Original British Post-Napoleonic Era William Rex IV (1830-1837) Painted “Special Constable” Bobby Police Truncheon by William Parker British Artwork & Posters This really is "The Gun

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Original British Post-Napoleonic Era William Rex IV (1830-1837) Painted “Special Constable” Bobby Police Truncheon by William Parker British Artwork & Posters This really is "The GunOriginal Item: One of a Kind. In lovely matured condition this measures 18 inches in overall length and dates to the Reign of William IV as indicated by the glorious painting featuring a Crown over IV over 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 stamped