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Girls wanted their picture taken so I obliged 'em. Shooters all, have been the collection 25+ yrs now! Don't think I paid over $150.00 for any of them back then!

Got a new safe just for my Webleys. Here's 3 of my Webley Government models. 1886-1896.

About the same time Colt was introducing their 1873 DA, Webley had already been manufacturing them for five yrs. Here is an early(1872-3) Pre-RIC No1, 1st pattern in 442cf. It is foliate engraved and topstrap retailer marked: John Rigby & Co. Dublin.

Found in a VA collector's estate. Post July 1868 early mfg'd revolver marked 'Webley Patents', double action in 442cf. Pre-RIC No1, 1st pattern, foliate engraved retailer top strap marked Jonh Rigby Dublin. The #112 a mystery as SN's were on left frame. Will remain so till I can figure how to...

Webley WG's(thats GOVERNMENT not Green) A Target and an Army model. In 455/476cf and450/455 cf, respective. These was the cows udders of perfection in revolvery!!

Here's ugly! And I love 'em!! Webley semi-autos! C/W top left: 32, Browning 9mm long. 38acp, 455

A A 1905 Webley&Scott WS Target Model in 455ca. It was the Python of its day!!