Webley Mk II Revolver – .455 Webley | Early British Military Sidearm (1894) A rare opportunity to own a piece of British military history — this Webley Mk II revolver is chambered in the original .455 Webley and bears an extremely low serial number (#154), indicating it was among the very first produced after the model’s adoption in 1894. Built with Webley’s iconic top-break, auto-ejector action, the Mk II was a key development in British service revolvers, offering fast reloads and rugged reliability. This example features its original birdshead grip, lanyard ring, and matching military proof marks. Features: Caliber: .455 Webley Serial Number: 154 Top-break action with automatic extractor Original blued finish with patina appropriate to age British military markings present Matching serial numbers (frame, barrel, and cylinder) Mechanically sound; excellent lockup and timing An ideal addition for collectors of Victorian-era military arms or fans of classic revolver design. This Webley Mk II is more than a firearm — it’s a functional piece of 19th-century history. Note: This revolver is classified as an antique in many jurisdictions. Check local laws before purchasing.
