Early Bean "Flexible" Police Club

Nice early leather wrapped Bean "Flexible" Police club. Nice condition with wear from use and age. Displays very well with woven handle. Includes original leather strap. Measures approximately 10" lon

United States, England,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes a glass flask billy club, a weighted wood and brass whistle billy club, and a Bean telescoping wood and metal club. Smallest 10".Largest 12

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes two Bean tan leather covered steel billy clubs. Smallest 8".Largest 8 1/2" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and a

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Includes two Bean tan leather covered steel billy clubs. Smallest 8".Largest 12" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and aut

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes two Bean tan leather covered steel billy clubs. Each 8". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American

United States,1884 Been Hook model nickel plated steel mechanical nipper. Illustrated on page 131, American Police Equipment, A Guide to Early Restraints, Clubs & Lanterns, by Matthew G. Forte. 4 1/2"

Nice original early leather wrapped Police club. Nice condition with wear from use and age. Displays very well with a great original worn look. Includes original leather strap. Measures approximately

England,19th Century Includes two rosewood clubs with grooved handles, the longest cut down from a nightstick. Smallest 12 1/2".Largest 14 1/2" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on polic

Nice set of three different billy clubs, nice turned single pieces of wood. From 2 different estates. No markings or signature. Early police equipment. One club has a small leather strap looped throug

Early Retractable Spring Police Billy Club

This cigar advertising piece shows an early police man carrying his billy club, and standing on a pedestal with a clock, which advertises for one of the finest brand of cigars. CONDITION: There is pat

United States,19th-20th Century Includes a Jay-Pee Persuader No.11 billy club, an early to mid 1800s rubber billy club, and a Biffar Metropolitan Police club. Smallest 9".Largest 11" From the collecti

Ireland,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Dark colored bog oak club with cross hatched grip and decorated with relief carved clovers, harp, and halberd. Length 15 3/4". From the collection of Matthew G. F

Ireland,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Dark colored bog oak club with cross hatched grip and head decorated with relief carved clovers. Length 14 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert o

Ireland,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Dark colored bog oak club with cross hatched grip and decorated with a relief carved harp and clovers. Length 13 1/8". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, ex

United States,Early 20th Century Includes two light wood club and two dark wood clubs with grooved handles. Smallest 8".Largest 10 1/2" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipm

England,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Bissel leather covered steel bully club with braided strap on swivel. 9 5/8". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "A

United States,Early 20th Century Includes a light wood club and two dark wood clubs with grooved handles. Smallest 11 1/4".Largest 12 3/4" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equ

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes an oak club with weighted tip and two ebonized clubs. Smallest 9 3/4".Largest 10 1/4" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equi

United States,Early 20th Century Includes three leather wrapped metal spring billy clubs. Smallest 8/ 14".Largest 8 1/2" From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author

United States,Early 20th Century Tower Bean Pattern nickel plated steel handcuffs with one long link. 2 3/4" x 10". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "A

Two solid wooden police nightstick batons. May be from the early 1900's. Both 22 inches in length. Wear from age and use. Many parts of the wood have been chipped and cracked on both batons. Includes

A Police Officer's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Early 20th Century with the name P. Cullinane in gilt lettering, and depicting a police officer waving a billy club. marked Leonard Vienna Austria

United States,1912 Malcolm nickel plated steel police nippers. Illustrated on page 141, American Police Equipment, A Guide to Early Restraints, Clubs & Lanterns, by Matthew G. Forte. 5 1/2" x 4". From