I have been collecting WWII pistols/revolvers and my most recent addition is what I believe to be a Victory revolver. I have done some research online regarding this revolver, but would like to consult the experts here to see if mine is correct. First of all, it has a 5" barrel, the top strap is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". The butt is marked by the lanyard loop with the serial number, along with the initials W.B., the "flaming bomb" ordinance stamp, and the letters "P" and "F". All serial numbers are matching, (under the barrel, cylinder, back of extractor star, inside one of the wood grips, and frame on the butt). The crane and crane recess, although different numbers, match each other. The serial number of my revolver is 901,xxx. One of the things that is confusing is there is no "V" in the serial number. The revolver appears to have a blued finish, which is original, but quite worn. No pitting, rust, or any other bad things happening. Finally, caliber is .38 S&W. I cant think of any other information to include. I hope someone can tell me if I have a correct and complete wartime revolver? What year it was made? Was it a Lend Lease revolver, or U.S. issue? (.38 S&W I think were sent to the British?) And an approximate value? Any information I could find on this revolver would be greatly appreciated. I value it a lot, I have several different WWII pistols/revolvers and it is amazing how the quality between this S&W and the Nazi guns differ so much. The S&W appears to be even better made than my Colt 1917, so again, it is one of my favorite pieces in my collection.