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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 1MD423. Birds head shape grip with black plastic chequered side plates.
This revolver was carried by donor's father Lieutenant C Grant during the 1914-1918 War. He served in the South African War with Driscoll's Scouts, and put his age back to serve in the AIF during the 1914-1918 War. The markings on this revolver indicate that it was issued to the First Military District (Queensland).
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 Revolver. Frame marked Webley Mk VI Patents 1917, together with a sale mark inscribed below the barrel.
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
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 double action revolver and holster. Hinged frame witha locking lever on the left side. The frame is marked WEBLEY MARK VI PATENT 1917. Black plastic grips and a lanyard ring on the butt.
Webley Mark IV .38 Revolver. Frame marked MARK IV .38 left side and MADE IN ENGLAND right side, W&S logo and the serial number. Black plastic grips with 'Webley' on each side. This revolver was manu
