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Webley Pryse No 4 Revolver (1876, British Patent 4,421). The revolver is double action, six shot revolving cylinder with an external cylinder lock. The action features a rebounding hammer and a half cock arrangement when the trigger was released upon firing. The revolver has wooden grips and a post front sight. The revolver has a deep blued lustre finish. Markings: Impressed into butt-strap " GARDEN & SON " CYLINDER ", Frame " 6117 ", barrel " WEBLEY'S/ NO.4/ 455 CF ", CYLINDER " 117 ".
The revolver is associated with Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Rowe, commanding Officer NSW Corps of Engineers. Rowe more than likely purchased the Webley Pryse Revolver during a visit to the United Kingdom during 1884-1885. This Revolver was also carried by his son Captain Harry Ruskin-Rowe, Sea Transport Service, Australian Army Service Corps, Australian Infantry Force in the First World War and his grandson 411389 Pilot Officer Anthony Thomas Ruskin-Rowe 452 Sqn, Royal Australian Air Force (Spitfire). During Raid 55 on Darwin, Pilot Officer Rowe was shot down and killed in action on the 20th of June 1943. The revolver was discovered on his body when his aeroplane, BS 174 crashed. See also Holster REL26183.002.
Webley Pryse No 4 Revolver Holster made from brown leather. The holster has a flap cover which is secured by a brass press stud. The revolver is associated with Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Rowe, comma
Webley Mark VI double action six shot revolver. The frame is stamped with British proof marks and WEBLEY MARK VI PATENTS 1916. The grips are brown checkered plastic held to the frame with a central sc
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
Belgian six shot, break open, double action revolver. The frame and cylinder are nickel plated with floral engraving. The horn grips also have a carved floral design. The barrel is engraved U.ARNANT.F
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
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