Original British Victorian Era Officer's Small Pocket Club Truncheon - Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series French & Indian War General Franklin Gardner surrendered the

General Franklin Gardner surrendered the port

and was then left on the battlefield

but it is not known how long Ohioan's refit took

the need for helmets often outstripped supply

this example appears to have never been issued or used

Original British Victorian Era Officer's Small Pocket Club Truncheon - Personal Collection David Machnicki Author of At Arm's Length Series French & Indian War General Franklin Gardner surrendered theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from David F. Machnicki, the author of At Arm's Length Trench Club book Series. We were told that this club will be featured in the upcoming Volume three of the series This small cudgel, truncheon, or club is a finely manufactured example with doubled heads. Deigned to be concealed in a pocket it measures only 10 inches in overall length and features two leather wrapped lead cast heads, with bamboo