The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Webley Mk I top break, double action, six shot revolver revolver, serial number 24877. Stamped on rear of handgrip with 'NSWG 351 12/99'
Stamped WEBLEY Mark 1 Patents, Ordnance arrow and has British proof marks. It has a birds head grip with brown vulcanite side plates.
This pistol was carried by Captain Neville Howse VC during his service in the Boer War. Stamps on grip indicate it was issued by the NSW Government.
Webley Mark 1 double action, six shot revolver. Break open action released by a locking latch on the left side. Stamped WEBLEY Mark 1 Patents, WD and has British proof marks. It has a birds head 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 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 V double action, six shot revolver. Break open frame with a locking latch lever on the left side. The barrel is stamped MARK "V" and 1 MD 423. Frame marked WEBLEY MARK V PATENTS 1915 and 1
Webley Mark VI double action, six shot revolver. Frame stamped MARK VI and WEBLEY PATENTS 1918. Black ebony checkered grips and the back strap is stamped 18 TC. This revolver and holster were issued
Webley Mk IV double action six shot revolver. The frame is marked with WEBLEY MARK IV PATENTS, 3/69 and the double arrow sale mark. The back strap is stamped 3MD over 5/13 (crossed out) over C.F.S. (c
