The Webley R.I.C. .450 Caliber Cape Police (AH4765). (Acorn ejector head and fluted cylinder and 4 ½" barrel). Serial #134270, .455 Webley, 7 1/2" barrel with an excellent, bright bore. Barrel marked “S.W. revolver made by Augusta Francotte in the 1880s and was presented Sept. 24, 1886. No chips, no cracks. 2nd Pattern .455 Caliber. THE REVOLVER IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. This is a Webley R.I.C. 4.5" barrel's bore is bright with sharp rifling but there is sign of light pitting. Blue finish shows scatter, "Webley Mark I British Service Revolver. IV .320 Revolver, WEBLEY NO 2 BRITISH BULL DOG - BOBBED HAMMER, Webley-Bentley D.A. .476 Caliber. This is a truly handsome revolver that has no Webley markings, but conforms to an RIC No. The metal has retained about 80-85% of the original bright blue, with silvering along the high and exposed edges, as well as mild freckling throughout. 1 First Pattern as the Second Pattern used projections instead of notches. Webley & Sons Cased S&W No. I am including a nice antique leather holster that fits very well. IV .320 revolver, complete with legible En, THIS IS A WEBLEY NO 2 ENGLISH BULL DOG REVOLVER, 450 CALIBER. 439552. This is a close copy of a Webley Mk. British service revolver. This revolver is pictured on page 36 of "Webley Solid Frame Revolvers: Models RIC, MP, & No. WEBLEY MK VI .ORIGINAL 455 CAL EARLY AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE MARKINGS!! Top strap has a broad arrow. 1 Silver & Fletcher The Expert Revolver Published, Rare Webley & Scott Metropolitan Police 1911 .22 Pistol w/ Holster, "Rare Soldier Identified Webley-Fosberry .455 (PR38007), WEBLEY=BULLDOG DESIGNED COPY=5 SHOT=450 CALIBRE=This gun works=ANTIQUE, no paper work required=, Webley Pre-RIC No. It's a commercial purchase .455 Webley Mk III with the Serial Number '2929' and maker's name 'P. Near perfect grips. It is chambered in 455 Webley caliber which is widely available for purchase a number of places in store and online. 1 New Model. Steve and John completed part 2 of the Beretta 68x Detail Strip series with a very tricky re-assembly segment. Serial number “No. There is some evidence that Paget presented Custer with a solid-frame Webley First Model Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) revolver. Made circa 1860. EXTREMELY RARE!!! Pretty little revolver with, arguably, high as 80% b, "Webley Kauffman Revolver. The Webley is a top-break revolver and breaking the revolver operates the extractor, which removes cartridges from the cylinder. This is a very good condition antique Webley R.I.C. Featured Gun Classifieds Webley Revolvers, A very nice original Webley Mark I British Service Revolver with N on frame behiind hammer indicating Naval issue. 1 New Model. Hunt. Antique Here we present an antique Webley Metropolitan Police Revolver in .450, proper, This is a nice antique Webley No. 5 Army Express. A VERY NI, This is an unmarked large frame Webley-Bentley D.A. Caliber .45 (we think). This is a very handsome little revolver that has matching assembly numbers on t, "Webley MKVI .45 ACP caliber revolver. Price: $3,195.00 Maker: Webley Model: RIC Caliber:.442 Description: Serial #82159, .442 CF, 3 1/2 barrel with a fine, bright bore that has some traces of mild freckling within the grooves. $30.00 Shipping C&R required for shipping; All items shipped Priority Mail Please contact Gloria at 540-, "Webley Style Pryse Type Revolver. Antique. Australian proof., s/n 784xx It is marked “R.B. No. A variant, differing only in its use of black plastic grip panels instead of the earlier wood, was produced by Colonial Sugar Refinery in Sydney, Australia in 1942. Made in 1914. It is a 5 shot with a 6” barrel and there are only British proof marks on the cylinder and frame. As early as 1853 P. Webley and J. Webley began production of their first patented single action cap and ball revolvers. This is a splendid little, “(Crown) / MP" marked, Metropolitan Police model pistol that retains 97-98% of the original, "Rare Soldier Identified Webley-Fosberry .455 caliber Revolver. The one-piece grip is hollowed in the middle to accept the V-shaped mainspring. Action works perfe, Serial #2221 / 21544, .32 S&W, 3 3/4" barrel with a fine, bright bore that has minor freckling within the grooves. Top strap is marked “Army & Navy C.S.L." Webley RIC No1 New Model. 1. This pistol has a two-piece checkered walnut pistol grip with a lanyard swivel on the butt of the grip. R.B. The Webley Mk I service revolver was adopted in 1887 and the Mk IV rose to prominence during the Boer War of 1899–1902. The bore and mechanical function is very good and tight. 