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English Webley Pryse Type Revolver 
Caliber: 450
Price: $1575
Inventory # wbp_0293
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DESCRIPTION: Impressive,
large, hinged-frame English military style revolver with simultaneous
ejection. The top of the barrel displays retailer's markings,
"I. HOLLIS & SONS, LONDON". Many English
officers privately purchased Webley Pryse type revolvers, that
were considered revolvers of choice at the time. Original
one-piece wooden grip with diamond checkering. English commercial
proofs are present on major parts of the revolver. Single
and double action. Six-chamber cylinder. Barrel length: 5.5 inches.
Fixed front and rear sights. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Very good+. 50% of original blue finish is still present
on the metal. Some blue finish is starting to turn to brownish
color. Most of the finish wear is on the hilt and lower part
of the frame (from handling). The balance is in white, mixed
with some patina. Occasional spots of light surface rust and
metal roughness. Some screw heads show screwdriver's markings.
Bore is in overall excellent condition, with bright and strong
rifling. The cylinder's chambers are in fine condition. Strong
action. The hardwood grip shows wear and some handling marks.
All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the revolver are in very good condition,
with no visible wear. All complete and in original condition.
The revolver needs a careful, professional cleaning. Scarce
English military style large frame revolver! Antique.
Serial# 25XX. |

Very Scarce Factory Nickel Plated British Commercial Webley
Mk.IV Revolver
Caliber: 455
Price: $2675
Inventory # wbp_0291
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DESCRIPTION: Very scarce factory
nickel plated British commercial Webley Mk.IV revolver in original
caliber. Webley Mk.IV was a standard British service revolver
during the Boer War and during both world wars. It was
adopted by British military in 1899, and is often called the
"Boer War Model". This is a commercial version
of the revolver with original factory nickel plating (!). This
model of Webley revolver is considered scarce in any condition!
The revolver was not converted to .45 ACP caliber
and it is still in its original, .455 Webley caliber.
The cylinder bridge displays retailer's markings, "G.
HILTON, FORT ST, TAUNTON". Single and double action.
All matching serial numbers (matching numbers are stamped
on the frame, cylinder and on the barrel; there are no serial
numbers stamped on all the remaining parts of the revolver, which
is correct for this model). The numbers are factory original,
and they were not restamped. Black hardened rubber grips with
diamond checkering. British commercial proofs are present on
major parts of the revolver. Barrel length: 4 inches. Six chamber
cylinder. No import markings. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Fine+. 95% of original nickel finish is still present on
metal. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The
cylinder's chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action.
All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the pistol are in fine condition,
with no visible wear. Original black hardened rubber grips are
in excellent condition. Difficult to find factory nickel plated
Webley Mk.IV revolver in its original caliber! Serial# 910XX. |

English Webley Pryse No. 4 Revolver
Caliber: 476
Price: $1975
Inventory # wbp_0288
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DESCRIPTION: English Webley
Pryse No. 4 revolver in 476 CF caliber. Impressive, large,
hinged-frame English military style revolver with simultaneous
ejection. The left side of the barrel displays following markings,
"Webley's No.4 .476 CF". The Webley's trade
mark, "Winged Bullet over W&S" is stamped
on the left side of the frame, just next to the cylinder. Many
English officers privately purchased Pryse type revolvers in
.476, that was considered a caliber of choice at the time. Original
one-piece wooden grip with diamond checkering. English proof
marks are present on major parts of the revolver. The cylinder
displays a different number than a frame of the revolver. Six-chamber
cylinder. Barrel length: 5.75 inches. Complete with lanyard ring.
CONDITION: The revolver is in fine condition. 78% of original
blue finish is still present on the revolver. The balance is
in white mixed with some light patina. The revolver shows an
honest service wear. Some blue finish is starting to turn to
brownish color. Some metal roughness on the upper part of the
barrel. The bore is in excellent condition with strong and
shiny rifling. The chambers are in excellent condition
as well. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are
clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of
the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. The
hardwood grip is in fine condition with some light handling marks
and some wear to the diamond checkering. Scarce English Webley
Pryse military style revolver! Antique. Serial# 67XX. |

