Original British Early 19th Century Police Club Truncheon - From Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series Scottish Militaria apparently made by cutting up

apparently made by cutting up a large piece of leather

not gloss which plagues most reproductions on the market today) with correct dimensions and even marked properly

The 24th Infantry Division was among the first US Army divisions to see combat in World War II and among the last to stop fighting

European hardware entered the African markets

Standard WW2 hilt with ray skin panels below the binding

Original British Early 19th Century Police Club Truncheon - From Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series Scottish Militaria apparently made by cutting upOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from David F. Machnicki, the author of At Arm's Length Trench Club book Series. We were told that this club will be featured in the upcoming Volume three of the series. This is a fantastic example of a British Early 19th Century Police Club . Its length is approximately 13 inches and has a weight of 1 lbs. The base of the club has leather wrist strap or lanyard which is still present and is held in