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NOLF Webster
As well as Ernest Hemingway this model was still in use in WW2 and in the film THE LONGEST DAY when war correspondents were shown on the Normandy beaches typing away and getting their dispatches out by carrier pigeon
though they definitely do show wear from age and use
It does not have a size marking
They became fast friends
Original British Victorian Mounted Bobby Police Truncheon with Painted Heraldry & Monogram - Dated 1863 Spanish Ordnance NOLF WebsterOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of a mid Victorian era police Bobby billy club truncheon. The club itself is a beautiful curved example with a large painted coat of arms of Queen Victoria. Underneath this is a very worn date which we believe to read 1863. Under this is a monogrammed set of initials, TC. It does have a beautiful matured look to it with signs of use but does have some heavy paint loss and material damage.