455CF; 20% blue, very good bore, very good grips, 2 1/2'' barrel, 5 shot RIC Model 83 in 455CF, all mechanicals function just fine. An interesting little piece of history. Fluted cylinder excellent bore. 1, Second Pattern Drawings by Ken Hallock from Webley Solid Frame Revolvers - used by permission of the authors. It retains 70% original nickel finish nickel finish. This gun is identified to Captain Thomas Filgate of the Royal Munster Fusiliers. I admire your optimism Sir! III .38 1st Pattern Cased and Engraved Revolver, Indian Copy of a Webley Mk. 1 Double Action Revolver in .442 centerfire caliber & 2 ½-inch barrel. .44 Caliber. The frame and grip contours are very close to the Webley Pryse Revolvers. Metal has been cleaned. 2 Bulldog. "; three proof marks: located on the upper left side of the barrel and repeated again in between the chambers on the cylinders: a Crown symbol with "NP" underneath; a Crown symbol with "BP" underneath; and a Crown symbol with "BV" underneath; "WEBLEY'S/ R.I.C./ No1 .455 CF" on the left side of the frame with the Webley winged bullet trade mark logo placed over "W&S"; Serial # 102147 (On the left side of frame). and left side of top strap is marked “Express". It has very good mechanical, NSN (Assembly #2), .230 RF, 3 1/8 inch octagon barrel with a very good bore that has mild freckling within the grooves. 1 Silver & Fletcher The Expert Revolver Published GI#: 101574345 Serial #36387,.476 CF, 4 1/2" barrel with an excellent, bright bore. Revolver Webley RIC model 1867 had the whole frame. No. 2, 450 CF Liddle & Kaeding, San Francisco, Rare Webley RIC No. This is a truly handsome revolver that has no Webley markings, but conforms to an RIC No. Near excellent Mark VI. This revolver has an ejector assembly similar to a Colt. Bore is excellent. note: the revolver has a very low serial #48 and has australian proof markings. I maintain a small database of RIC No.1 revolvers. Manufactured Nov 10th 1903. 3 Type Revolver (Published), WANTED: Webley & Scott Barrel Latch V-Spring, Webley Mk. Chip from bottom of left grip. It has the cylinder stops around the front of the frame which indicate it is the No. The Webley Revolver was, in various marks, a standard issue service revolver for the armed forces of the United Kingdom, and the British Empire and Commonwealth, from 1887 until 1970. BRITISH BULL DOG revolver. Webley & Sons London & Birmingham'. "Webley No. Here we present an antique Webley RIC No. Inscribed presentation on backstrap. This is a nice looking, transitional model revolver that has 85-90% of t. Webley Mark VI SER. was a revolver made for and made famous by the Royal Irish Constabulary, this making it an excellent choice for a crime solving private detective back in the days before the British people had their right to keep and bear arms revoked. Unfired condition, with 98-100% Blueing showing, with an adjustable front blade sight marked 50 Yds. We specialize in all military surplus weapons from AK-47s, AR-15s, Mausers, CETME, Enfields, UZIs, and much more! This is a truly handsome revolver that has no Webley markings, but conforms to an RIC No. The mechanic, Serial #82159, .442 CF, 3 1/2" barrel with a fine, bright bore that has some traces of mild freckling within the grooves. EXTREMELY RARE!!! In 1868, this model was adopted by the Royal Police Ireland (Royal Irish Constabulary), and thus became known as RIC. (Royal Irish Constabulary) No. Click on photo to enlarge/Klik op de foto om te vergroten/Cliquez sur la photo pour l'agrandir Perhaps the most prolific of these was the No.1 MkIII, produced in 1918 at the company's Birmingham facility. Later under the trade name of P. Webley and Son, manufacturing included their own .44cal rim-fire solid frame revolver as well as licensed copies of Smith & Wesson's Tip up break action revolver… The Mk VI, introduced in 1915 during th… RIC No. Was produced September 23,1919 in a group of 10.. Production ended January 22. .36 caliber, 4" barrel, 5 shot cylinder with the top of the frame strap signed "H.W. Revolver shows minimal usage with 98-100% blue. 1 Revolver, marked for the Toronot Police Force, made in England circa the late 1870s to early 1880s. Nickel plated New Zealand military issue. Silver & Co." Cornhill London". A swing-out ejector rod, located under the barrel, a checkered hammer, and hinged loading gate are all made of stainless steel. the pistol is in very good condition, all original, number matching, very good bore and grips, mechanically correct and tight. Revolver has the Liege proof marks. It's identical to your example above - 3 screw, acorn extractor, short fluted cylinder. Serial number 36020. 