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Small Chinese carved wooden box, oak cutlery box, Sumac wood goblet by Stan Jones, mahogany truncheon, brass chamber stick and pair of brass swans on wooden bases

Victorian truncheon painted with the City of London coat of arms and inscribed VR with ribbed handle L45cm

POLICE TRUNCHEON, the turned body with letters 'VR' in gilt38.5cm long

A VINTAGE DARK WOOD TRUNCHEON WITH A LEATHER STRAP

A Victorian Scottish rosewood painted truncheon, marked Glasgow Mcnaughton to base, with ribbed handle and marked 162 to body. (wear/loss to paint) (l-45cm)

Metal Box Containing Queen Mary Christmas Tin, Truncheon, Deadman’s Penny, etc.

Two 19th Century wooden Police Officer truncheon batons comprising a blue Special Constables example together with an unpainted mahogany example marked Military Police MP to shaft with leather strap handle. Largest measures approx 46cm.

A WWI First World War Rochdale Special Constabulary Police baton / truncheon. Hand painted with GR cypher and Rochdale coat of arms. Measures approx 39cm.

A collection of assorted British Police items comprising Gwent and Nottinghamshire Constabulary hat badges, a small display truncheon baton and a pair of 1960 ex prison Hiatts handcuffs.

A Victorian turned wood truncheon, 42cm, with remains of leather strap.

A collection of timber based items to include a Liberty style fretwork wall hanging bracket, two tripods, a turned truncheon and other itemsLocation: GIf there is no condition report shown, please request

An antique painted constable’s truncheon (worn), 29cm long; & a pair of opera glasses, cased.

A Bronze Model of a 1780 "32 Pounder" Deck Cannon, together with three other model cannons, various brass and copper hunting horns and bugles including Sykes, vintage car horn, field glasses, Valley Forge Flag Co. American Flag, other American themed wall hangings and a turned wooden truncheon (qty)

BESWICK, SEVEN TOP CAT FIGURES, comprising Top Cat, Bennie, Brian, Choo-Choo, Spook, Fancy Fancy and Officer DibbleOfficer Dibble 17.5cm highQty: 7Condition overall is good across the set, officer Dibble's truncheon has been attached with blu tac, shown in the additional images now available

Mixed lot to include a policeman's truncheon, Irish shillelagh, small oval mirror, wooden stand, fish etc in a wicker basket

A Victorian Ebonised Oak Truncheon, the short cylindrical head painted with the VR monogram and C.C./99 in yellow, the tapering cylindrical haft with cushioned button pommel later set with a metal hook, 38cm

An Irish Bog Oak Truncheon, of tapering cylindrical form, carved with wrythen bands of shamrock and with diapered grip, 39cm; a Collection of Militaria, including a miniature glazed display of a bolt action carbine, revolver, bayonet and Rifleman's trade badge,,copies of the Great War magazine, two volumes of War Planes - Fighters 1 and 2, Second World War wireless operator's headphones, inert ordnance, a parachute ripcord etc

Tray of assorted treen to include: burr walnut snuff box and another snuff box, boxes and covers, Mauchline Ware box, carved bears etc., together with a Police Man's turned wooden truncheon. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

3 shoulder holsters and one truncheon.

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES including daguerreotype in leather case, vintage truncheon with leather wrist strap, small oval lacquered box, etc.Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

An early 20th century solid turned mahogany police officers truncheon with ribbed grip, L38cm.

Policeman's truncheon in turned wood with crested insignia, Length 31.5cm

A boys brigade hat, hymn book and badges, also a South Yorkshire police bear and costume police hat and truncheon. 

Truncheon

A 19th century Irish bog oak truncheon, carved with a harp and entwined bands of shamrock, 36cm.

A blue cloth high necked single breasted Police uniform with blue striped arm bands stamped inside 6/0 7A FWH to fit size 6 ft 0 inches. Eight Metropolitan Police chest buttons, collar insignia G.466 together with police patent whistle 131 Barr st. Birmingham together with leather waist belt and wooden truncheon with leather strap.

