Original British Victorian Era Officer's Pocket Club Truncheon - Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series Category_Water Jacket Assembly Unit appears complete and disassembles

Unit appears complete and disassembles correctly

which were worn to identify personnel performing specific duties or functions for the Wehrmacht (German Armed Forces)

The Cross belt has all its silver buckles and sliders in place however the silver is all very tarnished

allowed to bin apprentice

England on January 27th

Original British Victorian Era Officer's Pocket Club Truncheon - Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series Category_Water Jacket Assembly Unit appears complete and disassemblesOriginal 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 small cudgel, truncheon, or club is a finely manufactured example from Swaine & Adeney (18481910). Measuring only 10 inches in overall length it features a leather pear shaped lead cast head, with hard wood haft and easy brass pommel