Original British Victorian Royal Navy Webley .455cal Mark I** Antique Revolver Serial 11483 - Unshaved Cylinder British Lancer meaning it was used primarily

meaning it was used primarily in warm weather

The right side of the breech bears the dated 1829

38-inch overall length cavalry carbine with saddle bar and two saddle rings has lock markings of the Birmingham England contractor C

and together they sank the Japanese tanker Yaei Maru No

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Original British Victorian Royal Navy Webley .455cal Mark I** Antique Revolver Serial 11483 - Unshaved Cylinder British Lancer meaning it was used primarilyOriginal Item: One Only. This is one of the most hard to find of any British Military Revolver. Known as the MARK ONE, it is the very first version of the iconic Webley Top Break revolver series. This model was first produced in 1887 and continued production until 1894 when it was replaced with the Mark two from 1894 until 1897. The series continued with the Mark three from 1897 to 1899, the Mark four from 1899 to 1913, the Mark five from 1913 to 1914