A Police Constable's "The Kinglet" Whistle Hold Kent and was privately educated

Kent and was privately educated

A number of parachutes were reported to have opened but only one of the nine crew members survived the plunge into the icy waters

The cruiser was named after Princess Irene of Hesse and by Rhine

(MIL)" on the lid

while the sleeves are lined in white rayon

A Police Constable's "The Kinglet" Whistle Hold Kent and was privately educatedNickel plated brass alloy, with a shaped mouthpiece and two distinct chambers for passage of air to exit on either side, plus a ring on the opposite end for attachment to a chain, marked "THE KINGLET", impressed "P. C." (Police Constable) above "337" and maker marked "J. H & Co 16" (J. Hudson & Company, Birmingham, 1916) on the cylindrical shaft, measuring 17. 8 mm x 91. 5 mm, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: The trademark for The Kinglet whistle