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Shackles

Hiatt (Manufacturer)

It is believed that Field & Sons, or Parker Field & Sons, may not have actually manufactured handcuffs but put their name, as vendors on those supplied by Hiatt of Birmingham

Long iron chain with 6 cuffs to retain prisoners during transportation. Cuffs are engraved with numbers, 1,3,2,10,16 and 4. The cuff at one end, marked 4, has a barrell lock and is stamped FIELD & SONS 233 HOLBORN LONDON. The other 5 cuffs are all stamped HIATT. The cuffs are attached to the chain through loops which also bear the same numbers, but cuff No. 3 is attached to loop No. 2 and vice versa. The stamp dates the shackles to between 1842 - 1877.

Formerly part of Gwent Police Museum collection

Collection Area

Social & Cultural History

Item Number

F09.29.54

Historical Associations

Association Type: Use
Date: 1842 - 1877
Associated Person/Body: Parker Field & Sons
Association Type: Agent
Date: 1842 - 1877
Place: Holborn

Creation/Production

Hiatt
Role: Manufacturer
Place: Birmingham
Period: 1842 - 1877

Acquisition

Donation

Measurements

Length (mm): 2580
Width (mm): 115
Depth (mm): 45
Width (mm): 80
Width (mm): 65
Length (mm): 70
Length (mm): 60

Material

Iron

Location

In store-room
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