Original WWII Australian ANZAC 1942 dated MkIII* C.S.R. Brass Flare Signal Pistol French Holsters Specific reference to "constables" rather

Specific reference to "constables" rather than mere "policemen" is made by the BTP website article "A History of Policing the Railway" which states "The London

shows use and retains it's matching numbers but what actual part it played in the war we shall never know

which shows much use probably from skinning game or possibly personal protection

The weapon was worn in lieu of the sword on less formal occasions that did not demand the full length sword

which extended from the collar to the point of the shoulder

Original WWII Australian ANZAC 1942 dated MkIII* C.S.R. Brass Flare Signal Pistol French Holsters Specific reference to "constables" ratherOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII produced example of the Australian military Mark III* flare pistol, as issued and used during the last part of World War I and early in WWII by British and Commonwealth Forces. This is one of the most iconic models of signal pistols in history. The pistol is fully marked, with maker markings, and DD Broad Arrow Australian Military proof marks. This particular Mark III* signal pistol was