swagger stick

Tonight's edition features a miniature whisky barrel, a clockwork train, wicker baby-weighing scales and a military swagger stick.

wondering what the appeal is, this episode is as good a place to start as any, as Jay Blades and co get to work bringing a new lease of life to a miniature whisky barrel, a clockwork train, wicker babyweighing scales and a military swagger stick.

This was made even more touching by the fact that his swagger stick was used as an actual prop in the play.

Another signalling device is the swagger stick of senior officials.

After all, several policemen and women have been elevated by a wave of the swagger stick for lesser achievements.

The DUP's Arlene Foster doesn't trust Theresa May, Dublin is suspicious of the DUP, no one trusts the EU, or believes a word slippery swagger stick David Davis says.

The DUP'sArlene Foster doesn't trust Theresa May, Dublin is suspicious of the DUP, no one trusts the EU, or believes a word slippery swagger stick David Davis says.

An interesting item that was found in the excavation with the help of archaeologist Shahar Crispin is the tip of a swagger stick that belonged to a Royal Flying Corps officer.

The addition of the DCM increases the value to about PS500 This group of Crimea medals awarded to Sgt Mayhew were sold with his swagger stick and a framed photo of him taken a year before he died.

General Tri's bravado extended to his trademark swagger stick and stylish sunglasses.

The crusty Master Sergeant stood at the front of the room slapping his crippled leg with a whip-thin swagger stick he had removed from a dead enemy on Guadalcanal.

A lieutenant would come along and use his swagger stick to poke anything that wasn't in its correct place.