The Worcestershire Constabulary was inaugurated in December 1839 which consisted of a Chief Constable, Mr Harris a transferee from the Metropolitan Police and a force of 10 Sergeants and 30 Constables, the force remained in existence taking in several Borough Police forces through history until the 1st October 1967 when the West Mercia Constabulary was formed. By this time the Worcestershire Constabulary strength had grown to 701 men. In 1931 the first motor patrol section was formed which consisted of 2 Sergeants and 8 Constables.
The West Mercia force consists of the old County Police forces of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire together with the Worcestershire City Police force.

Description: Black body, bonnet, opening rear doors with black chassis, mudguards, running boards and ribbed roof; gold 12 spoke wheels on plain black tyres with spare on drivers side above running board; radiator grille, windscreen, headlights and sidelamps in gold; toolbox cover on left side running board in brass; black plastic RHD steering wheel; light mushroom brown seats; red rear lights; Worcestershire Constabulary Police insignia on both sides of upper panel with 'THE CHIEF CONSTABLE, WORCESTERSHIRE CONSTABULARY HEADQUARTERS, CASTLE STREET, WORCESTER' in light yellow print on both sides of lower van panel; 'POLICE' written across rear doors and headboard in light yellow text; rear number-plate – FK5840.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes/Certificate: This model comes in either a maroon J1-type window box and includes a limited edition certificate of authenticity.