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Lot Essay
A similar truncheon is illustrated in Mervyn Mitton, The Policeman's lot,1985, p.41.
Details
A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON
Decorated with the Arms of the town of Cambridge dated 1844 and the Royal Coat of Arms, the reverse inscribed 'R.M.FAWCETT.ESQR.MAYOR'
14½in. (37cm.)
Decorated with the Arms of the town of Cambridge dated 1844 and the Royal Coat of Arms, the reverse inscribed 'R.M.FAWCETT.ESQR.MAYOR'
14½in. (37cm.)
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