Display Options for Nightsticks / Batons

[JH1951]

The recent hurricane weather remnants put some water in my basement. While cleaning up, I came across my collection of vintage nightsticks / batons. They ended up in storage because I couldn't find a way to conveniently display them. Some of them are so nice that they deserve to be on display.
I'll pose the question the the S&W Forum braintrust: What ideas or suggestions do you have to display a group of vintage truncheons / billy clubs? All suggestions are welcome!

 

[jimmyj]

a wall rack of non-scaring wood/plastic hooks that holds the middle of the baton leaving both end of the baton exposed. In this way the individual baton can be lifted off for show and tell.

 

[WardenRoss]

Michaels Arts and Crafts sells an assortment of cases. Even baseball bat displays.

Just a thought....


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[Mule Packer]

Good post. I'm interested, too. I have some classic night sticks that are very artistic, and then I have a few that are somewhat homely, to put it mildly. All suggestions are welcomed.

 

[sigp220.45]

What a good idea!

I pretty much only smacked people with my Motorola radio (they didn't call it a brick for nothing) or a six C cell battery Maglight. I would grab the fat end and swing for the fences.

By the time collapsibles came along I just sprayed 'em with the pepper.

 

[lkabug]

What a good idea!

I pretty much only smacked people with my Motorola radio (they didn't call it a brick for nothing) or a six C cell battery Maglight. I would grab the fat end and swing for the fences.

By the time collapsibles came along I just sprayed 'em with the pepper.

I have a couple of nightsticks also that I'm looking to mount along with my cuffs and slapper.
Oh the memories of those Motorola bricks and those 6 cell maglites.
Did you have call boxes also? Thay did get heavy after 8 hours of walking a beat.