19th-Century English Tipstaff and Police Truncheons

including: a William IV tipstaff, Oxfordshire, painted with "WR" and "Oxon." and crown finial, l. 17-1/2"; a William IV truncheon, painted with the royal arms and cypher, monogrammed "FKL" and an armorial "gules, three leopard's faces or", l. 17"; a Victorian truncheon, painted with the royal crown and cypher, stamped "3180", l. 17-3/4"; and a Victorian truncheon, ca. 1870, by Parker Field & Sons, maker's stamp on the butt, painted with the royal crown and cypher and "Constable", l. 17".

Estimate:$400

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