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Early 20th century police issue wooden truncheon, made by Hiatt & Co Ltd, Birmingham, maker stamped to pommel, 'M crown P' stamped to body for Metropolitan police, length 38 cm

Early 20th century wooden British Police truncheon, stamped to the body with a broad arrow over 'WD' over 'P', leather strap stamped with collar number? '373', length 39.5 cm

POLICE, ebony truncheon & Acme Thunderer whistle

A wooden truncheon stamped 'LIVERPOOL POLICE', length 38cm.Condition:- General wear through age and use, no sign of any damage or repair.

A mixed lot of treen and collectables comprising two snuff boxes, a vesta, a pair of child's clogs, a wax note pad, a miniature truncheon and a horn beaker.P&P:- £22.00+VAT (uk only)

Palitoy Action Man accessories including Luger with stock and barrel extensions from Colditz Escape Officer set, M79 'Thumper' Grenade Launcher; Action Man gripping hands Instruction leaflet; Official Equipment Manuals; Action Man Intelligence Manual; 1960's Action Man Star Card; another 1970's; ROYAL MILITARY POLICE : Jacket, shirt, trousers, elasticated tie, boots, belt, truncheon, sergeant stripes sticker sheet L273 MP armband, cap, Sterling machine gun, clip etc.

WWI Princess Mary Christmas tin, coinage including 1875 5 Francs, silver medallion, marbles, truncheon, metalwares, abacus, fire guard, etc.

A vintage truncheon with leather strap

A mixed lot to the previous G.H.R Strouds son, G.H.Stroud, Police Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary with Defence medal (boxed) with his Police truncheon, handcuffs etc with photographs and badges

Turned police truncheon, with a leather strap to the handle, 40.5cm long 

A small collection of boxed Britains Collectors Club figures - Regimental Quartermaster Sgt, S.W. Adderley Sgt Major 1st Battalion, Truncheon Jemadar of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles, Bandmaster and Drum Major in State Dress as well as a selection of Britains Collector Club catalogues

Sundry items including a British military Sterling submachine gun magazine, a canon shell, Sam Browne belt, Second World War first field dressings, a truncheon and a Sam Browne belt

A vintage police turned hardwood truncheon, with leather wrist strap, 39.5 cm

A Police truncheon with hide grip, 38 cm

A 19th Century turned hardwood truncheon, having a waisted ring-turned handle tooled in imitation of cabling, its pommel bearing a brass lanyard ring, 52 cm

A US military police turned and ebonised wooden baton or truncheon, its pommel stamped "US", mid-to-late 20th Century, 55 cm, together with a rubber cosh

Victorian long stave police truncheon with painted crowned VR cypher above "PC", Police Constable?, 71cm long.

A GR painted Policeman's Truncheon and a collection of Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Newport Borough Police Buttons

A wooden Police Truncheon painted 'Kidderminster Special Constable 140'

Small Wooden Police Truncheon, with remains of painted crowned GR III for George III period. Some wear to the decoration. Measures 27cms in length. Painted insignia possibly of later applied.

Victorian East & West India Dock Company Painted Police Truncheon, V.R. over Victorian crown, E & W.I. D. Co. in garter, with 569, ribbed turned grip, approx. 18 inches (46 cms) long, in overall good condition, some wear. 

A Vintage Policeman’s Woollen police cape, black lions heads hook & chain attachment, black buttons, in excellent original condition, turned wooden police truncheon, with leather strap 37 ½ cms long, set of old steel handcuffs (no key) and a one stack chimney “Bullseye” police lantern. (4 items)

A WOODEN NIGHT STICK AND TRUNCHEON IN A LEATHER HOLDER

A POLICEMAN'S BELT CONTAINING HAND CUFFS, A TRUNCHEON AND A TORCH

Walnut truncheon, 39.5cm, and four other wooden truncheons.

Ebony truncheon, 39cm; a sheesham truncheon; and a softwood truncheon. (3)

A vintage painted wooden police truncheon, painted V.R 7.

