Developed by ACME in 1883 for Scotland Yard and Metropolitan Police. Used extensively for the armed forces through out World War I and

14 inches long with a jump ring fitted at one end. Special design for use with the metropolitan whistle.

Solid brass, silvery finish, trace chain 13.5" or 34.3 cm long. Fitted with a leather button tab and a ring for whistle attachment. Special design for

171 Small Horn w/Oval Bell Piece Nickel Plated with A type reed (soft note).15 cm long.

175.5 Large Horn w/Oval Bell Piece Nickel Plated with B type reed (raucous note)30 cm long.

210 Small ultra high pitch whistle has a natural cork ball which produces the familiar 'trilling' roll of the pea whistl

210.5 Same as the 210 but with out the cork ball, produces a single extremelyhigh frequency.

Easy Blowing, High tone dog whistle with solid tone and single frequency.

The Professionals choice. With consistent frequency no matter how hard or soft you blow.

Presentation gift boxes. Blue velvet outside and white satin lined. These make excellent presentation gifts. 2.25" x 3.5" for regular whist

Large whistle, tapered mouthpiece with adjustable web strap to hold firm in position. Tone: Medium

Small size whistle, tapered mouthpiece with adjustable web strap to hold firm in position. Tone: High

High pitchedsing song.

Long "Caw" produced by a steady blow,manipulated by hand movements.

Presentation gift boxes. Blue velvet outside and white satin lined.These make excellent presentation gifts. 2.25" x 6" for Boatswain Pipe

An amazingly versatile sound effect that will produce the following sounds: Birds - Jay Call and Magpie Chatter.Wind - A gen

Black Bird and Stoat call.

Produces the traditional sounds of Brazilian carnival. By placing the fingers on theside projections and varying the&nbs

The well know two-note call is obtained by leaving the stop-hole open for the first blow and by closing with the finger for the second.

Same as 147 but fitted with a 7" bell piece which greatly augments the sound.

Developed by ACME in 1883 for Scotland Yard and Metropolitan Police. Used extensively for the armed forces through out World War I and