1970s Vintage NYPD Police Uniform 19th Precinct New York City

Original 1970s to 80s issue NYPD uniform, not named, to a member of the Upper East Side Manhattan 19th Precinct. Includes the jacket with patch, buttons, collar numbers, and award bar, matching shirt,

Vintage NYPD Police Department Smith And Wesson S&W Handcuff Set With Leather Holster Case And Key Very Good Working Condition Out of a New York City Estate

Hand Photographed photograph of a mustachioed police officer, probably New York City, late 19th century. Unsigned. 27" H x 23" W.

19th Precinct New York NY Police Station. From the Classic Police Station Collection, The Danbury Mint. Hand-painted resin. Is approx 4" x 5 3/4" x 5" and is in a good, used condition with some wear a

There obsolete vintage Police and FFL badge for New York City and New York State. Smallest One (1) is Sergeant City of NY 1145 1/2"City of NY Badge no. 77 1 1/4"Fed. Firearms State of New York Dealer

4 Obsolete New York City Law Enforcement Badges. 1 Organized Crime Wallet badge in leather wallet; 1 NYPD DEA Detective Badge; 1 NYPD Deputy Inspector Badge, and 1 Silver NYPD Police Badge. All on or

Title/Content of Map: 1871 Hardy Map on New York City Police Districts and Precincts -- Map of the County of New York Showing the Wards and Police Precincts and Location of Station Houses Cartographer

1939 named Binghamton, New York Police jacket named and dated on the tailor label. The top button is missing, and there are some holes, most notable on the lower left sleeve. The pants are NYPD 14th P

Antique 19th Century 5 Branch Judaic Brass Bronze Candleabra with Zionist Lions 13" x 16" tall Heavy item Please refer to photos Good Condition Out of New York City Estate

Group (4) vintage quilts, 19th/20th c., hand sewn and pieced, in various patterns, approx. 88.5"l x 81"w (largest), 80"squ (smallest) Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New York City Collector

Group (4) vintage quilts, 19th/20th c., hand sewn and pieced, in various patterns, approx. 104"l x 79"w (largest), 80.5"l x 77"w (smallest) Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New York City Collec

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14K Gold Body Waterman's Ideal 55 Fountain Pen Presented To Richard E. Enright On The 5Th Anniversary Of His Term As Police Commissioner Of The New York City Police Department. Mr. Enright Served As P

5 Obsolete New York City Law Enforcement Badges. Badges include: 1 Police Chaplain, 1 NYPD Inspector, 1 NYPD Detective, 1 NYPD Deputy Chief, and 1 honorary retired NYPD officer badge. All on or in lea

United States,Late 19th Century Includes a New York City Patrolman certificate presented to William Fraser in 1881, a Patent Letter to Joseph Rider for an improvement of breech loading fire arms, and

WITH BOOK " THE BLUE PARADE" - SCRAPBOOK CONTAINING DOCUMENTED HISTORY OF NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENTS FROM LATE 19TH CENTURY TO 20TH CENTURY

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, New York, Rochester & New York City, ca. late 19th century CE. A fine vintage brass and steel monocular microscope with 3 objectives and the ori

North America, United States, New York, Rochester & New York City, ca. late 19th century CE. A fine vintage brass and steel monocular microscope with 3 objectives and the original wooden case and lens

Collection of 12 Hummel figurines TMK-8.Hummels included:Little Miss Mail Carrier, Hum 2120, tallest 5 3/4.Halt NYPD, This piece is regular "Halt" dressed in New York Police Uniform. It stands on a 1

Original lot of eight vintage law enforcement patches as shown. Good condition.

12 Piece Group of Vintage Costume Jewelry 1950-1970s. 1- ART 3 Piece Demi Parure with clip on earrings, brooch and bracelet. Mode-Art, a jewelry company founded in New York City in the late 1940s, was

"Amerique Septentrionale, Etat de New-York: Interior of New York, Provost Street and Chapel" , lithograph by Villeneuve for V. Adam, from a drawing by J. Milbert, 1826. In a black and gold stick frame

COLORIZED HONORING CITY OF NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT & POLICE DEPARTMENT. IN BOX WITH COA.

Typed letter on Police Department of the City of New York letterhead signed by Detective Inspector William W. McLaughlin to Mr. J. A. Bensel, Commissioner of Docks & Ferries, New York City. The text o