British Royal Navy Issue Webley Mk.VI Revolver
Caliber: 45 ACP (converted)
Price: $975
Inventory # wbp_0287
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DESCRIPTION: Standard British
service revolver in the World War Two. Webley Mk. VI revolver
was introduced in 1915, and was declared obsolete in 1947. The
majority of such revolvers were manufactured by Webley &
Scott at Birmingham during World War I. In 1921, Enfield Small
Arms Factory took over the production of these revolvers, but
it remained known as the "Webley revolver" for the
remainder of its official career. This particular revolver was
manufactured by Webley, as indicated by markings on the
frame. The revolver was converted from its original .455 Webley
caliber to .45 ACP. Matching serial numbers on the frame/hilt
and cylinder. Mismatched serial number on the cylinder. The revolver
has two sets of serial numbers: the factory numbers and the
Royal Navy numbers. The latter were stamped when the revolver
was refurbished for the Royal Navy. The factory numbers
have been crossed with a single line. British military proofs
are present on all parts of the revolver. No commercial proof
marks are stamped on the revolver. Barrel length: 6 inches. Six
chamber cylinder. No import markings. Complete with lanyard ring.
CONDITION: Fine, as refurbished for the Royal Navy. 92%
of the blue finish is still on metal. The balance is in white
mixed with some light patina. The revolver shows only an honest
service wear. Some blue finish is starting to turn to brownish
color. The bore is in excellent condition, with strong and
shiny rifling. The chambers are also in excellent condition.
Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible
on the metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are
in fine condition, with no visible wear. Original brown hardened
rubber grips show some handling marks and two chips near the
lanyard ring (please, see pictures). Nice example of the Royal
Navy issue Webley Mk.VI revolver! Serial# N9XX. |

Scarce British Commercial Webley Mk.III Revolver
Caliber: 455
Price: $1975
Inventory # wbp_0279
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce British commercial
Webley Mk.III revolver in original caliber. Many revolvers
of this type were privately purchased by officers and volunteers
and used during the Boer War and the World War One.
Webley Mk.III was introduced in 1897, and it was in production
for only couple of years. This model of Webley revolver is
considered scarce in any condition! The revolver was not
converted to .45 ACP caliber and it is still in its original,
.455 Webley caliber. Single and double action. All
matching serial numbers (matching numbers are stamped on
the frame, cylinder and on the barrel; there are no serial numbers
stamped on all the remaining parts of the revolver, which is
correct for this model). The numbers are factory original, and
they were not restamped. Black hardened rubber grips with diamond
checkering. British commercial proofs are present on major parts
of the revolver. Barrel length: 4 inches. Six chamber cylinder.
No import markings. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Fine. 80% of original blue finish is still present on metal.
The balance is in white. Some blue finish is starting to turn
to brownish color. Fine+ bore with strong and shiny rifling.
The cylinder's chambers are in fine condition. Strong action.
All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the pistol are in fine condition,
with no visible wear. Original black hardened rubber grips are
in fine condition with only a few handling marks. Difficult
to find Webley Mk.III revolver in its original caliber! Serial#
29XX. |

Webley M.1906 (MP) Semi Auto Pistol
Caliber: 32 ACP
Price: $650
Inventory # wbp_0272
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DESCRIPTION: Webley M.1906 (MP)
semi-automatic pistol. The design was based on Model 1905.
The major visual difference between the two models was a flat
machining of the right side of the slide in M.1905 pistol . M.1906
became eventually so popular that it was manufactured for almost
35 years. The production of modified M.1906 continued until 1939.
The pistol was adopted by the London Metropolitan Police in 1911.
Many British military officers carried M.1906 pistols as a second
weapon during both World Wars. The left side of the slide of
the pistol is marked "Webley & Scott Ltd./London
& Birmingham 7.65m/m & .32 Automatic Pistol".
Black hardened rubber grips with diamond checkering. Correct
nickel plated finish on the trigger, hammer and extractor. Safety
catch on the frame above the left grip. Barrel length: 3.5 inch.
External hammer. Eight rounds magazine. CONDITION: Very good.
76% of original blue finish mixed with brown patina and occasional
peppering. Some metal roughness and/or light surface rust on
the upper part of the slide. The blue is worn mostly on the grip,
on the edges of the slide, and on the barrel, near the muzzle.
Excellent bore, with strong and shiny rifling. All the
markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All
the internal parts of the pistol are in fine condition, with
no visible wear. The black plastic grips are most likely a modern
replacement in correct style. They fit the pistol very well.
Strong action. Safety works fine. No import marks. Good example
of Webley M.1906 semi-automatic pistol. Serial# 1539XX. |

