Original British Victorian Painted Octagonal Bobby Police Truncheon c.1870 Bayonets but it does have a

but it does have a date of 1942

Scabbard Length: 20 1/8"

a piece of history that could possible still work just sitting in your pocket

The unit partook in the construction of the famous Ledo Road

The full back reverse has a horizontally soldered on pin assembly and is maker marked M1/101 on the top and ((RZM)) on the bottom

Original British Victorian Painted Octagonal Bobby Police Truncheon c.1870 Bayonets but it does have aOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of a late Victorian era police Bobby billy club truncheon. The club itself is a beautiful octagonal shape with a Fleur de Lis floral pattern on each of its many sides. It does have a beautiful matured look to it with signs of use but is presented without any extensive damage. In the Victorian era, police in London carried truncheons about one foot long called billy clubs. According to the