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A 1968 Paris student riots poster, a screenprint poster, printed at the École des Beaux-Arts during the May 1968 Paris student riots, depicting a stylised riot police officer, with a truncheon raised above his head and a shield emblazoned with 'SS' lettering, probably referring to Nazi Germany's notorious Schutzstaffel, 55 x 43cm There is an excellent book on the 1968 Paris uprising and the posters produced at the time titled 'Beauty is in the Street: A Visual Record of the May ’68 Paris Uprising', edited by Johan Kugelberg and Philippe Vermès. Condition ReportWith some minor spotting. Otherwise appearing in good order.

An Asprey silver propelling pencil, Birmingham 1949, with milled decoration, 10.5cm long, together with two others, largest 12.2cm long, a Sampson Morden pencil holder, 9cm long, four silver bookmarks, two thimbles, two cigar piercers, a miniature truncheon, a needlework case, and a silver plated letter opener, total weight 3.8ozt (qty)Condition ReportGood polished condition with minor surface scratches and dents

Wooden truncheon and whistle

A Victorian Scottish Special Constable’s turned and painted wood truncheon, and two other Victorian Police truncheons, largest 46cm in length (3)

Brass-bound jardiniere by RA Lister & Co Ltd, a Stanley plane, a treen truncheon and a chessboard (4) 

A turned wood truncheon, Three pottery character jugs and vanity cases

A Victorian Police Special Constables ebonized turned hardwood truncheon, painted V R cypher with S.C below, 48cm long.

A hardwood truncheon, 39cm; together with a pair of steel hand cuffs with key and a 'The Metropolitan' whistle. (3)

A carved wood truncheon with red handle, 51cm long

A large black painted and gilt decorated truncheon bearing transfer decorated Royal crest inscribed "Aimez Verite", with crown motif, 61.5 cm long, together with two further wooden truncheons, one with turned handle, 44.5 cm long and one with ringed handle, 46 cm long (3)

A Victorian walnut and inlaid double door table top jewellery or sewing cabinet, the doors opening to reveal an arrangement of two drawers with flush fitting brass handles, the drawers with pink paper lining and dividers, width 29cm x height 24.5cm, with working key, together with turned wooden truncheon, leather riding whip and a bull whip (4)

Britains 'W. Britain Collectors Club' - A Group of Boxed Sets (Some in Retail Packs). Comprising: 10 x 40203 'Scots Guards Cornet Player'; 10 x 40292 'Truncheon Jemadar of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles' & 9 x 49008 'Archive Collection - 1907 Half-Booted Irish Guards Officer' (in 3 x retail packs (3 models each)). Conditions: Near Mint to Mint in Excellent Plus (40203 & 40292) to Mint (49008) boxes. See photo. 

POLICE CLUB HOUSE: THREE CLUBS, comprising two Victorian Police truncheons, both with crowned VR cyphers, one ebonised beech with additional badges '1', Glasgow City crest, and 'P. Resdt. Commr. 20 Ward', 46cms; one in brown hardwood (yew?) also probably Scottish, 45.5cms; and a ZULU IRONWOOD KNOBKERRIE, 73cms (3)Provenance: deceased estate ConwyComments: ebonised truncheon with paint wear. brown truncheon with gilt rubbing

Handpainted Victorian wooden truncheon, painted with crown and VR I, 11" long

George V hardwood truncheon - Birmingham Special Constabulary 1910-1919, 38.5cm long

A vintage fireman's axe - with ash handle and iron head, 38.7cm long; together with a vintage turned beech wood policeman's truncheon, 56.2cm long. (2)

GEORGE V SCOTTISH POLICE TRUNCHEON, inscribed 'AYR', also bearing the royal cypher of George V, with leather strap55.5cm long

William IV painted wooden police truncheon circa 1830s for the town of Bampton, painted with Crowns and ornate Royal coat of arms and 'Bamptonw'. Length approx: 50cms.

