The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Glisenti Model 1889 Type B double action, six shot revolver. Blued steel frame with a right hand side loading gate and a ejector rod on a collar under the short octagonal barrel. The removable left hand side plate is held to the frame with a small screw lever. Two piece chequered wood grips and a lanyard ring on the rounded butt cap. The left side of the frame is marked with GLISENTI BRESCIA, .450 and on the right side 3/261 MODIF 1930 and NVCB within a diamond. There are scratch marks also on the left side that appear to be NX9908 attralier? and FIA. The left grip is carved with FIA.
Unknown. This pistol has been modified to take .450 inch ammunition.
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
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
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.
Turkish solid frame, five shot, double action revolver. Nickel plated frame with the top engraved J. NICKITITS ERBEN CONSTANTINOPLE and has a right side cylinder gate. Rounded butt with wooden grips a
French Model 1892 six shot, double action army revolver. Frame stamped Mre d'Armes St Etienne and the serial number. The barrel top is engraved Mle 1892. The grips are two piece checkered wood and the
Nambu Type 94 semi automatic pistol. Solid machined blued steel frame with a cocking knob at the rear with serrated edges. The right side of the frame is stamped with the Nagoya Torimatsu Factory mark