In Uniform. . .

Police Officer Nickolaus Troll collar brass is marked 33 (circa - turn of the century) Family lore has it that he was a strong swimmer and was involved in rescue/recovery at the General Slocum disaster. photo courtesy of his great nephew, Robert C. Conner, 105 Pct. NYPD retired

Frank Farrell submitted this portrait of his father, Police Officer Eddie Farrell who served in the 77 and 75 precincts, and the Accident Investigation Squad before retiring from the 17th precinct (3rd Division plainclothes) Included is a copy of PO Farrell's PBA card from 1968 Members of the AIS out of Motorcycle 2 on St. Patrick's Day circa 1959-60 If you recognize yourself in this photo ring in to POLICE NY !

Orchard Beach detail in the mid 1970s In the center of the photo is Lt. Bernard DiGregorio who later served as the first Captain of the new 49 Precinct in the Bronx and also retired out of it photos courtesy his son Dave DiGregorio The officer on the top right has been identified as 41 pct PO Carl Demarco, later to be the anti-crime sgt in the 40 pct, retired in the late 1980’s and the 40 pct. sergeant in 1986 of Ret. Lt. Joe Santangelo of Brooklyn North Narcotics who supplied that information

Mounted patrolman William H. Galbraith, badge #4518 who died from his injuries after falling from his horse in November 1911 See NYPD Angels - William Galbraith submitted by his great great nephew Paul Galbraith

Detective and Patrolman Victor Gilbert, circa 1952 1952 NYPD graduating class - 400+ photos courtesy Steve Gilbert

Early portraits photos courtesy Gary Gorman, NYPD ESU Retired

Portraits of Alexander C. Anderson as Patrolman and Chief Inspector representing thirty six years on the force submitted by his grandson, James McCafferty who also submitted these photos of his grandfather as a sergeant on Medal Day, May 6, 1916 (lower left corner - click photo for larger image) on a score card for the 1938 Fire vs. Police Department Baseball Contest and this 1926 photo of the 1st Precinct

Portraits of Patrolman Edward Policke the photos on the left are from the 28 Precinct and are dated Sept. 19, 1917 the photo on the right as Sergeant is from the 105 Precinct circa 1925 submitted by his great niece, Lynne Awe, NYPD retired

Portraits of Patrolman Irving Frey appointed May 5th 1920 - retired May 5th 1940 the shields represent his cap device, detective shield and his membership shield #70 in the Veteran's Patrolman's Association submitted by his nephew, Harvey Frey

 
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