1830s William IV painted wooden police truncheon. WR IV crown and cypher from the Suffolk 'Whatfield' constabulary- painted. length: approx 61cm

William IV / Victorian painted turned wooden police truncheon wityh decorative leafs and ribbed turned handle painted red. overall length approx 45.5cm

A Victorian police truncheon, painted in gilt with 'VR' cypher beneath a crown, 'Police' inscription within a red cartouche, all against a black ground, turned handle, 44cm long PROVENANCE: Gwysaney HallCondition reportSome wear around the tip of the truncheon along with a minor indentation, please see additional images.General rubbing wear to the gilt detail, particularly the 'Police' inscription.

An early 20thC Lignum Vitae truncheon, with a turned wooden handle and leather strap, 42cm high, together with a copper and brass watering jug, a hardwood and metal bound hourglass, and a Victorian copper slipper ale warmer, 12cm high. (4)

A William IV painted wooden police truncheon, decorated with a coronet above IVWR, 46cm long.

Victorian metropolitan police truncheon with crowned police stamp, The Metropolitan Patent City of London Police Reserve whistle, and a City of London Police Reserve enamel cap badgeThe leather strap is quite worn but is still attached. Otherwise there is general wear on all items.

Victorian Irish bog oak truncheon / club of tapered form with carved decoration, dated 1898, 41cm in overall length.

Scarce William IV Stratford Police truncheon with, painted crown, naming and W IV R cypher, 46.5cm in overall length.

Victorian brass tipstaff / warrant serving truncheon with turned wood handle and a boxwood whistle.The brass shaft of the tipstaff has various small dents (see additional photographs), otherwise in good order.

A Victorian Policeman’s Truncheon, wear to the painted cypher, 47 cm.

A Gloucestershire Constabulary Policeman's helmet, a truncheon and a Policeman’s Retirement presentation china tankard. (3)

A painted and turned truncheon, 19th century, painted with the Royal coat of arms above a 'G IV R' cipher and inscribed 'Street Bow',39cm longtogether with a flintlock pocket pistol,late 18th to early 19th century, with a walnut handle,18.2cm longCondition ReportWear and losses to the paint on the truncheon.Pistol does not hold in either position. With knocks, wear, minor losses, and loose components.

A Phurba Tibetan ritual dagger; together with another ; a wooden truncheon; and an African jambiya (4)

An early to mid 20th century truncheon, numbered 84

A George IV Cornish Parish Constable's painted wood truncheon named Richard Michell of Gwennap Parish, 19½" long

A vintage lignum vitae truncheon together with a leather fishing priest

A Victorian police truncheon

A hardwood truncheon

Early 2nd millennium B.C. Of tapering cylindrical form with flange to socket, the upper body displaying vertical columns of chevrons between plain bands. Cf. The Metropolitan Museum, New York, accession number 56.102.1, for very similar; see Godard, A., Les Bronzes du Luristan, Paris, 1931, pl.XIX, no.58, for a similar mace; see also Christie's, The Axel Guttmann Collection of Ancient Arms and Armour, part 1, London, 2002, p.24, nos.18-19; Khorasani, M. M., 'Bronze and iron weapons from Luristan' in Antiguo Oriente: Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente, 7, 2009, fig.8. 374 grams, 14.5 cm (5 3/4 in.). Acquired in the 1990s. Ex Abelita family collection. This lot is accompanied by an illustrated lot declaration signed by the Head of the Antiquities Department, Dr Raffaele D'Amato.This gorz mace head belongs to the category of truncheon-shaped mace heads, a type developed on the Iranian plateau during the Bronze Age, used by Elamite and Luristan warriors since the 3rd millennium B.C. This category of objects was also interpreted as a part of a shaft or cudgel, but most scholars agree on the interpretation of use as a mace.TimeLine Auctions follows a rigorous vetting process to ensure the authenticity and legality of all items, reinforcing our commitment to integrity and responsible trading. Each antiquity, antique, and coin lot undergoes thorough examination by a vetting committee of at least ten external specialists, professional trade association members, scientists, and archaeologists: See our website for further information.

WW1 period Manchester Special Constable's hardwood Police Truncheon dated 1914-1919, with King’s Crown, Heraldic Arms of Manchester and JOHN T. CLARK annotated below Special Constable and above dates. All nicely decorated in colour and in good condition for age, with grooved grip and rounded butt, fitted with original leather wrist strap, 40cm overall length. The wood is undamaged with some scratches but no dents. The rounded head is stamped with maker's mark W. LINDOH MANCHESTER and was presented to JOHN T. CLARK, a Special Constable who saw service during WW1. Sold together with recipient's GV in robes, Special Constabulary medal as named to him in Fattorini & Sons Ltd hinged red box.(2)

A Victorian truncheon.

