Baton or Tipstaff issued to the Railway Inspectors of police, London & Greenwich Railway, brass with unscrewing cap in the shape of a crown, together with paper cutting form the "Evening News" of 8 December 1936 which mentions such a staff being carried. London & Greenwich Railway - Tip Staff 1836
Inspector's tipstaff, South Devon Railway, brass and ebony, engraved "SD Co 4" and makers "Parker Field & Sons 233 Holborn, London"; 7.25 in (184.15 mm) long Tipstaff, South Devon Railway
Inspector's tipstaff, London & Greenwich Railway, brass crown, polished steel body and ivory grip, engraved "L & G Ry" and makers "Field & Sons, 233 Holborn, London "; 6.25 in (158.75 mm) long, in lined case. London & Greenwich Railway tipstaff
Brass tipstaff, South Devon Railway, Inscribed "S.D.R. 3"; with ribbed wooden hand grip. Overall: 190 mm x 35 mm. Tipstaff, South Devon Railway
Inspector's tipstaff, London & Birmingham Railway, brass and ivory, engraved "London & Birmingham Railway, 1837 Chief Inspector". London & Birmingham Railway tipstaff 1832-1842
Inspector's tipstaff, London Tilbury & Southend Railway, with ebony grip, engraved "LT & SR. 1856"; 7 1/8 in (180.975 mm) long (see note) London, Tilbury and Southend Railway tipstaff
Tipstaff; brass with ebony ribbed section in centre and brass crown on top; paper note inside. Inscribed on front 'GWR', 'G', '29'. Overall: 147 mm x 35 mm. Great Western Railway tipstaff
Inspector's tipstaff, London & Birmingham Railway, engraved 'L & B Ry' & 'Parker Field & Sons London', 7 in (177.8 mm). London & Birmingham Railway Inspector's tipstaff