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The slot presses down against a retaining pin
The leather definitely shows wear overall
This one example has a very nice holt bearing markings to the cross guard of "PM448" and has a catch spring that runs almost the entire length of the grip just like the earliest Vetterli bayonets of the 1870s
The badge has the stars running vertically and not horizontally
and 3 ⅝” wide
Original British Post-Napoleonic Era William Rex IV (1830-1837) Painted Bobby Police Truncheon Category_Spade Grip Assembly The slot presses down againstOriginal Item: One Only. In lovely matured condition this measures 21 inches in overall length and dates to the Reign of William IV as indicated by the painted near the top, IV WR. Painted truncheons are rare, as after 1900 the decorative painting was abandoned, however the Bobby on the beat in England even today carries a wood truncheon in a specially designed inside pocket in his uniform trousers. This example is painted in a lovely sea green, with
