Letter providing information for a number of truncheons that the author sent without labels, including a George III from Christchurch that was in active service for 100 years, one from Grinmsby police with the royal arms in gold and one from Leicester police.
Letter regarding the details of several truncheons.
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Slides taken in Muscat, Oman by Ann Douthwaite, 1973-1976
Hart Museum Visitor Books
35mm slide: Eating with the villagers in the head man’s house.
order of proceedings
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