This walking stick features a bovine horn crook handle. 

The stick is furnished with an engraved collar, hallmarked for: 
'Birmingham 1917' 
With a maker's mark: 
'J.H' 
For the renowned walking stick manufacturer: 
‘Jonathan Howell’ 
Walking stick maker for: 
‘Henry Howell & Co.’ 
'Henry Howell & Co walking sticks was founded in 1832 and was originally based at 76 Aldersgate, London. In its time, the cane manufacturer known as Henry Howell & Company, London, England was the largest and one of the world’s most prestigious makers of fine walking sticks' 

The collar also features a presentation for the original owner reading: 
'Presented
to
Mr T. Evans
By The
Penllwygwent
Night Workmen
On the Occasion
of His
Marriage' 
'The Penllwygwent Colliery (also known as the Wyndham/Western Colliery) was a significant coal mine in the region of the Ogmore Valley, near Pontycymer, Wales.
The colliery was a major part of the industrial heritage of the area, like many other pits in the Welsh valleys, such as the Garw/Ffaldau Colliery, which closed in 1985.'

Ebonized shaft with a metal ferrule. 

A historical stick, suitable for use or a collector. 

Measurements 
Length - 91.5cm 
Diameter of handle - 10.8cm 
Shaft diameter below the collar - 1.9cm 
Weight - 299g 
 
Very good condition with very light use marks throughout, consistent with age