Webley No. 5 Revolver with "Church Steeple" Cylinder
Flutes and with Interesting Markings
Caliber: 360 CF
Price: $1675
Inventory # wbp_0270
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce English Webley
No. 5 revolver built on the RIC size frame. Manufactured
for a large distributor, E.M. Reilly in London, as indicated
by markings stamped on the cylinder bridge (please, see pictures).
Large Webley distributors had an option to have their name engraved
on the revolvers. The Webley's markings are stamped on the left
side of the frame, just in front of the cylinder, "Winged
Bullet over W&S". The caliber and the Webley's model
designation are stamped on the upper part of the barrel, "360
No. 5". The revolver displays some small markings,
that seems to be stamped by a military armory. The left side
of the frame displays, "S . SS.", while the
right side of the frame displays two crossed flags. Some
revolvers of this pattern were privately purchased by British
and Australian officers, and consequently have seen service during
the Boer War and the War World One. Matching serial numbers (the
numbers are stamped on the frame and cylinder only, which is
correct for this type of revolver). The revolver has scarce
"church steeple" cylinder flutes! Single and double
action. One piece hardwood grip with diamond checkering. Barrel
length: 2.75 inch. CONDITION: Fine. The revolver
has about 65% of original blue finish. The balance is in white
mixed with light patina. All the markings and numbers on metal
are clearly visible. Excellent bore with strong and shiny
rifling. The cylinder's chambers are also in excellent
condition. Strong action. The hardwood grip is in
fine condition with only minor handling marks. Complete with
the lanyard ring. No import marks. Interesting Webley No.
5 revolver! Antique. Serial# 622XX. |

Very Scarce Webley Mk.IV .38 Singapore Police Force Contract
Revolver with Short Barrel
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $975
Inventory # wbp_0253
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DESCRIPTION: Very scarce Singapore
Police Force contract Webley Mk.IV .38 revolver with three
inch long barrel. Very few Mk.IV .38 revolvers were manufactured
for the Singapore police with such a short barrel! Most of
such revolvers came with five inch long barrels. The SPF contract
Mk. IV .38 revolvers were manufactured in two barrel lengths,
and with, or without the integral safety on the frame (the only
contract Webley Mk.IV.38 revolver manufactured with this type
of safety). This particular Webley Mk.IV revolver was manufactured
without the integral safety on the frame. The revolver
is marked on the back strap, "SPF 929" (the
same property number is painted on the left grip). The cylinder
bridge displays following markings, "Webley & Scott
Ltd. Birmingham". The right side of the cylinder bridge
shows the following markings, "Made in England".
The Webley's trade mark, "Winged Bullet over Webley"
is stamped on the right side of the barrel, just in front of
the cylinder. Original black plastic grips with "Webley"
logo on both sides. The revolver has original finish and was
not refinished by British arsenals. Single and double
action. Six chamber cylinder. British commercial proof marks
are present on the left side of the barrel (correct for the foreign
police contract revolver). Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Excellent. 94% of original, crisp blue finish is still on
metal. The revolver shows only a slight wear to the edges of
frame, barrel and cylinder. All the markings and numbers are
clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of
the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear.
Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder
chambers are also in excellent condition. Nice plastic grips
with no cracks. Very strong action. Barrel length: 3 inches.
Matching serial numbers (the numbers are stamped on the
frame, barrel and cylinder). No import marks. Scarce revolver
in very collectible condition! Serial# A 903XX. |