1 .455 CF Revolver (Royal Irish Constabulary) was first manufactured in 1872. This is a nice looking, transitional model revolver that has 85-90% of the original bright blue remaining, and the balance flaked to an even, plum-brown patina. This model is also know to collectors as a Webley Kaufman. Offered here is an antique British Webley RIC-Type No. He went into the gun business in Birmingham in 1834 and 1838 was well established … 6" Barrel in .455 Webley. Webley RIC № 1 In 1867 a British company «Webley & Son» Birmingham released a new compact revolver. VERY CLEAR, EARLY AUSTRALIAN DEFENSE DEPARTMENT STAMPS...SEE PICS....EXTREMELY RARE!!! Page 1 Page 2 These revolvers are named after the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) which adopted them in 1868. It is marked P. Webley and Son on the top strap which proves it is antique because the company changed names in October 1897. 1 Style Pocket Revolver, Presentation Military Webley Pryse Type, A. Francotte Maker, Webley No. RARE WEBLEY "WEDGE FRAME" PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Top strap inscribed “Thresher and Glenny 152 Strand, London". Webley & Scott no longer have the full records of guns produced prior to 2006 The complete production records are now held by: Richard Gallyon. 45 caliber percussion revolver. Very good overall condition. British Military revolver dated 1918. Barrel length is 6 inches. Rodda & Co. Calcutta" on the top strap. He was an officer d, This Old guy has BELGIUM and English Proof stamping === One of a very few made, serial number " 79" on most parts === Walnut hand checkered griips, solid == Attached LANYARD Ring indic, Serial #37, .442 CF, 4 inch barrel with a very good bore that has some minor freckling within the grooves. Right grip has a chip near the butt. Jersey is an island of the coast of UK and France. The metal has retained about 80-85% of the original bright blue, with silvering along the high and exposed edges, as well as mild freckling throughout. This revolver has approximately 95-96% blue. The action works perfectly. over rack number 525. Mar 28, 2020 - Explore John H.'s board "Webley revolvers and their markings" on Pinterest. Action works perfectly. WEBLEY & SCOTT RIC #1 2ND PATTERN SOUTH AFRICIAN - D31852.450CF; 30% blue, excellent bore, excellent grips, 3 1/4'' barrel, With South African proof and retailed by A. P. Walshe, Kimberly & Johannesburg. (Acorn ejector head and fluted cylinder and 4 ½” barrel). Bore is excellent. (Royal Irish Constabulary) No. It retains over 75% original blue finish. 5" by Black, Davis, and Michaud. Serial #15060, .455/.476, 6" barrel with an excellent, bright bore. This is a great looking, all-matching number revolver that retains 75-80% of the original bright nickel finish with flaking an, Description: Standard configuration Mk I No. T, This is a Webley 450 CF No. 2 British Bull Dog 450 Centerfire D.A. BULLDOG Wikipedia further has this to say: The pistols can often be seen in films, nota… Barrel address “Junior Army & Navy S.L.” Bore is excellent. Manufactured approximately 1882 or 1883. BRITISH Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. WEBLEY Metropolitan Police Revolver 450 Property Marked Webley Sidearm! Bore is excellent. The matching serial number is 54574. However it's marked on the left frame with T.P.F. Webley. MILLARD, CORK". Comes with holster. 4/5 Bore. Made during WWII. 1 Revolver, marked for the Toronot Police Forc, "Webley RIC New South Wales Police. Rodda & Co. were one of the notable retailers of arms during the years of the British “Raj” in India. The Webley R.I.C. revolver with serial number 2650 with the barrel marked J. APEX Gun Parts is your source for hard to find gun parts, parts kits, and accessories. 1 RIC revolver is in good condition. Webley RIC No.1 New Model with 4.5" barrel - .476 Webley The Webley RIC (Royal Irish Constabulary) model was Webley's first double-action revolver, and adopted by the RIC in 1868, hence the name. THE REVOLVER IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. No. Action works perfectly and locks up tight. Action works perf. Very good c. "Webley No5 New Model Army Express. “From the Trojans to D. Milne Stewart April 1904". Cylinder has not been cut. 2 and is serial number 22146. Serial number 30916. 1 New Model. Serial #32318 with 3 notches and ring for lanyard. Jersey. "Webley’s Improved Government Revolver. The condition of this gun is very good (except for the finish, more on this later) The. This blued steel revolver is a double-action only pistol that fired a.455 caliber bullet from a rifled barrel. Grips are very good. Webley 1868 RIC No. It retains 68% blue with an excellent bore and excellent mechanical function. 