The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 exposed hammer. On the top of the receiver is stamped with an arrow in a 'D' and 1913 with British proof marks. Butt marked D arrow D/2/20 and 3/22, indicating issue to NSW and VIC. Black plastic checkered grips held to the frame by a single screw bolt and a lanyard ring on the butt. Overall metal parts are blued and there is some yellow paint under the barrel. Complete with a magazine.
This type of weapon was used during the First World War by pilots in the Australian Flying Corps.
Webley & Scott No 2 Mk 1 single shot, break action signal pistol. The left side of the breech is stamped 1917 WEBLEY & SCOTT Ltd LONDON & BIRMINGHAM No2 Mark 1 with proof marks and the serial number.
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
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 No 2 Mk 1 single shot, break action signal pistol. The breech has a press down latch on the top to open the action. The left side of the barrel is stamped 1917 WEBLEY & SCOTT Ltd LONDON
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
Australian Mark III* break open, single shot signal pistol. Brass bell mouthed barrel and frame stamped CSR in an oval SYDNEY III* 42 D arrow K and proof marks. Black ebony checkered grips held to the