Webley Mk.IV .38 Toronto Police Force Contract Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $750
Inventory # wbp_0248
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Toronto Police
Force contract Webley Mk. IV .38 revolver. Marked accordingly
on the grip butt, "T.P.F. 725". Original black
plastic grips with diamond checkering and with "Webley"
logo on both sides. The cylinder bridge displays following markings,
"WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM". The right
side of the cylinder bridge displays wording, "Made in
England". The Webley's trade mark, "Winged Bullet
over Webley" is stamped on the right side of the barrel,
just in front of the cylinder. All matching serial numbers
(stamped on the frame, barrel and cylinder only).
The serial numbers are factory original, and were not restamped.
The revolver has original finish and was not refinished
by British arsenals. Single and double action. Six chamber cylinder.
British commercial proof marks are present on the left side of
the barrel (correct for the foreign police contract revolver).
This type of revolver was ordered by Canadian police, and it
was manufactured without provision for lanyard ring. Fixed
front and rear sights. CONDITION: Excellent. 96-97% of
original blue on metal. Occasional spots of light patina and/or
peppering. There are some small scratches on the left side of
the cylinder bridge. All the markings and numbers are clearly
visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the revolver
are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. Excellent+
bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers
are also in excellent condition. Nice plastic grips with
no cracks. Very strong action. Barrel length: 4 inches.
No import marks. Very nice Toronto police contract Webley
revolver! Serial# A763XX. |

Webley Mk.IV .38 Singapore Police Force Contract Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $750
Inventory # wbp_0243
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Singapore
Police Force contract Webley Mk.IV .38 revolver, marked accordingly
on the backstrap, "SPF 1008". The SPF contract
Mk. IV .38 revolvers were manufactured in two barrel lengths,
and with, or without the integral safety on the frame (the only
contract Webley Mk.IV.38 revolver manufactured with this type
of safety). This particular Webley Mk.IV revolver was manufactured
with the integral safety on the frame. Barrel length:
5 inches. All matching serial numbers (stamped
on the frame, barrel and cylinder only). The serial numbers are
factory original, and were not restamped. The cylinder bridge
displays following markings, "Webley & Scott Ltd.
Birmingham". The right side of the cylinder bridge shows
the following markings, "Made in England". The
Webley's trade mark, "Winged Bullet over Webley"
is stamped on the right side of the barrel, just in front of
the cylinder. Original black plastic grips with "Webley"
logo on both sides. The revolver has original finish and was
not refinished by British arsenals. Single and double
action. Six chamber cylinder. British commercial proof marks
are present on the left side of the barrel (correct for the foreign
police contract revolver). Complete with lanyard ring. The Century
Arms block screw was installed on the right side of the frame.
CONDITION: Excellent. 96% of original blue finish on metal.
The revolver shows only a slight service wear. The blue is worn
mostly on the sharp edges of the barrel. All the markings and
numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal
parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible
wear. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The
cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Nice plastic
grips with no cracks. Very strong action. Import markings on
the barrel. Scarce revolver in very collectible condition!
Serial# A935XX. |

Middle Eastern Issue Enfield No.2/Mk.I* Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $495
Inventory # wbp_0239
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DESCRIPTION: Middle Eastern
issue Enfield No.2/Mk.I* .38 revolver. The revolvers displays
Arabic markings on the right side of the barrel and frame
(please, see pictures). The revolver is identical to a standard
British military Enfield No.2/Mk.I* revolver, except for the
markings. Enfield No.2/Mk.I* revolver was approved in June 1938.
It was basically a modification of Enfield No.2/Mk.I service
revolver. The modification consisted of the removal of the single
action cocking comb and bent from the hammer. As with any double
action only revolver, the trigger pull is rather heavy, which
in turn affects the accuracy. Right side of the frame is stamped
with the model designation and the date of production, "Enfield
No.2 Mk.I*, British Crown, 1939". British military proofs
are stamped on all the major parts of the revolver. Complete
with lanyard ring. Barrel length: 5 inches. CONDITION: Fine
with 84% of finish still remaining on the metal. There
is some metal roughness on the barrel under the finish, which
usually indicate that the revolver was arsenally refurbished.
All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition,
with no visible wear. Excellent bore with strong and shiny
rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition.
Original hardwood grips are in overall very good condition, with
some handling marks and slightly worn diamond checkering. No
cracks in the wood. Strong action. Matching serial numbers
(stamped on the frame, barrel and cylinder). The numbers
are factory original. and they were not restamped. Import
markings. Nice Enfield revolver with interesting Arabic
markings! Serial# H34XX. |