Group of 3 Truncheons: Victorian truncheon, stamped '(Crown) / CP', ribbed handle, 44 cm; Victorian truncheon, 'VR' (on red cartouche) / '(Totnes Coat of Arms with Castle and Two Keys)'ribbed , 17.25", 44 cm; Edwardian truncheon, plain/ weighted, 39cm

Victorian truncheon, '(Crown) / V-R *1*/ Parish of Twerton', two red bands, 13.75", 35 cm, rare

Regency four-sided baluster-headed truncheon, '(Crown) / (Union Jack) / WR IIII / (Totnes Coat of Arms with Castle and Two Keys)', urn shaped finial, 14.25", 36 cm, rare

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CDS, PICTURES, METALWARE, ETC, including a boxed and cased JVC GR-C1 video movie camera, with instructions, fifteen pieces of Old Hall stainless steel and other stainless steel, a part painted wooden truncheon, CDs to include Dolly Parton, Buddy Holly, The Beach Boys, etc, a small McVitie & Price Edinburgh Castle biscuit tin, wall clock, L J Ross watercolour of boys by a pond and assorted prints (3 boxes & loose)

EIGHT PAIRS OF VINTAGE WOODEN DUMBELLS, remains of some paint to the handles, approximate length 18cm, together with a 45cm tipstaff / truncheon, painted WR to the green painted shaft, turned handle, some worm holes in places

A vintage military issue wooden truncheon - length 65cm

Policeman's truncheon marked Salford Police

A set of antique screw key handcuffs together with knife and fork set with sheaths and a truncheon.

A scarce Albert Medal Second Class for Land and Gold Bravery Cross pair awarded to Police Constable J. Dee, Swansea Police Force, for his heroic conduct in attempting to save life during a fire at Swansea on 20 January 1883 Albert Medal, 2nd Class, for Gallantry in Saving Life on Land, bronze and enamel, the reverse officially engraved ‘Presented in the name of Her Majesty to Police Constable James Dee for gallantry in attempting to save life at a Fire at Swansea on 20th of January 1883’, reverse of the crown with maker’s cartouché Phillips, Cockspur St., and officially numbered ‘58’, on original narrow riband, in embossed leather case of issue, named ‘Presented in the name of Her Majesty to James Dee, for Gallantry in Saving Life on Land’; Bravery Cross, gold (18ct.?, 18.17 g), the obverse central medallion engraved ‘Presented to P.C. Jas. Dee for Heroic Conduct at Fire in Swansea Jany. 1883 by Llanelly Admirers’, on narrow Albert Medal 2nd Class (Land) riband, in leather case, extremely fine (2) £5,000-£7,000 --- A.M. London Gazette 20 February 1883: ‘For conspicuous gallantry displayed in endeavouring to save life at a fire, which occurred in Swansea on the morning of Sunday 20th January last.’ James Dee, a Police Constable in the Swansea Police Force, was born in Llanelly and was awarded the Albert Medal for his gallantry during a fire at 62 New Oxford Street, Swansea in the early hours of Sunday 20 January 1883, when he ascended a ladder into a burning building to look for two missing children. The premises belonged to a Mr. Williams and his wife a General Merchandise Dealer and Oil Merchant with eight children. Dee located one child and passed him through a window, alive at the time of rescue, although the child died shortly after being conveyed to hospital. Re-entering the building, by now an inferno, he searched for but could not locate the second child who was found dead under a bed once the fire had been extinguished. Dee was badly burnt around the face, neck, ears and hands and was admitted to Swansea Hospital where he made a full recovery. For his gallantry Dee was recommended by the Swansea Watch Committee for the Albert Medal First Class, and in the event was awarded the Albert Medal Second Class, being presented with the award by the Mayor of Swansea at the Guildhall on 21 March 1883. He also received a privately commissioned Bravery Cross in Gold as a token of appreciation from his home town of Llanelly. Within six months, however, ‘Dee had committed two acts that the Watch Committee consider very unworthy in a Policeman, the result is he had been dismissed from the force. The first of these acts was the using undue violence in apprehending a person and using without necessity his truncheon for which offence he was fined by the Watch Committee (£1). A few days after a Publican was summoned for serving Police Constable Dee with beer while on duty and it transpired that Dee endeavoured to get the Publican to swear that he had sent for him (Dee) to quell a disturbance that was taking place in the house.’ (letter from the Town Clerk of Swansea to the Home Secretary refers). The Home Secretary, in his reply, stated that in his opinion the offence did not seem serious enough to justify the Medal being forfeited. Sold with copied research.

