The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Adams Mark 2 double action, solid frame revolver. Octagonal barrel marked ADAM'S PATENT SMALL ARMS CO. 391 STRAND LONDON. On the right side of the frame is ADAMS PATENT within an oval with TRADE A (in a circle) MARK and the serial number. It has a side gate for loading the cylinder and a swivel ejector rod down the right side of the barrel. One piece checkered wood grip and a butt loop (lanyard ring missing). Overall surface rust.
This revolver was confiscated from the private effects of a Staff Sergeant serving with Military History Section in the Far East at the end of the Second World War. He had included the revolver in with an officlal consignment of captured Japanese equipment. Provenance of the pistol is unknown.
Adams Mk III six shot revolver. Frame stamped on the right side with ADAM'S PATENT and the Adam's trade mark. The left side has WD with the broad arrow and 8.78. The top strap has SA with a broad arro
Russian M1895 double action, seven shot revolver. Solid frame with Belgian proof marks. Left side marked NAGANTS CARTRIDGE CALIBRE 7.62. The right side has a cylinder gate and a ejector rod along the
Smith & Wesson Mk11 Hand Ejector, English Service Revolver. Solid frame that has a sliding latch on the left side to release the cylinder sideways. The barrel is marked on the top with the manufacture
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
Adams Patent five shot percussion revolver. Top of frame engraved Deane, Adams and Deane, No 30 King William St, London Bridge. The frame and cylinder are engraved with the serial number. The one piec
Cased Beaumont Adams Patent five shot percussion revolver. Frame is engraved on the top with the retailer's name D. EGG. 4 PALL MALL. LONDON and on the right side with B.18,976 over ADAMS' PATENT with
