Vintage Baltimore City Police Dept. Official Note Pad for taking statements

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If you found my listings via Internet search we are obviously on the same page. I open up to you to my thin blue line collection with respect. Let me introduce myself and also maintain radio silence for privacy which seems to be a fleeting concept today. Recently had to clean out my dear mothers House/Estate due to cancer as she needed to find other dwelling. Was a job that was not fun!! I collected things that i felt would bring the joy and meaning to others that it did for me. Mom said don't forget your dads police stuff? (Not a chance!)
My Dad spent 50 years on the job.
No typo 50 years most seniority in the history of the dept. since 1784 AD. He was a dedicated Police Officer and even better a servant of humanity using his gut instinct and Personal Judgement with every situation. This was the good ole days when cops could be cops and kids respected a officer of the law. Seems nowadays a cop is the one who is handcuffed ? Sad times. I pray for your safety and strength in the times we live in today! BLUE LIVES ALSO MATTER! Ahh.. Looks like im ranting again could go on forever,
anyway my friends book mark me ive got some great stuff coming up for sale. Patches, night sticks, insignia, and other, etc....
Obviously some items ive kept for myself... his first 1954 shield and other items, which will become a tribute in my house with pride!! stay safe out there, come home to your wife/husband,and kids. God Bless and hold each one of you in gods protection!
Sincerely Jim.
Not sure on date of these 2 note pads but Any old school cop remembers those days of taking statements and canvasing neighborhoods to procure some leads on a investigation.
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