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Description
WW2 Military 'St. Edwards School Officer Training Corps' Oxford Swagger Stick
This swagger stick has a silver top, displaying the emblem for:
'St. Edwards School O.T.C (Officer Training Corps)
'St Edward’s School was founded in 1863 by the Reverend Thomas Chamberlain, Senior Student and Honorary Canon of Christ Church Oxford. The School has acquired a formidable reputation for war heroes going back to the Boer War but it was in the Second World War and the R.A.F. in particular, that the names of Guy Gibson, Douglas Bader and others raised the School’s profile to national fame.'
This swagger stick would have been used by a pupil of St. Edwards school who was serving during WW2.
Cane shaft with an original metal ferrule
Measures at;
60cm long
1.6cm diameter of the top
09cm diameter of the shaft
40g