A GEORGE III CONSTABULARY TRUNCHEON Of mallet form, polychrome painted with "GRIII" cipher over a crown, the finial and terminal painted red, measuring approx. 43cm in length; together with two small ceremonial tipstaves; one painted in green and gold with William IV (later over-painted Victoria) cipher above the letters "S.H.C.", possibly referring to the Stirling High Constables, numbered "20" to the reverse and measuring approx. 14.7cm in length; the other more plainly decorated with Victoria cipher, approx. 12.3cm in length (3)  Condition Report:"Large constabulary truncheon with significant surface wear. Craquelure/bubbling and losses to paintwork throughout. Some mottling/dulling to paintwork, concentrated on the reverse side (behind the polychrome cipher). Red paint to finial and terminal has worn through entirely at extremities. Multiple chips, knocks and gouges. Chips and losses to raised bands, particularly at the broad end.""S.H.C."" green and gold tipstaff with general surface wear, most significant at extremities. ""W.R."" cipher has been later overpainted to ""V.R."". Generally bright and attractive. Silk wrist strap worn and faded, with tears.Small ""V.R."" tipstaff is generally good. Minor chips and knocks throughout. Adhesive residue to the unpainted end. Wear at ends, with the natural colour of the wood showing through."

A Victorian oak truncheon of tapered form with a ribbed, elliptical handgrip  17.5"L; and another, in lignum vitae, bears an MP stamp, the handgrip with a hide wriststrap  16"L

A German Nazi rubber truncheon; a Nazi Marine Hitler Youth peaked cap; and a cast bronze profile portrait of Adolph Hitler  6" x 4" (Please Note: this lot is subject to the statement made in the Auctioneers Glossary of Certain Terms under 'Militaria & Associated Items' in the Terms & Conditions of Sale)

Victorian 'Edinburgh' truncheon with painted decoration depicting fouled anchor over Edinburgh crest above DIST 1 No.92 and crowned VR cipher, 46cm long

Six truncheons, one with remnants of paintwork, ranging from 38cm-26cm long. (6) No stamps present on pommels of the large truncheons. One small truncheon with stitched strap has IIIATT stamped on the strap.

A 19th Century hand painted Suffolk constabulary truncheon with the motto of the order of the garter 'honi soit qui mal y pense', 38.5cm long. Together with a 19th Century London truncheon with details 'John Clarke 6 Great Caske St Regent Street April 10th 1848', 46.5cm long (2)

William IV police truncheon marked 'IV WR' and 'Special Constable', black with gilt lettering, maker's mark to Parker Holbourn to end of grip, L46cm

An Edwardian truncheon, painted decoration with initials 'E.R' and Royal Coat of Arms, and inscribed and dated 'Alderman George Kett. Mayor. 1902' 39cmProvenance:Property of the late Gabriela GrilloThere is examples of paint loss and rubbing to the truncheon, in particular to the lower section where the handle is also. There are some light indentations to the wood from previous contact and the wood also has consitant colouring and patina. The leather strap most likely is the original strap.

Two Victorian truncheons, with painted decoration, the first bearing the Royal Coat of Arms, initials 'V.R' and dated 1848, 39cm long; the second with Royal crest, initials 'V.R, Po H.H', an anchor and dated 1854, 30cm longProvenance:Property of the late Gabriela GrilloThe painted decoration has significant wear throughout, with loses to the paint pigment on both truncheons. On the 1848 truncheon, there is a deep scratch close to the handle which looks to have been made when the truncheon was made. The handle has scratching and wear throughout. There is no visible sings ofn opne splits to the truncheons. The handle of the 1854 truncheon has a even colouration and a well-handled patina.

Two Victorian truncheons, with painted decoration, the first bearing the Royal crest and initials 'V.R' (43cm); the second with 'Supt V.R Chelsea' (45cm)Provenance:Property of the late Gabriela GrilloThere is significant paint loss to the 43cm truncheon, especially to the upper section where the black paint has rubbed off completely in areas, showing the base wood underneath. The crown also has significant rubbing and paint loss. There are numerous indentiations to the truncheon which again, highlights the base wood underneath. The handle is stbale and has consistant colouring. The 45cm truncheon has far less paint loss to the surface, but still examples of paint loss, mainly to the red upper section and on the initials and 'Chelsea'. Again, there are examples of indentations on the wood from contact. This also applies to the handle.

St. Pancras, Middlesex William IV Painted Police Constable Truncheon A good example the body of the truncheon with a painted ground with pained WIVR Crown cypher and St. Pancras Middx 74. Ring turned polished wood grip. Length 17 1/2 inches. Some age wear and knocks

Muggerhanger, Bedfordshire Victorian 1838 Tipstaff / Truncheon. This turned wooden example is painted with a dark blue ground and decorated with a Crowned VR cypher and to the reverse MUGGERHANGER 1838. Paintwork remains good, some age wear and knocks. Length 10 1/2 inches

