It's definitely a WWII-era Webley Mark IV. Look Closely at the photo and you will see "WAR FINISH" marked on the left of the frame. Webley was proud of its commercial-finish guns, and wanted it understood that the finish on these wartime revolvers was an exception and not to its usual standards.
A duplicate of the gun pictured is featured in my book 101 Classic Firearms, on pages 94 and 95.
John
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