Lot 350

A Webley Mark VI Revolver of the R.A.F. with detachable shoulder stock

Fine Antique and Modern Firearms | A78s | Live auction | 627 Lots

Hammer price € 1,600

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Description

Cal. . 455 Webley, Nr. 336869, Matching numbers. Nearly bright bore, length 6". Cylinder for six rounds. Valid British nitro proof. Frame bridge inscribed on the left "MARK VI", signed at bottom of the frame "Webley / Mark VI / Patents / 1918". Various acceptance marks, broad arrow and British proof marks. Frame with "R.A.F." stamp on the right. Original thin finish partially slightly spotted, cylinder with signs of wear. On the bottom left of the grip a slot for the mounting of the shoulder stock. With walnut shoulder stock, number 4740. Stock mounted by way of a grip-shaped, pierced, blued steel plate with the date stamp "1918". The stock stamped "R.A.F. / W.2." within a circle on the back right. The stock is additionally fastened from the right by a screw-on bronze grip panel. Two swivel rings. Good overall condition. The original shoulder stock comes from the Webley No. 1 Mark I signal pistol, which featured a grip that was identical to the Mark VI revolver's. An extremely rare version of the Webley Mark VI.
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Our auction "Fine Antique and Modern Firearms from 5 centuries" includes 628 lots. The descriptions are in German, with English translations of objects above a certain threshold. The printed catalogue has approx. 300 pages on high-gloss paper in the format 21x21 cm. In our high-quality thread-bound catalogue with hardback (wipeable), all lots are illustrated in color.