Imperial German Webley RIC Type Revolver
Caliber: 9 x 16 mm
Price: $695
Inventory # wbp_0223
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DESCRIPTION: This is a medium
frame German made Webley RIC type revolver. German commercial
proofs are present on the frame, barrel and cylinder, "Crown
over U". The revolver was manufactured in 9 x16 mm caliber,
that was popular at the time on the German commercial market,
as well as among the German policemen. The revolvers of this
type were distributed in Germany by commercial retailers. Many
of such revolvers were privately purchased by German officers
in the 1880/1890-s, and consequently have seen service during
War World One. 3.5 inch long octagonal barrel. Six shot cylinder.
Lever safety device is fixed on the left side of the frame. Complete
with the lanyard ring. CONDITION: This revolver is in fine+
to low excellent condition with about 94% of blue finish left
on the metal. The balance is in white mixed with some light
gray patina. Some blue is turning to brownish color (mostly on
the hilt and trigger guard). Couple of spots of light peppering
(mainly on the cylinder bridge). Very crisp action. Some minor
handling marks are present on the hardwood grip. Bore is in
very good condition with strong rifling. Cylinder chambers are
in excellent condition. The upper grip screw is missing.
All the markings and numbers on metal are clearly visible. No
import marks. Interesting German World War One era revolver.
Antique. (Ref.: "Der Reichsrevolver und seine
Varianten" by Heinrich E. Harder, pp. 357-362, also
in "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Handguns"
by A.B. Zhuk, p.145/1016). |

Webley Mk.III .38 Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $495
Inventory # wbp_0218
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce commercial
Webley Mk.III revolver. The revolver was most likely a part
of police, or foreign military contract. British commercial proofs
are stamped on all major parts of the revolver. Original two
piece wooden grips with diamond checkering. The revolver was
manufactured without the lanyard ring. The cylinder bridge displays
following markings, "Webley & Scott Ltd. Birmingham
& London". The upper part of the barrel shows the
following markings, "Made in England". The cylinder
shows British commercial proof marks, "Crown over BNP".
Barrel length: 4 inch. CONDITION: Fine. 84% of original blue
on metal. The balance is in white. The blue is turning to
brownish color. Fine bores and chambers. The wooden grips
show some wear to diamond checkering, as well as some handling
marks. The action works fine. Matching serial numbers (the
serial numbers are stamped on the frame, barrel and cylinder
only; there are no serial numbers stamped on all the remaining
parts of the revolver, which is correct for this model). The
serial numbers are factory original and were not restamped. All
the markings and numbers on metal are clearly visible. No import
marks. Serial# 332XX. |

Khyber Pass Copy of Webley Mk.III Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $495
Inventory # wbp_0198
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Khyber Pass
copy of Webley Mk.III revolver in .38 S&W caliber. Webley
revolvers were copied in both, Pakistan and Afghanistan in 1940-1960.
Plenty of fake British proofs on all metal parts. The left side
of the frame displays something that looks like, "Webley
Patent". The left side of the barrel displays
fake Webley trade mark and wording, "Mark III, Birmingham
& London". The left side of the cylinder bridge
also displays, "Mark III". The cylinder chambers
displays Pakistani proof marks, "Crown over RP".
Horn grips with diamond checkering. Barrel length: 4 inches.
No import markings. Complete with a lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Very good. The metal finish is in white with traces of blue
preserved in protected areas. Some scattered light patina. The
horn grips displays some handling marks and light scratches.
Nice bore with strong and shiny rifling. The chambers are in
fine condition. The cylinder has an excessive play when the
hammer is cocked. The revolver seems to be manufactured this
way. This revolver should not be fired as it was manufactured
using very primitive technology and with with no concern for
safety of the shooter. Sold as a collector item only. Exotic
gun for advanced Webley collector. Serial# 8194XX. |

