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One lost feature of Golden Age New York was community policing. Here, on December 26, 1950, Brooklyn children present a gift to Edward Bickel, a cop who would retire at the end of the year.
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Hell Fortress Patrolman Advanced by Lukasz Jaskolski
Sunday Gunday with Brownells Customer John Southerland & his S&W N frame .357 Highway Patrolman! "I bought this Highway Patrolman at auction with a starting bid that was the max bid for several other potential buyers.  It’s good to listen to what others talk about at auctions. The reason I was willing to bid that high is because the owner spent more on the trigger job than the revolver cost him to buy it new in the early 1970s. Some of the nickel finish is worn from years of carry in a holster, but the cylinder timing is perfect. The first time I fired it, the shot went just above center of the bullseye on a 25-foot target. I grew up in Cahokia, Illinois in the 1970s and I’ll always remember this as the gun the police there carried."
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Eau Claire Leader, Wisconsin, May 5, 1929
Patrolman Mike Curry escorts schoolchildren across the street at 144th Street and Mott Avenue, the Bronx, January 5, 1934.
Photo: NY Daily News via Getty Images
Patrolman William A Frazier, shield #19687 of the 32nd Precinct. Frazier was appointed on November 21, 1942. He was shot in Harlem on July 10, 1944 during a gang war, and retired on disability as a sergeant on September 13, 1961.
Photo: Gordon Parks via LoC
