers name, J. HUDSON & Co, Bhm.
Very good condition
US$185
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– An extremely fine examples of a William IV (1765-1837) tipstaff. Handpainted and finely decorated bulester body, with a crown, and IV with WR in script.
Very good condition
US$580
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– An extremely fine example of a Victorian 'City of London' tipstaff. Named to William Brand, Marshals Man,
a position of authority held under the office of the Lord Mayor of London since the 16th. Century.
A delightful, researched and documented history. A unique piece of London.
Excellent condition
US$645
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– A fine example of a City of London Police constable truncheon. Overall length 19 inches, with turned grip
impressed PARKER, 233 HOLBORN. Black painted body with City crest emblasoned in red and white.
Very Good condition
US$200
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– A superb Hardwood truncheon with ribbed grip. Brown painted body decorated with IV over WR over large crown, and WALBROOK.
City of London coat of arms added at later date, probably late Victorian. Walbrook is a subterranean river in the City of London
that gave its name to a City ward and a minor street in its vicinity. The ward of Walbrook contains two of the City's most
notable landmarks: the Bank of England and Mansion House. This is a truncheon with important connections.
Very Good condition
US$245
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– An impressive William IV truncheon, 22 inches in length. Black painted body with well executed decoration surmounted with a crown
above the monarchs title - WR IIII.
Very Good condition
US$325
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