Khyber Pass Copy of Webley Mk.IV Pocket Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $695
Inventory # wbp_0147
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Khyber Pass
copy of commercial contract Webley Mk.IV Pocket Model revolver
in .38 caliber. Webley revolvers were copied in both, Pakistan
and Afghanistan in 1940-1960. Plenty of fake British proofs on
all metal parts. The left side of the frame displays a date,
"1951". Short grip and short barrel.
Horn grips with diamond checkering. Barrel length: 2.75 inches.
No import markings. Complete with a lanyard ring. CONDITION:
Very good+ to low fine. 95% of crisp blue on metal. The horn
grips displays some scratches and bug holes. Fair bore with some
dark spots, some rust and signs of firing the revolver with dirty
bore. The chambers are in fine condition. The cylinder does
not lock in position when the hammer is cocked, the revolver
seems to be manufactured this way. This revolver should not be
fired as it was manufactured using very primitive technology
and with with no concern for safety of the shooter. Sold as a
collector item only. Exotic gun for advanced Webley collector.
Serial# 6XX. |

Webley Mk.I "Navy Model" Semi-Auto Pistol
Caliber: 455 W&S
Price: $2475
Inventory # wbp_0138
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DESCRIPTION: Webley Mk.I "Navy
Model" semi-auto pistol. The pistol was tested in 1912,
and adopted by the Royal Navy in 1913 and retained until 1945.
External hammer. Seven round original Webley magazine. Grip safety.
Left side of the slide is marked "Webley & Scott
Ltd. Pistol Self-Loading 455 Mark I N 1913". British
proof marks are stamped on all major parts of the pistol. Barrel
length: 5 inch. The pistol is in FTR condition (it was refurbished
by a British arsenal). The black hardened rubber grips were replaced
with smooth hardwood grips during the FTR (stamped with the Broad
Arrows on their backs). The metal was completely reblued by British
arsenal. The new finish is dull blue, instead of original glossy
blue. Some small parts that originally had polished steel finish
now have dull blue finish (hammer, lever, etc). Complete with
lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine+ to low excellent as refurbished
by British arsenal (FTR). 93% of dull blue still on the metal.
The balance is turning to brownish patina. The pistol shows honest
holster wear on the sharp edges of metal parts. The bore is in
overall very good condition with some light frosting and some
wear to the rifling. Strong action. The hardwood grips are in
very good condition with moderate handling marks. The right side
grip displays a hairline crack in its upper part (difficult to
notice, please, see pictures). Matching serial numbers. All
the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the pistol are in excellent condition,
with no visible wear. All complete and in as issued condition.
Low serial number! Scarce. Serial# 11XX. |

Scarce Webley Mk.III .38 Pocket Revolver
Caliber: 38 S&W
Price: $975
Inventory # wbp_0119
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce commercial
contract Webley Mk.III Pocket Model revolver in .38 caliber.
With short grip and short barrel, the revolver was designed
to be a pocket handgun. 4 inch flat side round barrel. Early
production revolver with flat hammer and floating firing pin.
Single and double action. All matching serial numbers (stamped
on the frame, barrel and cylinder only). The serial numbers
are factory original, and were not restamped. British commercial
proofs are present on major parts of the revolver. Missing the
lanyard ring. Import markings are stamped on the bottom of the
grip strap. CONDITION: Fine, with 65% of high gloss blue on
metal. Original black plastic grips without any cracks and/or
chips. The bore is in overall fine condition with strong and
shiny rifling. There are two minor marks/scratches in the middle
of the length of the bore, nothing to be worry about. The cylinder
chambers are in excellent condition. Very strong action. All
the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal.
All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition,
with no visible wear. Difficult to find gun for advanced Webley
collector. Serial# 68XX. (Ref.: "The Revolver 1889-1914"
by A.W.F. Taylerson, p.169). |

