The Staffordshire County Constabulary was formed in 1842 with the appointment of John Hayes Hatton as chief constable.
Following the introduction of the 1930 road traffic act, the motor transport and patrol branch was established at Stafford with three Austin tourers. The branch was quickly extended with patrol cars at headquarters and at each divisional station.
This model with an original registration number is of the type of police model in the 1920's to convey police officers around the county.

Description: Black body & bonnet, black chassis; black roof; mid brown seats; black grille; chrome plated parts; brass tool box top cover; chrome 12 spoke wheels; clear perspex windows; STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE emblem on both van sides; 'POLICE HEADQUARTERS STAFFORD' in small white text on bottom of van sides; 'POLICE' in white lettering on front of cab roof and on rear doors.

Variations: No known variations.

⚠️ Important note: Rear and front numberplates do not match and are E6736 and E6737 respectively.

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