This is a lot of 2 almost identical vintage military drill canes/walking sticks furnished with a pommel top that feature brass badges with the motto:
'Cymru Am Byth (Welsh for 'Wales Forever')'

This is the badge of the Welsh Guards, one of the Foot Guards regiments of the British Army:
'The Welsh Guards came into existence on 26 February 1915 by Royal Warrant of George V in order to include Wales in the national component to the Foot Guards. They were the last of the Guards to be created, with the Irish Guards coming into being in 1900. Just three days later, the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards mounted its first King's Guard at Buckingham Palace on 1 March 1915 – St David's Day.'

The pommels also feature a raised brass leek emblem - the traditional cap badge of the Welsh Guards.

There is an embossed label below the pommel of 1 stick with the name & number of the original owner:
'44Rees'

Treen shaft with the original metal ferrule.

2 historical sticks ideal for a military collector or use.

Measurements:
Length -
Stick 1: 98cm
Stick 2: 96.5cm
Diameter of the shaft under the pommel -
Stick 1: 2.8cm
Stick 2: 2.8cm
Diameter of the pommel -
Stick 1: 4.5cm 
Stick 2: 4.3cm
Weight -
Stick 1: 471g 
Stick 2: 391g
 
Very good condition one stick has a few age marks which add to the character of the item. 
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