1 New Model. Tight action and good bore. Frame marked NSW Police on left side of, Webley Fosbery Model 1914 with 6" barrel, target sights with checkered trigger and wooden checkered grips. Trade mark for S.W. This is a Navy issued revolver with broad arrow mark on top, "Webley Mark IV .455 Webley caliber revolver. “RIC” stands for Royal Irish Constabulary as this was the sidearm adopted by the organization in the late-19 th Century. 1919. Bore is perfect and mirror bright. Webley No. No. There is some hint of remaining bluing, however the firearm is mostly covered in a dark brown patina. This is an interesting revolver that has a spring-loaded plunger type friction brake impingi, .38 Rim/35 SW Webley Mark IV with 5" barrel. Has been altered to .45 ACP, a common modification. All engraving is sharp. Philip Webley created an English gunmaking dynasty. Action works perfectly. .44 Caliber. Webley & Scott produced a number of single-shot, break open signal flare gun devices used by Commonwealth Military Forces during the First and Second World Wars. 2 450 centerfire D.A. The metal has retain, Serial #69415, .22 Long, 4 1/2" barrel with an excellent, bright bore. 5 Army Express. Barrel address “Junior Army & Navy S.L." 1 Revolver cal 450 CF There is a well-known story that a pair of Webley RIC Model revolvers were presented to Brevet Major General George Armstrong Custer by Lord Berkeley in 1869, and it is believed that General Custer was using them at the time of his death in the Battle of the Little Bighorn . 1.455 CF Revolver (Royal Irish Constabulary) was first manufactured in 1872. Webley No.5 New Model Army Express with 3 Notches. ALL ORIGINAL, NUMBER MATCHING, VERY GOOD BORE AND GRI, TORONTO POLICE FORCE Antique WEBLEY RIC No. ALL-MATCHING SERIAL NUMBERS! 2735” (marked on left-side frame in front of cylinder) along with “493” on right-side frame. 45 Caliber Percussion Revolver, Toronto Police Marked Webley RIC No.1 Revolver (Published), Webley Model 1896 WG Army Model Revolver with Holster, "Webley Style Pryse Type Revolver (AH5802), Webley ~ Mark VI w/ Parker Adapter ~ 22 Long Rifle, "Webley Mark I British Service Revolver (AH5764), "Webley No5 New Model Army Express (AH5705), "Webley’s Improved Government Revolver (AH5704). 1. a very rare webley and a must pistol for the webley collector. The Webley R.I.C. No. Revolver - Webley R.I.C. Action works and locks up perfectly gun has 93, This is a very well and beautifully made Webley Pryse type 6 shot 455 D.A. The revolver has a fixed silver front blade and groove rear sight. This is a handsome, non-retailer marked, 1896-made revolver that has exquisite, 3/4, "Webley Mark VI .45 ACP caliber revolver. No. It is chambered in 44 Russian caliber which is available for purchase online at Rustywood.ca. Very early 1902 production, with rear fluting to reduce weight. There is an oval silver escutcheon with his, This is a rare Webley Pryse D.A. Would be an excellent shooter. description: this is a webley ric #1 revolver, .450 cf. 1 .455 CF Revolver (Royal Irish Constabulary), on top of the frame, in between the groove rear sight, "P. WEBLEY & SON / LONDON & BIRMINGHAM. 1 Revolver .442 British Fine CANADIAN POLICE Service Revolver, "Webley RIC New South Wales Police (AH5686), Webley Fosbery Model 1914 With 6" Barrel and Target Sights, "Webley No. The grips a very good without any chips or damage. The Royal Irish Constabulary Model 1 revolver as produced by the famous firm of Philip Webley & Sons of Birmingham was one of the first really successful centerfire metallic cartridge revolvers to gain widespread acceptance in Great Britain. For Sale / Te Koop / À Vendre. We set ourselves apart by supplying unique parts at a good value and standing by our products by offering outstanding customer service. 1.455 CF Revolver (Royal Irish Constabulary) The highest serial number in.442CF I've recorded is #101748. WEBLEY MK VI .455 CAL 6" BARREL. This is a handsome, matching numbered revolver that retains 85-90% of the original blue finish, with some pale gray fad, "Webley “WG ARMY" .455 caliber. No manufactures name. The grips are very good and the finish has turned a plum color on this Liddle & K, Serial #36387, .476 CF, 4 1/2" barrel with an excellent, bright bore. See more ideas about webley revolver, revolver, hand guns. EARLY AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE MARKINGS!! Grips have sharp checkering and are near excellent. This cased model was presented to a retiring member of the board of directors of Webley and Scott, at the end of the "Great War"..Thi. .41 caliber with a 4 ½" barrel. Chambers 38 S&W cartridges, so we're tempted to shoot it!
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