The Hampshire County Constabulary came into being in 1839. In 1943 it became part of the Hampshire Joint Police Force having merged with the Isle of Wight Constabulary. From 1952 it was known as the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary which existed until 1967 when following the amalgamation with the Southampton City and Portsmouth City forces, it became the Hampshire Constabulary. The model depicts a vehicle of the period in Hampshire Constabulary livery and bears a Hampshire registration number.

Description: Black body & chassis; grey cab tilt; grey rear canopy; black radiator grille; dull dark red seats; gold plated parts; gold 12 spoke wheels; 'CHIEF CONSTABULARY OFFICE' in gold lettering on left cab door; 'HAMPSHIRE CONSTABULARY in white lettering on both sides of truck body;'POLICE' in white lettering and Hampshire registration number 'OH 1839' on rear of load bed; Hampshire crest on both sides of rear canopy.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes/Certificate: This model is packaged in a maroon J-type window box and includes a limited edition red card certificate of authenticity.