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A George III truncheon or tipstaff, with painted decoration GR III, above a crown, with Heany Little 1777 belowSome knocks and slight loss as usual, there appears to be a single worm hole to the base

Naval General Service 1793-1840, 3 clasps, 1 June 1794, 14 March 1795, 23 June 1795 (Wm. Truncheon.) good very fine £3,000-£4,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Colin Message Collection. According to the Admiralty claims list, William Truncheon served under the alias of John Smith as Able Seaman on Russell at the actions of 1 June 1794, and 23 June 1795. Truncheon’s claim for the 23rd June clasp was recorded, with a few others, under 14 March 1795 in error, but Russell was not at that action, nor was it possible to be there and at the 23rd June. This no doubt accounts for the presence of three clasps on this medal. William Truncheon, alias John Jones, was born at Croydon, Surrey, and was a volunteer from the holding ship Enterprise and rated as Landsman, aged 22 when he joined Russell in March 1793. He must have had some seafaring experience as he was rated Able Seaman on 1 April 1794. The battle of 1 June 1794, the first major fleet action against the French Revolutionaries resulted in the enemy losing one ship-of-the-line and six more captured. Russell had 8 killed and 26 wounded. At ‘Bridport’s action’ on 23 June 1795, a French fleet was again defeated and three more ships-of-the-line captured. There were 3 killed and 10 wounded aboard Russell. Sold with research notes compiled by Colin Message

A small group of knives and edged weapons, including a mid-20th century hunting knife with etched double-edged blade, blade length 26cm, an Indian Bowie-style knife with single-edged brass blade, blade length 24.5cm, and a William Rodgers fighting-style knife with double-edged blade, blade length 14.25cm, and composite-banded horn grip (blade tip re-ground), together with a mid-20th century truncheon.

An Irish bog oak truncheon, 19th century, carved with entwined bands of shamrock, with cord wrist strap, 30.5cm long, together with a walnut life preserver, 19th Century, with ring turned decoration to the articulated ball head and grip, 36cm longCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear throguhout.Damage to the leather casing of the rope.

A hardwood truncheon and whistle

A Victorian hardwood truncheon with turned grip, measuring 46cm long, and another with string grip

A vintage wooden truncheon with leather wrist strap

AN EARLY VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON FOR THE HUNDRED OF WHALESBONE DATED 1841 painted and gilt with crown above Royal Coat of Arms and inscribed HUNDRED of WHALESBONE about a cartouche with two dolphins and with date and named for Wm JOLLY, verso Arms of the Earls of Abergavenny, above a ribbed grip handle stamped JG to the end 46.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.NB An annual presentation was made to the Constable Cf. a similar example for the Hundred of Whalesbone, dated 1843 and named for Fredk Boore was sold in these rooms, 12th May 2021, lot 448 Condition Report: Rubbing and wear, losses to the surfaces, scratches, indentations Split to the side of the handle, dirt and discolouration from handlingThere is a drilled hole to take a leather martingale - this is not present with the lot and has never been with DreweattsJG nicely impressed to one end, the end here is dark in colour Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SPECIAL CONSTABLE'S TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with a garter inscribed SPECIAL CONSTABLE surrounding a VR cypher and above a fouled anchor, with ribbed handle 46.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with a Royal coat of arms and painted handle indicator 36.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II. Condition Report: No signs of this truncheon having been 'cut down' Gilt and black end to handle with refreshing and repainting, Some marks, knocks, scratches, chips and losses consistent with age and use, including handling Small indented hole to the top centre of the truncheon Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with a crown above a garter inscribed CITY POLICE and surrounding a VR cypher, with ribbed handle 25.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A WILLIAM IV PAINTED WOOD SPECIAL CONSTABLE'S TRUNCHEON CIRCA 1835 Decorated with 45 above IV WR cypher, and decorative SPECIAL CONSTABLE cartouche, with tapered handle 51cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

AN EDWARDIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON EARLY 20TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF PARKER OF HOLBORN Decorated with a crown above ER cypher and LCC cartouche, and with a ribbed handle and original leather martingale 40.5cm long Provenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD SPECIAL CONSTABLE'S TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with V.R above a crown and SPECIAL CONSTABLE, with ribbed handle 45.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A VICTORIAN PAINTED OAK SWORD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY The shaft decorated with indistinct motifs and twisting to reveal the blade, with ribbed handle 46.5cm long overallProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II. Please note this is sold as a decorative antique work of art only and will only be released to persons above 18 years of age. Proof of age may be requested on collection.

A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY The cylindrical head decorated with VR 1 around a crown above PUDSEY, the baluster handle with central ribbing to the shaft 37.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

Y&nbspA VICTORIAN BRASS AND ROSEWOOD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY The acorn finial above a turned shaft and wooden handle 52cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II. Condition Report: Some marks, knocks, scratches, chips and losses consistent with age and use, including handlingThe brass with some dirt and discolouration, indentations and knocks, rubbing and wear, the acorn and shaft screw to the lower portion and this is holding at time of report, there is a lead pin holding the brass to the wooden handle and again this appears solid and stable Handle polished/varnished in appearance Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON DATED 1846 Decorated with a crown above VR and date cartouche, initialled G C (believed to be Godalming Constabulary), and with reeded tapering handle 45.5cm long Provenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A VICTORIAN BLACK AND POLYCHROME DECORATED TRUNCHEON MID 19TH CENTURY Decorated with VR above a crown and Boar's head, probably symbolic of Bradford, with ribbed handle 38cm long Provenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II. Condition Report: Some marks, knocks, scratches, chips and losses consistent with age and use, including handlingIndented hole to the bottom centre of the truncheon The ebonised (black) colour is matt in appearance and the other colours quite muted to, some wear to the decorationHandle worn and with patina from age and handling again variation to colour and polish Please see additional images for visual reference to condition  Condition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with a crown above a garter containing a red tower imposed with a bull's head above a trailing vine (Gravesend), also a laurel leaf garter inscribed '5' 43.5cm longProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II.

