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Webbing pistol holster for Webley and Scott Mk 1 Self Loading pistol.
This holster (and the pistol it contained) was found by the donor Lieutenant H J Beaton, 2 Division Australian Artillery, at Cape Helles and probably belonged to a deceased officer of one of the Royal Naval Divisions that served as infantry at one of the actions near that place.
Webley and Scott semi automatic Mk 1 pistol. Frame stamped WEBLEY & SCOTT Ltd PISTOL SELF-LOADING .455 MARK 1N 1914 and the W&S Logo. This pistol and its holster was found by the donor Lieutenant H
Webley & Scott No 1 Mk 1 Flare Pistol. Single shot break open action with a top press down release latch and a rear exposed hammer. It has a wood shoulder stock fixed to the pistol grip that has a rig
Webley & Scott Mk 1 semi automatic pistol. Frame marked on the left side WEBLEY & SCOTT Ltd, LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM, 9m/m AUTOMATIC PISTOL and 3 over 52 with a broad arrow on the right side. This pis
Khaki webbing holster for a Webley Mk VI Revolver. A khaki webbing ammunition pouch is attached to the holster and a steel cleaning rod is stored in a pocket within the holster. Unknown
Webley Mark VI issue revolver holster made from brown cow hide. The holster is has double cotton stitching and features a leather belt loop, brass hangar and a brass notch riveted to the flap to secu
Webley & Scott Mk 1 semi-automatic pistol. Square section top slide engraved on the left side WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD / PISTOL SELF LOADING .455 MKI / 1913 and has the W&S winged bullet trade mark near the