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NORTH & SOUTH WALES POLICE COLLECTABLES & MEMORABILIA - to include a quantity of Hiatt's handcuffs, police whistles, hat and pip badges, buttons and various other items of interest including a hard wood truncheon

A tray of Art Deco walnut cased mantel clock, wooden truncheon, Indian mahogany table box, 20th century tourist cork carving in display case

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

A STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE TRUNCHEON, having a Queens crown and Staffordshire knot to the shaft and leather strap to the handle, length approximately40cm, there is an approximately 13 cm split to the handle with wear to the applied motifs

A cast shoe last Irish Shelalleigh, truncheon, box of Henry Taylor wood carving tools, hip flask etc.

An assortment of vintage items including a brass ammunition shell, pestle and mortar, and two scent bottles. A soda syphon, two walking sticks one with an antler handle, a truncheon, Army and Navy special binoculars etc

Assorted collectables, comprising: early 20th Century hardwood truncheon with turned grip and leather strap, 39.5cm long; J. Hudson & Co Barr St. Birmingham, Police whistle, 'The Metropolitan' Patent, 'Imperial Smelting' advertising ashtray, Blackwood & Co. (London) paperweight advertising 'Coraline Inks', and a meerschaum-type pipe, (5)

An early 20th Century Hiatt of Birmingham policeman's truncheon and a whistle (2)

A vintage Lignum Vitae policemans cosh/truncheon, ribbed grip

A Victorian policeman's truncheon with painted crown and VR lettering, ribbed grip

A Victorian painted Police short truncheon, with crowned cipher above a cartouche inscribed 'Police', with rib turned grip, the pommel stamped 'Field Holborn 233', and a William IV mahogany and brass two drawer telescope, inscribed 'Bancks & Son, Inst Makers to His Majesty, 119 New Bond St, London, the lens 4cm dia, with brass lens cap, 56cm extendedCondition report: Surface scratches and marks to the truncheon, with some enamel loss, but structurally sound. Telescope is cloud through the lenses, but in good structural order

An early 20th century oak truncheon, by Hiatt & Co, Birmingham.Condition:- General wear through age and use, no sign of any chips, cracks or warpage.

A 19th century truncheon, length 25cm, together with a Sheaffer cased fountain and ballpoint pen set, the fountain with 14K nib (af), together with various coins and medals including Liverpool Collegiate School, etc.

An early 20th century vintage crocodile skin Gladstone type bag, the interior lacking compartment and with fraying to the lining, length 34cm, and a 19th century turned wood truncheon, length 33.5cm (2).

19th century turned wood club / truncheon of tapered form, the head set with smoothed nails and engraved 'Belfast 1886', possibly used during the Belfast Riots of 1886, 42.5cm in overall length.

George III painted wooden truncheon with crowned GR cipher 32 cm and William IV truncheon with painted Royal Arms and armorial shield in wreath 32 cm (2)

Old turned wood police truncheon

c1950s Bristol Police Constabulary wooden truncheon / baton. Stamped ' BC ' with Ribbed handle, with leather strap. Measures approx 39cm long

Band mans tunic togetehr with a police mans cape & truncheon

A Victorian truncheon and two whistles

Victorian hand painted truncheon with armorial and motto "Love Serve" 41cm, two city of London Police whistles,a GPO whistle and a collection of other whistles

An old wooden truncheon

Police History - a substantial turned rosewood truncheon, ribbed grip, 44.5cm long, 19th/early 20th century

Police History - a Victorian turned truncheon, branded with crowned VR 2 and shield, ribbed grip, 41cm long

Police History - Truncheon - a 19th century pewter mounted ebony constable's tipstaff or baton de justice, possibly Channel Islands, applied with shield shaped cartouches, 16cm long, c.1880Reference: Ceremonial tipstaffs of this form have been noted with connections to Guernsey

A collection of wooden items. Including a walking stick, a wooden truncheon, a shoe horn and a silver and antler knife sharpener. L.93 CM

ASSOCIATION ITEMS AND MEMORABILIAPresentation clock given to the Leicester suffragette Dorothy Pethick, inscribed on reverse 'Dorothy Pethick. From the Leicester members of the W.S.P.U. as a Souvenir of her work in Leicester. May 17th 1912', in folding leather case, case c.105 x 108mm.; silver-plated triple egg stand reputedly from the Bath Hotel, Felixstowe, burned down by suffragettes on 28 April 1914, marked on base 'Triple Deposit. Mappin & Webb's Prince's Plate London & Sheffield', with date mark Z (c.1911); together with a replica Holloway 'portcullis' badge, a NFWW badge, a pair of Hiatt police handcuffs, a wooden truncheon with metal weight, and a collection of photographs, printed illustrations (a few framed including an original satirical anti-W.S.P.U. cartoon for the Daily Despatch by 'Matt'), a folder of later material relating to fellowship and memorials (plus a signed photograph of Margaret Thatcher), newspapers reporting events of the time, folders of cuttings, 2 LPs of speeches etc. (quantity)Footnotes:Dorothy Pethick was the younger sister of Emmeline Pethick Lawrence. An early supporter of the WSPU, she was arrested in 1909 for throwing a stone (in vain) at a window, and sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. She went on hunger-strike on that occasion, and served two further prison sentences before leaving her role as organiser for the WSPU in Leicester in 1912.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Elizabeth II Beech Truncheon, the rounded body with crowned EIIR transfer, with ribbed grip and leather wrist strap; a First World War Bronze Commemorative Medallion, the obverse depicting Pegasus, the reverse inscribed "THE INNER TEMPLE TO MEMBERS OF THE INN WHO FOUGHT FOR THEIR COUNTRY", in a lignum vitae case (2)

