Serial No. 1634, circa 1901-1908, .455 Cordite, 6" P Webley & Son. London & Birmingham marked barrel. Finish shows 98% arsenal refinish blue with light dings and handling marks visible. Back strap is marked "A.C. VICARY", bore is good with frosting lining the grooves. What makes with semi auto Fosbery unique is that Lt. Col. Vicary had a horse named "Sikh" who would travel alongside...

Serial No. 90388, made in 1912, .32acp, 3.5" barrel. Metal is mostly a grey patina with original blue visible in protected areas. Right side of the slide is engraved with "AA Pollard/3rd Devon. Bty. RFA". Gunner Pollard was sent to India on July 1st 1916 and was then transferred to the reserves and sent home for hardship in his family. Bore is good with strong rifling visible. Checkered...

Serial No. 181009, made in 1915, .45acp, 6" barrel. 60% blue remains with the rest of the revolver thinning to a a brown/grey patina. Bore is in very good plus condition with slight frosting noted at the muzzle. The left side of the barrel is inscribed with "W.D. Beddie" Beddie resigned his commission in 1914 with the 3rd Batt Seaforth Highlanders and was then commissioned again with the 4th...

Serial No. 21621, circa 1900's, .455, 7.5" Army & Navy C.S.L. London marked barrel. 90% original blue finish remains with scattered grey patina visible. This is a later rarer example with the deep milling noticed at the barrel lug. Army- Navy CSL records show that this revolver was purchased in June 1911 to "B.L. Paget via the Bombay Department. Bore is excellent with handsome rifling....

Serial No. 373820, made 1918, .45acp, 6" barrel. 95% original blue finish remains on the revolver. Appropriate markings are present, Right side is marked with "R.A.F.". Cylinder has been shaved down to accept .45acp. Brown checkered grips are good with Broad Arrow marking. Bore shows strong rifling with oxidation visible. Action is tight and functions correctly. CONSIGNMENT.

Serial No. 81073, circa 1899-1901, .455 , 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. Finish has turned to a brown patina with original blue remaining in protected areas. Revolver lacks any military acceptance marks. Milner's letter states this revolver was purchased on October 28th 1900 By Major Richard Josiah Smyly. Smyly would serve in South Africa during the Boer War and would be wounded...

Serial No. 18842, circa 1909-1912, .455, 6" Manton & Co. London & Calcutta marked barrel. 80% blue finish remains, left side of the frame is a small box engraved with "Walton Cup/1915-16/Capt. J.W. Thurston/ 1st C.V.R." (Calcutta Volunteer Rifles). Bore shows handsome rifling visible with light frosting noted in the grooves. Capt. Thurston would serve with the 13th Battalion Royal...

Serial No. 17619, circa 1899, .455, 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. Majority of original blue finish with scattered areas of grey patina visible. Back strap is marked with "W.H.G. Thorne. Milner states this WG Army was sold to Thorne in August of 1901. Bore is very good with light frosting in the grooves. Not that much is known about Major Thorne during his service in WW1. Walnut...

Serial No. 390353, made in 1918, .45acp, 6" barrel. 60% original blue finish remains. Back strap is marked with "2nd Lt. E.F.R. Sample, R.E.". Sample would serve with a few units before the war. He would rejoin the Yorkshire Hussars on September 3rd 1914 and would be deemed "Medically unfit for further Military Service 62 days later. He would become a clerk for the home guard. He would then...

Serial No. 134222, circa 1910-1915, .45acp, 7.5" unmarked barrel. Finish is mostly a light grey patina with original bluing remaining in protected areas. Bore has strong rifling with areas of pitting visible in the grooves, cylinder has been shaved down to accept .45acp with moon clips. Brown checkered grips are very good with minor wear present. The Webley was bought by Major M.B. Bovill....

Serial No. 127132, circa early 1900's, .450/.455, 6" P.Webley & Son marked barrel. Bore is in very good plus condition with some frosting noted in the sharp rifling. Left side of the barrel is inscribed with "Major R.N. Lockhart. R.G.A." Resolver retains approximately 80% original blue finish. Light dents and scattered scratches are visible on the walnut checkered grips. Not much is...

Serial No. 180451, made in 1915, .45acp, 6" barrel. Finish is approximately 95%, back strap is engraved with "Lieu../T. C.W. Cuthill R.G.A". 2nd Lt. Cuthill was in charge of Heavy Artillery along the front lines. Bore shows strong rifling with light frosting visible in the grooves, Brown checkered grips are very good with slight scratches visible. Cuthill would receive the Victory Medal and...

Serial No. 322565, made in 1918, .455, 6" barrel. Scarce factory cutaway made after the war for cadet and Armorers schools. Webley is unit marked on the back strap "T.B./M.C.S/19", Bore is good with strong rifling visible, action functions correctly. CONSIGNMENT.

Serial No. 1004, circa 1901-1903, .455 cordite, 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. Milner's letter states this Fosbery was sold to Captain Norman Fraser on March 25th 1903, approximately 70% original bluing remains. Bore shows frosting in the grooves with strong rifling visible. Back strap is stamped with "Captain Norman Fraser/ Cameron Highlanders" Captain Fraser would be killed on...

Serial No. 242437, made in 1916, .45acp, 6" barrel. Approximately 45% original blue is remaining starting to turn into a light grey patina. Bore is good with strong rifling visible, minor frosting is noted. Left side of the frame is inscribed with "Capt. F.H. Peter M.C./1ST R.W.F." Capt. Peter received many commendations during the War. A copy of the Edinburgh Gazette dated Nov. 27th 1916...

Serial No. 128418, circa 1910-1914, .455, 6"P. Webley & Son marked barrel. Approximately 45% blue remains with the rest of the finish turning into a grey patina. Scattered surface oxidation is noted in some small areas. The bore shows minor pitting and frosting in the grooves. This was a commercial revolver was one of the 130 sent to South Africa in 1914. The back strap is stamped with a...

Serial No. 350040, made in 1918, .455, 6" barrel. Back strap is stamped with "NZ/Broad Arrow/1/40/1666". Approximately 85% finish remains. This Webley was rebuilt by Enfield in 1925. With the A- Prefix serial number stamped on the barrel and cylinder and with the lack of any model on the top strap corresponds with Enfield production from 1924-1926. Bore shows pitting and frosting in the...

Serial No. 443944, made in 1919, .45ACP, 6" barrel. Revolver has been post war converted to .45acp and retains 80% finish turning into a plum brown patina. Left side of barrel and frame are marked with Broad Arrow inside of a large "D". Bore has strong rifling visible with frosting noted in the grooves. A few minor scratches are present on the checkered grips. Action is tight and function...

Serial No. 430537, made in 1918, .45acp, 6" barrel. Serial numbers are matching, NZ with Broad Arrow in between on frame and barrel lug forward of the holster guide. Bore is bright with frosting visible in the grooves. Regimental marks are present on the back strap. Action functions correctly, cylinder has been shaved for .45acp with moon clips. Grips are intact with handling wear visible....

Serial No. 1078829, circa 1902, .455, 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. This example is unique as it has a round butt. Finish shows some surface mottling in some areas. Bore is good with some frosting visible in the grooves. Webley does not have any military acceptance marks. It is noted that a private Birmingham proof mark of 1958 is stamped on the left side. This was probably done...