*** | Van Diemen's Land truncheon, turned hardwood with hand-painted Queen Victoria cipher and 'V.D.L.', circa 1840, rare. 46 cm long | *** | |
*** | Spanish Lantaka cannon, excavated from under Macquarie Street during excavations for the Cahill Expressway in Sydney in the 1950's. 91 cm long. Provenance: from the collection of Monty Wedd. | *** | |
*** | Tasmanian Police truncheon, blackwood with hand-painted Queen Victoria cipher, 19th century, 44 cm long | *** | |
*** | An antique police baton with Queen Victoria cipher, 19th century, 44 cm long | *** | |
*** | An antique Australian Police truncheon emblazoned with Queen Victoria cipher, 19th century handle end trimmed 44 cm long | *** | |
*** | Plaque presented to John Monash's daughter, Bertha Bennett, on the occasion of the commissioning of Australian Army ship 'John Monash' (as 3051) in 1965. 20.5 x 18 cm. | *** | |
*** | A South Australian antique police baton, 19th century, 46 cm long | *** | |
*** | Myer Honour Roll, listing employees who served during during World War I, and indicating those killed in action, wooden, size 96 x 156 cm. | *** | |
*** | Police baton with painted crown and 'V.R.' decoration, circa 1880s, 36 cm long | *** | |
*** | A Japanese sword and scabbard, sharks skin handle with gilt metal tsuba and fittings encased in a WWll period leather cover, 102 cm long | *** | |
*** | A sailor's persuader club or cosh, carved blackwood in the form of a fist, named in metal studs 'W. Fisher', Tasmanian origin, 19th century, 44.5 cm high | *** | |
*** | A police truncheon, red gum with lead weighted end and bound string hand grip, circa 1900, 31.5 cm long | *** | |
*** | Richard Simkin (British, 1840-1926), 98th Regiment of foot, watercolour, signed lower right 'R. Simkin', inscribed 'Major, Sublieutenant (Queen's colour), Review Order', also inscribed on the mount '98th Regiment of foot, R. Simkin, 1876'. Noted… | *** | |
*** | An antique truncheon with original blue painted finish, detailed with gilded highlights and Queen Victoria cypher 'V. R.', 47 cm long | *** | |
*** | An antique miniature bronze canon on iron base. Full working trainee model, 18th/19th century, 17 cm long overall | *** | |
*** | An antique police baton, painted 'Sergt. 6', 19th century, 40 cm long | *** | |
*** | World War II 11½lb. R.A.F. Bomb, circa 1942, has been defused, 45 cm long | *** | |
*** | A baleen sailor's cosh with weighted woven thread ends, 19th century, 29 cm long | *** | |
*** | Police truncheon antique English example with remains of Royal coat of arms, painted 'City of bath, 1872', 43 cm long | *** | |
*** | A.I.F. Death plaque for private Victor Ernest Warne, 38th Australian Infantry Battalion. Warne, from Bendigo, Victoria, died in France of 9th November 1918, two days before the end of the war. He died of pneumonia. | *** | |
*** | A maritime cosh, casuarina and leather with copper binding, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, 37 cm long | *** | |
*** | A leather cosh with brass wire binding and weighted end, 19th century, 38 cm long | *** | |
*** | Police truncheon, turned hardwood with broad arrow stamp, 19th century, 43 cm long | *** | |
*** | A midshipman's cosh, woven string, possibly baleen and lead weighted end, 19th century, 42 cm long | *** | |
*** | Watercolour: 'H.Q., A.E.M.E., 1st Aust army, Lae, New Guinea, 1945' by N.F.Suhr, signed at lower left, window mounted | *** | |
*** | Two Australian truncheons, one South Australian maroon leather covered with steel shaft and leather wrist strap, the other compressed leather disc construction with steel shaft interior and leather wrist strap, 20th century, the larger 42 cm long | *** | |
*** | Police truncheon antique example with remains of painted finish, 19th century, 45 cm long | *** | |
*** | A quartermaster's antique cosh, baleen with cloth covered lead weighted ends, 19th century, 34 cm long | *** | |
*** | A Truncheon, lignum vitae transfer printed special constable's, dated 1917-1919, 40 cm long | *** | |
*** | Four vintage police truncheons, 20th century, the largest 54 cm long | *** | |
*** | Four police truncheons and night sticks, one leather covered and lead shot filled, another made of early vulcanized rubber, one a hard wood loose head truncheon, and a novelty tourist truncheon, 20th century, the largest 54 cm long | *** | |
*** | A folk art truncheon, hardwood carved with shamrock motif, 19th century, 38 cm long | *** | |
*** | A turned wooden truncheon, 20th century, 54 cm long | *** | |