Victorian 19th century Parker Field Truncheon This example with a black painted body, decorated with a gold painted VR Cypher and flower head. Ring turned grip and stamped Parker Holborn 233. GC. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian Baluster Pattern plain Constable's truncheon. A short example of a length of 5 inches. Plain turned grip. GC   Accompanied by a 20th Century plain constables truncheon. GC. (2 items) PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

WW1 Dartford Kent County Constabulary Special Constables Police Painted Truncheon. A good example with bright transfer decoration depicting a Crowned GR cypher, the Kent County Constabulary Badge, with title scroll ?Dartford? below. Also ?Special Constable 1914-1919?. Colours remain good GC. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Britains: A collection of assorted boxed Britains boxed figures to include: Truncheon Jemadar, Dennis Britain, Regimental Quartermaster Sargent, The Chelsea Pensioners, Bandmaster, Henry V, Drum Major in State Dress, and Imperial Cadet Corps. Original boxes, figures appear in good order. (9 sets / boxes)

Victorian truncheon in elm, carved in minimalist fashion '(Crown) / VR (letters joined)', ribbed handle, inscribed 'FIELD / 233 HOLBORN', 17.75", 45 cm, rare

An unmarked Police Truncheon, circa 1950 with original leather wrist strap. Measures 15in long and is in extremely good condition.

Antique Wooden Truncheon - Turned Handle, Leather Strap - Numbers Engraved in Truncheon. Superb Colour And Quality, With A Varnished Finish. Length 35cm

A vintage hardwood truncheon with ribbed handle, approx. 38cm long.

Two WWII steel helmets, a truncheon and an African knife with leather sheath (4) Condition ReportSomewhat rusty, stretched and worn

A 19th century Victorian tipstaff / truncheon having an ebonised shaft with a turned ribbed handle. Gilt detailing of the Royal Cyppher -crown and VR 2 to the shaft. Measures 37cm. Together with a Bristol Constabulary metal badge. Number E 37.

Victorian truncheon, '(Crown) / VR / (red cartouche)', ribbed handle, stamped , 'FIELD, 233 HOLBORN', 17.5", 44 cm

Victorian weighted truncheon, Scottish style, '(Crown) / VR ', pointed tip, ribbed handle, 18", 46 cm

Victorian truncheon, '(Crown) / (Portsmouth Star and Crescent) / V.R', red ground, characteristic ribbed handle, 15.5", 39 cm: rare

Victorian truncheon / tipstaff, triangular collar, '(Arms of Leicester: Gules (red) a cinquefoil ermine, pierced at the centre) / (Crown) / POLICE OFFICE', characteristic ball finial, ribbed handle, 9.5", 24 cm, very rare

A Victorian painted wood ceremonial truncheon, 44cm and one other truncheon in leather case

a vintage wooden truncheon, swagger stick & brass trench art - swagger stick 91.5cm long

George V Special Constable police truncheon for Edinburgh, decorated with GR and Crown together with another George V truncheon, both with turned and ribbed handles, George V Special Constable painted truncheon, decorated with GR, War 1914 / 1919 & Kirkcaldy together with another of similar design, 38cm, and a Sutherlandshire Constabulary tipstaff / truncheon, 27cm (5)

William IV painted truncheon for Surrey Special Constables, with turned and ribbed handle, 46cm, together with Metropolitan Special Constabulary truncheon and another of plain design (3)

An early 20thC wooden truncheon, L 40cm, together with two vintage cutting tools (3)

A vintage turned wood truncheon, together with a GWR 'The Thunderer' whistle; and a pair of black leather boots

A painted hardwood City of Aberdeen, Lieutenant truncheon, 43cm Condition Report:Available upon request

A Victorian painted truncheon, possibly Naval related, marked for 'District 6 No.25', with painted anchor above a castle, with the words 'Nisi Dominus Frustra' in a belted garland around the castle (possible Edinburgh interest), painted crown over 'V.R.', with unpainted ring turned handle, length 47cm.

A Victorian wooden truncheon with applied painted crown over 'VR', with ring turned handle and grip, with varnished appearance, length approx 42cm.

A William IV painted wooden truncheon, with blue/green ground, 'WR IV' under gilt crown, over 'DN61', on turned tapered unpainted handle, length 39cm. CONDITION REPORT Age-related wear in the form of surface scratches, some dents, some fading of colour, but images on truncheon still good. No major splits, cracks or restoration.