31st Mar, 2022 9:30
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 extended
Sold for £160
Condition 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
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 extended
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