A Victorian turned wooden truncheon, lead-weighted, 40.5 cm

A vintage Hiatt turned ebony police truncheon, 38 cm

Edinburgh Police interest, an exceptionally rare Edinburgh Mounted City Police long stave truncheon, the body painted with Edinburgh town crest with motto 'NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA' and band 'MOUNTED CITY POLICE', 61cm long.

Edinburgh Police interest, a Victorian long stave truncheon, the blackened body with painted crowned VR cypher above two golden rings enclosing 'REST COM 27 WARD 2', possibly for 'Resident Commissioner 27 Ward 2 of the Edinburgh City Police', 60cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, Plate 6, figure 6 for a similar truncheon in design but marked for the Leith High Constables.

Scottish Victorian police truncheon, the plain oak body painted with VR cypher above 'SC' over 'D', possibly for 'Special Constable Dumbarton', 39cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, Plate 3, figure 20, also page 58 where Green attributes this truncheon to the town of Dumbarton.

WWI George V Edinburgh Special Constable Great War commemorative police truncheon, numbered '53', painted with GR cypher and Edinburgh coat of arms with 'NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA' motto and 'SPECIAL CONSTABLE 1914-1919', 40cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, Plate 4, figure 12.

King William IV (1830-1837) police long stave truncheon, the blackened body painted with two bands of gold and crowned WRIV cypher, comparable to the staves used by the High Constables of City of Perth, Scotland, 73cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, page 170 where Green attributed similar staves to the Perthshire Constabulary. See also J E Macmillan, The Society of the High Constables of the City of Perth ISBN0952057808, page 7.

Victorian police truncheon, the black body painted with crowned VR cypher above 'FP 1926', turned ribbed grip, 46.5cm long.

Early 20th century 'sabre' truncheon for horse mounted police officers, See Alan C. Cook Truncheons an Unequal Match An Illustrated History of Decorated Truncheons and Tipstaves, figure 3.3 page 38. See also Mervyn Mitton The Policemans Lot, page 62.

Edinburgh Police interest, a Victorian truncheon with painted decoration depicting fouled anchor over Edinburgh crest with motto 'NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA' above 'DIS 3 No.103' and crowned VR cypher, 46cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, Plate 4, figure 6.

Scottish police truncheon, the plain hardwood body painted with Tudor crown and 'ABERDEENSHIRE CONSTABULARY', 35cm long.

WWI George V Kirkcaldy special constable police truncheon decorated with crowned GR cypher above town crest with 'VIGILANDO MUNIO' motto and 'War 1914 1919', the pommel stamped with makers mark 'HIATT & CO BIRMINGHAM', 38cm long. See John C. Green Scottish Insignia As Used By Old Police Forces, Plate 5, figure 35.

George V Standard pattern police truncheon, the body painted with crowned GR cypher, the leather strap stamped with makers mark 'HUDSON & CO B'HAM', 38cm long.

Standard pattern police truncheon, the body decorated with crowned GR cypher above a cartouche with red field with 'CONSTABLE' to the interior, turned grip, the pommel stamped with makers mark 'HIATT & CO BIRMINGHAM', as is the brown leather strap, 38.5cm long.

A turned wooden truncheon, length 38 cm, and a reproduction kukri in sheath.

A wooden truncheon, together with a Hohner harmonica, a Victorinox original Swiss army knife, in box, a further large Swiss army knife, cufflinks, several lighters including Zippo, a camera, two crowns, etc.

Two shelves of wooden items including police truncheon, inlaid picture, mandolin etc.,

A 19th century truncheon with hand painted crest Location: 7-2If there is no condition report shown, please request

A 20th century policeman's truncheon, decorated with coat of arms, and a 'The Metropolitan' Patent whistle (2).

A turned oak policeman's truncheon, 42cm long.

Lincolnshire Police helmet and wooden truncheon also includes George IV Special Constabulary medal presented to Joseph Tuxworth