1848 Special Constabulary Naval Themed Painted Truncheon. An unusual example of a Constables painted truncheon, the ground colour being dark blue decorated with a fouled anchor within a Garter Strap. With the text Special 1848. The grip of polished wood with ring turning. Length 18 inches. Overall GC with a few knocks to the wood. This may refer to a Special Constable of the Royal Dockyard in 1848. This year saw the Chartism riots this being one of the most active years of the Chartist movement who's aim was to influence political rights for the working class. The government enrolled special Constables and the army was put on the streets

Westminster, London Victorian Painted Police Constable Truncheon A good example the body of the truncheon with a painted gold ground with pained VR Crown cypher and Portcullis indicating Westminster with 7 below. Polished wood ring turned grip. Some age wear, minor restoration to paint work and knocks. Length 16 1/2 inches

Westminster, London William IV Painted Police Constable Truncheon with concealed blade. A good rare example the body of the truncheon with a painted dark blue ground with painted WIVR Crown cypher and Portcullis indicating Westminster. Body unscrews to reveal blade. Some age wear and knocks. Length 15 1/2 inches

A LEATHER-CASED HUNTING FLASK23cm long, a truncheon, car badges, a Czech glass charm, and other items

A COPPER AND BRASS FIRE HOSE NOZZLE45cm long, and a 19th century Constable's truncheon (paint very worn) stamped 'P193' 40cm long (2)

A group of three items of treen. Including a painted Police truncheon, a small carved footstool and football rattle.

An Early 20th Century Turned Wooden Truncheon with Ribbed Handle, 33cms Long

Miscellaneous bygones, 19th c and later, to include a pair of binoculars in leather case, a pair of spelter figures of women, a wooden truncheon impressed with a crown and MP, a pair of framed portraits of the Duke and Duchess of York, 1807 and an art nouveau tin

Collection of mixed militaria to include bullet casings, a truncheon, mess tins, and trench art items (1 box).

A GROUP OF SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE RIOT EQUIPMENT Circa 1960s, comprising of a helmet, three truncheons, a leather truncheon belt holster, and a circular bamboo and cane shield 61.5cm diameter (shield), 45cm and 50cm long (truncheons) Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

A painted wooden Victorian truncheon dated 1868.

A vintage wooden truncheon and arm patch etc

A 19th Century Victorian ebonised truncheon with turned handle. 43cm

An Irish bog oak truncheon carved with shamrocks, harp and crosshatching, 38cm long

Early 19th century Essex Constabulary truncheon c1820s, hand painted with G IV crown, 'St M.I.' and Essex police crest. L 49cm.

Britains Collectors Club Centenary Series - Queen Victoria presenting the Scots Guards with the State colour, 15th September 1899, comprising: 4 x Set 40104 - Regimental Quartermaster Sgt, 40204 - Scots Guards Present Arms, Set 40107 - Scots Guards Corporal 1899 - Present Arms, Set 5862 - Sherwood Foresters - Drum Major, Set 5984 - Sherwood Foresters Side Drummer, 2 x Set 5987 - Sherwood Foresters Bass Drummer & Set 40292 - Truncheon Jemadar. Mint overall, contained in near Mint set boxes. [11]

A bundle of assorted walking sticks including a weighted truncheon.

A hardwood truncheon, circa 1900, length 41.5cm.

Early 2nd millennium B.C. Comprising a long cylindrical shaft with narrow flanged base, the upper section with three vertical relief panels decorated by round spikes alternated with wavy pattern, divided and bordered by two parallel ridges, similar band with three ridged horizontal grooves at the top and around the base. See Godard, A., Les Bronzes du Luristan, Paris, 1931, pl.XIX, no.58, for a similar mace; see also Christie's, The Axel Guttmann Collection of Ancient Arms and Armour, part 1, London, 2002, p.24, nos.18-19; Khorasani, M. M., 'Bronze and iron weapons from Luristan' in Antiguo Oriente: Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente, 7, 2009, fig.8. 357 grams, 19.3 cm (7 5/8 in.).Acquired 1980-2015. Ex Abelita family collection.This gorz mace head belongs to the category of truncheon-shaped mace-heads, a type developed on the Iranian plateau during the Bronze Age, used by Elamite and Luristan warriors since the 3rd millennium B.C. This category of objects was also interpreted as a part of a shaft, but most scholars agree on the interpretation of use as a mace.

A group of five late 19th/early 20th century life-preservers, including a turned wood two-piece truncheon, a fine black and white woven plaited sailor's type cudgel and another with whalebone handle and ball shaped finial. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

A box of miscellaneous items including plated hand mirror, truncheon, enamel chamber stick, desk calendar, oriental box etc

Victorian Painted Police Truncheon: Wood truncheon with turned handle and painted VR crown and POLICE.