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OFFICER'S FLASH LIGHT
BURNED WHALE OIL, AND HAD A THICK GLASS LENS AND A SLIDING SHIELD TO TURN LIGHT ON AND OFF.
ALSO KEPT THE PATROLMANS HANDS WARM
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IRON CLAW
USED TO GRAB THE WRIST OF AN UNRULY PERSON
HAD A RATCHET MECHANISM THAT LOCKED THE CLAW ON
VERY RARE BALTIMORE POLICE COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. Cal. 36. SN 107395. Usual configuration with 7-1/2" octagon barrel, New York address, brass cone
front sight and brass grip frame with 1-piece walnut grips. The bottom of the butt is engraved with the inscription "U.S.
Police, Balto." It is unknown at this time how many of these Baltimore Police Revolvers have surfaced but it is estimated
at only a few.
Value $7,100.00
Whistle from the Baltimore City Police Department.
A unique nickel plated brass whistle circa1900’s (above)
The officer’s name and ID number stamped on a small oval disc. (below)
WWII BLACKOUT SIGN
The inner workings of the Gamewell call box as used in Baltimore City late 1800's
through the mid 1900's
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RATTLE USED TO SUMMONS HELP
1ST FORM OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE FOOT PATROL OFFICERS
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NIGHT STICK
A REAL BALTIMORE TRADITION
ORIGINAL keys for the cell block in the old Central District Headquarters building which
has since been torn down.
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EARLY RESTRAINTS
Baltimore City Police FIRST AID KIT CIRCA 1930'S
Heavy cast brass paperweight recovered
from the old Police Headquarters
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