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**Aragorn243** · Yesterday 09:22 PM

It has CN1986 over a broad arrow over 1954. Made by J. Hudson & Co. Birmingham.

**Highly Recommended** · Yesterday 09:22 PM

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**browningautorifle** · Yesterday 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by Flying10uk

It's worth keeping an eye out for the various different markings that can be found on this style of whistle

Mine is just "Made in England icon

". Issued out of a box of them, didn't look for better markings. Wonder what's become of the others over time...probably gone into the gash bin.

**Flying10uk** · Today 05:43 AM

I do have, somewhere, one of these whistles, new unissued, still sealed in the current style of stores packaging indicating that they are still an item that could be issued or were until recently. I'll have to try and locate it to see if it has a NSN on it.

**Flying10uk** · Today 04:24 PM

After a little searching I found it and apparently they are known as an "Infantry Whistle" in the British icon

army nowadays, according to the label.

As it's in a resealable bag I took it out for the first time so that I could take some pics. The second half of the NSN is stamped on the whistle.