British Pattern 1937 Web Holster (RAF)
Price: $85
Inventory # hol_0140
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DESCRIPTION: Standard British
service holster for Enfield .38, Webley Mk.IV (.38), Browning
HP, Colt 1911, S&W .38 revolver, and some other handguns.
Very good quality. British military markings and a date "1951"
are visible on the inside part of the flap. Two "Broad
Arrows" are also stamped on the flap. Gray color, heavy
web/fabric, usually associated with Royal Air Force (RAF)
issue. CONDITION: Excellent++ (unissued?). Strong, original
stitching. (Ref. "Howdah to High Power" by Robert
J. Maze, p.111). |

British Military Webley Mk.VI Leather Holster
Price: $245
Inventory # hol_0137
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DESCRIPTION: Standard British
service holster for Webley Mk.VI revolver in both world wars.
Will fit Webley Green, Webley Pryse, Adams Mark I, Kerr, Tranter,
Smith & Wesson .455 and other large frame 6" barreled
British service revolvers. This is one of many variants of
the British military large frame revolver's holster. These holsters
were manufactured with several different belt attachments for
various units of British army. Very good quality brown leather.
No markings are visible on the leather. Brass fittings. CONDITION:
Fine+. Leather is still soft and flexible. Strong, original
stitching. All complete and original. (Ref. "Howdah to
High Power" by Robert J. Maze, pp.52-53, and "Military
Holsters of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p.111). |

Canadian Military Webley Mk.VI Web Holster
Price: $50
Inventory # hol_0136
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DESCRIPTION: Standard
British service web holster for Webley Mk.VI revolver in World
War Two. Will fit other large frame British service revolvers.
Very good quality. Canadian military markings, "C, Broad
Arrow" are visible on the inside part of the flap. CONDITION:
Very good-. Some wear to the fabric in the lower part of
the holster (please, see pictures). (Ref. "Military Holsters
of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p.107). |

British Military Webley Mk.VI Leather Holster
Price: $245
Inventory # hol_0135
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DESCRIPTION: Standard British
service holster for Webley Mk.VI revolver in both world wars.
Will fit Webley Green, Webley Pryse, Adams Mark I, Kerr, Tranter,
Smith & Wesson .455 and other large frame 6" barreled
British service revolvers. This is one of many variants of
the British military large frame revolver's holster. These holsters
were manufactured with several different belt attachments for
various units of British army. Very good quality brown leather.
No markings are visible on the leather. Brass fittings. CONDITION:
Fine+. Leather is still soft and flexible. Strong, original
stitching. All complete and original. (Ref. "Howdah to
High Power" by Robert J. Maze, pp.52-53, and "Military
Holsters of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p.111). |
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Book: "The Broad Arrow. British & Empire Factory
Production, Proof, Inspection, Armourers, Unit & Issue Markings.
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By Skennerton
Price: $30
Inventory # aub_0048
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DESCRIPTION: British & Empire
Factory Production, Proof, Inspection, Armorers, Unit & Issue
Markings. Thousands of service markings are illustrated and
their applications described. Invaluable reference on units,
also ideal for medal collectors. In English language. New. Soft
cover, 11 x 8¾ in., 140 pp, circa 80 illust., 2001. ISBN
0 949749 43 5. Shipping in the USA: $4.50 for the first book,
and $1.50 for each additional book. |
Book: "The Enfield .380 No.2 Revolver"
By Skennerton and Stamps
Price: $20
Inventory # aub_0031
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DESCRIPTION: "Poor Cousin"
of the Webley, the first in-depth study of this model. British
service revolvers had been made by private contractors, primarily
Webley. But in the 1920s, RSAF production began and variants
introduced. WW2 production was farmed out to Scotlands
Albion works and limited numbers were made in NSW, Australia
during WW2 too. New. In English language. 80 illustrations. 126
pages. Soft cover. 9½ x 6 in.1992. ISBN 0 949749 16 8.
Shipping in the USA: $4.50 for the first book, and $1.50 for
each additional book. |