A VICTORIAN PAINTED WOOD TRUNCHEON FOR THE STAFFORDSHIRE CONSTABULARY SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Decorated with crown above Royal Coat of Arms and Staffordshire knot with inscription STAFFORDSHIRE CONSTABULARY and the number 87, ribbed handle with iron martingale loop, 45cm in lengthProvenance: The 'Constable' Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaves Part II. Condition Report: Some wear, knocks, scratches and small losses of paint.Condition Report Disclaimer

A city of York wooden truncheon with a turned grip date 1867, painted with VR cipher, transfer paint coat of arts for York 43cm longLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Mixed lot including copper kettle, Liverpool police whistle with hand turned truncheon, gramophone records, bicycle lamp All in used condition, unchecked

An early 20th century ebonised wood truncheon with ribbed handle. L38.4cm

A Victorian wooden truncheon. Painted in polychrome with a crown, VR and, 'COLLIERY POLICE' on a scarlet cartouche, L48.5cm Condition Report: Please note there is no paper label reading 'Mr Alvis, Mansfield' with this lot.

19th Century George IV painted police truncheon decorated with Armorial Crest. Approximately 48cm long. Wear and old worm holes throughout.

An Antique truncheon

A small collection of Victorian and Edwardian painted wooden tipstaffs / truncheons, cylindrical shape, with painted V.R and E.R crowned, one of truncheon form, painted with Perth H.C and no.59, length 12.6cm.Provenance:A Private Collection.Purchased from Bonhams, London, 28 March 2002, lot 193.

A rare Victorian Cornish Police truncheon for the Parish of Breage marked "VR J.S. Breage" with tapered wood handle, 12" long (originally issued to John Stephens a labourer of Breage aged 19)

A Victorian Police Special Constable's painted wood truncheon, 15" long (originally from the Helston area)

A truncheon inscribed 'CS', stamped 'Parker of Holburn' to the end of the handle.

A turned wooden police truncheon, a further plastic truncheon, and four helmets.

Three boxes of miscellaneous items to include various wall plaques to include York and North of England, Northern, National Fire Insurance Company etc; together with various peaked caps; turned wooden truncheon etc

An Irish bog oak truncheon, carved with harp and shamrocks, approximately 24 cm (l). [W]

[ Police ] A mid-20th Century patent "Criminal Detector" dye-spraying truncheon, labelled "The Criminal Detector, Patent No. 688563, After discharging inform the police immediately and return detector to Dalton Engineering Activities (Newcastle) Ltd. In Great North Road, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne"

A Police wooden truncheon, turned beech wood with leather wrist strap, second half 20th Century, 30 cm

A 19thC police truncheon L. 44cm.

A GEORGE VI POLICEMANS TRUNCHEON, LENGTH 40CM AND TWO POLICEMANS WHISTLES

An old cricket bat along with a vintage tennis racket and a police truncheon. Postage C. NO RESERVE

Hardwood truncheon, modern wristwatch by Daniel Hechter and an etched glass perfume atomiser

A pair of vintage Darby style prison / police handcuffs, a wooden truncheon and x 2 other Chinese made stainless steel examples. One pair housed within a leather case.

A truncheon

Antique Leicester Police Truncheon serial number 1868

A Police truncheon, a brass compass, cased and a pair of Mozart figural bookends

Dagger with Aluminum and Red Guard, 25.5cm long with sheath. Hardwood Truncheon, gyroscope top, Actim clock, advertising shoe horn:- One Tray.

Set Squares, truncheon, records etc WWI brass shell, Lucas bulbs, etc.

A miniature silver truncheon

An antique wooden truncheon with painted Royal insignia 'VR 8' - paint worn and chipping to wood

A Victorian Borough of Bradford painted truncheon, dated 1868, 44cm long.

A Victorian ebonised police truncheon, 40cm long.

A Victorian Borough of Bradford ceremonial truncheon, 41cm long.

A Victorian ebonised police truncheon, numbered 180, 45cm long.

A late 19thC flail truncheon, in two parts, 63cm long.

A Victorian Eastern Counties Railway ebonised truncheon, with red painted decoration, 41.5cm long.

A Lincoln City ebonised Victorian truncheon, 42cm long.

A Victorian Midlothian police truncheon, 39cm long.

A William IV Kent police truncheon, numbered 71, and Dovor, 57.8 cm long.

19th century black painted turned wood Police truncheon with gilt lettering 'C S', with ribbed grip, marked H&L Born, 37.5cm in length.

An unmarked truncheon with brown leather strap. 39cm in length.

George |V 1820 painted truncheon, 45cm, Plain Victorian Wooden Truncheon with an indistinguishable stamp, 44cm and a Dockyard Truncheon Stamped Preston Docks, 46.5cmCondition report:George IV truncheon - cracks to handle, chip to handle due to a wooden knot, loss of paint to various areasVictorian truncheon - loss of varnishDockyard truncheon - crack to handle, minor chips towards the edgePlease see additional uploaded images.