Provincial Police
1920s Buenos Aires Province Police.
Caras y Caretas 1933.
1939. "Caras y Caretas" Magazine.
Photos: El Gallo Azul. History and images of the Early Argentine Police.
http://www.galloazul2007.com/correos%20recibidos/CORREOS%20ENERO%202011.htm
Rosario - Santa Fe Police. Caras y Caretas 1934.
Capitol Police and Federal Police
1920s vintage postcard - Buenos Aires - police interpreters
Anitique photo of the second company of the Infantry of the Argentine Federal Police from the beginning of 20th Century.
Mounted Police with Cuirassier - Coraceros armory (Ex-Army Heavy Cavalry). Left Cavalry sword model 1895. Right model 1898 officer sword.
1930s. Caras y Caretas Magazine.
Police vehicles pertaining to the Central Police Department. Parking was near but not inside police quarters.
Caras y Caretas 1935.
Caras y Caretas, 1936.
Capitol Police Collar Pins. Blue: Security. Red: Firefighters. Yellow: Comunications.
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Harley Davidson Motorcycles. Caras y Caretas 1932.
Caras y Caretas 1936.
Caras y Caretas 1937.
Caras y Caretas 1935.
1930. Caras y Caretas.
Mauser 1891 and Belgian made M81 ammo box webbing. Photo: Caras y Caretas 1935.
Film: "Una Mujer de la Calle", with Pepita Serrador and Roberto Airaldi. Photo: Caras y Caretas. 1938.
1960 Ex-Army M18/38 Swiss Helmets. Photo: Historicimages
tCirca 1960. In the above right picture, the then-Principal Officer (3-rhombus in the shoulder boards) Alberto Villar with the M38 (Arg) Swiss Model Helmet like the one below. Alberto Villar was killed in 1974 when he was Federal Police Chief (Comisario General) of the third Peron presidency from a terrorist attack that killed him and his wife. In the above left photo is a combat group with federal pistol grenade launch from the Cuerpo Guardia de la Infanteria where Alberto Villar was a Company Chief and later Head of that Corp (CGI Cuerpo Guardia de Infanteria).
Left: Tempex Police Helmet. Right Riot Helmet 906 series C-3 Primer Crown.
Halcon gas launchers? Photo: AP
Ford Armored Truck and Ford Falcons.
Mercedes Benz D 608.
1970s. Federal Police with Torino Patrol Car, 12,70 Ithaca Rifle and Browning 9mm. Photo UPI.
The first shield was plastic for infantry combat uniforms. This was fastened by hooks. The second and third were thick shields with metallic thread, gold for officers and NCOs from First Sergeant and up, silver for the troops. This thick shield was used on the older blue jacket and continued use on the nylon M95 jacket. It was excellent quality and fastened by velcro. The fourth is fabric for the M95 uniform (black shirt like NYPD). The fifth is fabric for the Mounted Police. The sixth for the motorized police. All of these shields were used on the left arm. On the right arm was the circle with the rooster inside.
1) Federal Riot Gun; 2) M1 FM NATO Helmet; 3) DGFM FAL Rifle; 4) FAL ammo pouch; 5) 38,1mm ammo vest; 6) ML63 Halcon machine gun; 7) Browning 9mm; 8) Colt type holster; 9) Leather holster; 10) Belt and buckle; 11) 9mm Double ammo puches; 12) "Billy Club" baton; 13) Baton frog; 14) HT-200 Motorola holster; 15) HT-200 Motorola handy talky; 16 - 17 -18 -19 -20) Shields and ranks; 21) 9mm FMK 3 sub machine gun; 22) 9mm Sub machine gun double ammo pocuhes; 23 -24) handcuffs; 25) Bataan 71; 26) Riot Gun 38,1mm Ammo Vest; 27) Gas grenade ammo box; 28) PAM-1; 29) Riot baton; 30) Hughe Equipment Bag; 31) Itaka; 32) Rope accessAbseiling rapel rope climbers; 33) Quick draws; 34)
Eva Peron and Paraguayan President Federico Chavez in 1950.
An police officer in presidential motorcade escort from 1947. Observe the leather helmet.
Presidencial motorcade escort from 1954.