A Zulu Knobkerrie, the small offset globular head with concave upper and lower panels, on a tapering cylindrical haft bearing some of its original woven wire binding, 81.5cm; a Folk Art Wood Staff, the head and haft following the natural contours of the branch, 86cm; also, an ebony rolling rule, 42cm and a heavy wood club/truncheon, with swollen head extending down the haft to a swollen butt, 36cm; an Australian Waddie, with slightly conical head on slightly chip carved cylindrical haft and swollen pointed butt, 71cm; two Similar Clubs, one with fluted chip carved ovoid head and tapering haft, 58cm, one with rounded head and cylindrical haft, the butt now pierced for a string, 36cm (7)Condition report: 1 - Large old chip to one side of the head, with small splits to haft. 2 - 10cm split running through head and down the haft, with further small age splits. 3 - Bruising and age splits to surface.

A Victorian Special Constable's painted truncheon, 44 cm c/w later ropework lanyard and Acme City whistle (3)No obvious damage/splits to wood Slight wear to paintwork commensurate with age/use

A Box containing oddments various including camera binoculars truncheon decks of cards ,

A hardwood Police truncheon with leather strap and enamel police badge. Comprising of an enamel Lincolnshire Special Constabulary badge by Fattorini Bradford with horse shoe fitting. Badge: H:4cm,W: 2.5cm. Truncheon: L:39.5cm.

A Military Police Rosewood Truncheon, horn flask and pair of early scissors

A 19th century turned wooden truncheon with leather suspension loop (46.5cm)

A policeman's truncheon and whistle on chain stamped 'The Metropolitan J Hudson & Co Barr St Hockley Birmingham'

A George III wooden truncheon painted with a crown above GR III 1775 45cm long (a/f)

A Victorian turned wooden truncheon painted with a crown above VR, shield and number 606 43cm long (a/f)

An early to mid 20th Century truncheon, mahogany

A wicker umbrella and stick stand with large novelty spoon umbrellas, truncheon along with a wooden vegetable rack

A POLICE TRUNCHEON, LENGTH 37CM, AND AN OLD LEATHER STRAP WITH BRASS BUCKLES (2)

ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY ISSUE WOODEN TRUNCHEON

VINTAGE ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY POLICE TRUNCHEON/BATON

ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY TRUNCHEON

A wooden truncheon with later decoration

MIXED COLLECTABLES GROUP - a small portfolio of original artwork, artist unknown, a personal scrapbook of photographs and watercolours including local views, wider Wales and other, 40 plus amateur paintings to the interior, some larger photographic images of uniformed men along with a short hardwood truncheon, 28cms L

A 19th century wooden truncheon, marked M P under crown, 42.5cm long

A Police truncheon, handcuffs and whistle, a print entitled 'Officer of Imperial Guard' by GERICAULT, assorted treen, etc. CONDITION REPORTThe whistle is marked 'Hong Kong'.

A vintage wooden truncheon, yard stick & military swagger stick with white metal mounts collection only

George IV painted wooden truncheon, decorated with GR above a crown, Mansfield 42, with a ribbed handle, 39cm

Two truncheons to include a Victorian painted truncheon and another of plain design, inscribed Liverpool City Police Riots 1919, 40cm (2)

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, 40cm (2)

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, 40cm (2)

Special Constables ebonised and painted police truncheon with a beech wood ribbed handle, 47cm together with another police truncheon with worn painted decoration and impressed number 2695 and another shorter truncheon of plain design, (3)

Vintage walking stick with bone handle and truncheon

A vintage policeman's truncheon and whistle.

Taff Vale Railway police truncheon painted with Queens crown T.V.R No70 and a mountain goat. Manufactured from oak measures 18in long. In exceptional condition. A rare truncheon.

A Victorian Painted And Gilded Police Truncheon, the handle inscribed Field 233 Holborn, 41 cms long

STIRLING BURGH SPECIAL CONSTABLE TRUNCHEON,along with lapel badge, arm band and Police whistleCondition report: The whistle is inscribed, "The Metropolitan PATENT Stirling Burgh Police."

Bristol Interest – William IV brass ball-headed truncheon or tipstaff, the shaft engraved ‘R Bryant BRISTOL Oct 30 1831’ (the date of the Bristol Riots), with treen handle, 33cm longFootnote: The Bristol riots of 29th – 31st October 1831 were some of the largest and most significant in British history. Incensed by local magistrate Sir Charles Wetherall’s claim that Bristol was against electoral reform, hundreds took to the streets on 29 October, attacking prominent buildings culminating in the looting and burning of the Mansion House. In response, on the morning of October 30th, the Mayor of Bristol, Charles Pinney ordered a posse comitatus to be formed. This had little immediate effect as fewer than 200 volunteers answered the call and the night of the October 30th saw even worse disorder, including the burning of properties in and around Queen Square and the freeing of prisoners in the city's jails. This provoked the middle class into action and some 3,000 men reported for duty in the posse comitatus on the following morning.

A William IV painted truncheon, length 33cm, together with a 19th century plumbers treen lead dressing chasing wedge (2).