The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Remains of a Webley Revolver. Two parts being the breech section of the barrel frame and the blown apart cylinder.
This revolver was issued to a member of a Lewis gun crew of the 15th Battalion. The gun received a direct hit from a German shell and all the crew were killed with the exception of the gunner, who was in possession of this pistol. He escaped unhurt. No other remains of the pistol were found.
Webley Mk VI six shot, double action revolver. The frame is stamped WEBLEY MK VI PATENTS 1919. The frame and barrel have each been stamped with a broad arrow mark contained within a capital 'D'. Brown
Webley Mark 2 five shot revolver. Barrel stamped P WEBLEY & SON BIRMINGHAM. Frame stamped on the left side with WEBLEY No 2 .320 CF, the Webley winged bullet trade mark and the serial number. The grip
Webley Mark VI top-break six shot revolver with hinged frame and automatic case extraction. The revolver is made from ordnance steel and has had all of the bluing removed by polishing. The revolver h
Webley Pryse No 4 Revolver (1876, British Patent 4,421). The revolver is double action, six shot revolving cylinder with an external cylinder lock. The action features a rebounding hammer and a half
Belgian six shot, break open, double action revolver. The frame and cylinder are nickel plated with floral engraving. The horn grips also have a carved floral design. The barrel is engraved U.ARNANT.F
Webley Mark VI double action, six shot revolver. Frame stamped WEBLEY Mark VI PATENT 1917 and has a double arrow sale mark. It has brown checkered grips with a repair crack and piece missing from the
