A LARGE GEORGE III PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON
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A LARGE GEORGE III PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON

EARLY 19TH CENTURY

細節
A LARGE GEORGE III PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Painted with a crowned GR III cypher above a banner inscribed 'BERMONDSEY SPECIAL CONSTABLE' and numbered '29'
31½in. (80cm.)
Together with a long William IIII truncheon inscribed 'O.U. NO.15', and a large George III truncheon, pre 1800, painted with the Royal Coat-of-Arms and the Arms of Westminster, 23½in. (60cm.) (3)
出版
The History of truncheons: The Bermondsey truncheon illustrated pl.6, No.1; The Westminster truncheon pl. 21, No.5. The author discusses the role of Special Constables and believes the Bermondsey truncheon could have been issued for the Spa Field Riots of 1816. He recorded it as the longest truncheon he had seen (as opposed to a staff which has no handle)
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