Police batons. Four wooden police batons, left to right: a baton painted red and white painted ribbon spiralling up it inscribed Fyvie Constable, a plain wood baton with black painted ends with a painted red and gold crown and the inscription VR 329, a baton painted black with gold ribbons, the red coat of arms of Aberdeen and the inscription Aberdeen Railway Police and a turned handle, a plain wooden baton with a turned handle.

Title

Identifier

ABDUA:18722, 14951, 18457, LEMUR:1000008

Type

Physical Object

UUID

6b860595-e31b-4099-9272-91e97126aa04

Files

Collection

Encyclopaedia of the North East

Citation

“Police batons. Four wooden police batons, left to right: a baton painted red and white painted ribbon spiralling up it inscribed Fyvie Constable, a plain wood baton with black painted ends with a painted red and gold crown and the inscription VR 329, a baton painted black with gold ribbons, the red coat of arms of Aberdeen and the inscription Aberdeen Railway Police and a turned handle, a plain wooden baton with a turned handle.,” University Collections, accessed December 23, 2024, https://exhibitions.abdn.ac.uk/university-collections/document/18722%2C%2014951%2C%2018457%2C%20LEMUR%3A1000008.