British Tottenham Metropolitan Police War Reserve Set
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British Tottenham Metropolitan Police War Reserve Set

$468.00

British Tottenham Metropolitan Police War reserve set of a police whistle and a police club with authenticity papers stating that these belonged to William Frederick Sydenham from 1st of September 1939 to 21st July 1940.

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An original World War 2 British Tottenham Metropolitan Police War Reserve set of police baton and police whistle with authenticity papers belonging to William Frederick Sydenham who served between 1939-1940.

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