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Here for your perusal is Smith&Wesson Canadian Lend-lease revolver Serial #943947 chambered in 38 S&W (.380/200), 5 barrel with an excellent, bright bore. This revolver has matching numbers on the frame, cylinder, yoke, extractor, and barrel. The revolver has a US Ordnance Flaming Bomb on the...

I'm in Virginia and just received my C&R Class 3 license a few months ago and have won on Gunbroker a 1943 Colt 1911A1 and a 1944 Remington Rand 1911A1 with no problems having sellers honor my C&R license. I also make sure the seller accepts my C&R license if seller does not note this in his...

Very interesting, can you post a larger readable photo of Instructions 1140 of 1942/

Excellent 1917; thanks for sharing!

A few more photos to show a 7-pack of Royal Navy issue .455 Eley semi-rimmed self-loading Mark I ammo dated January 30, 1919 and loose rounds with 1917 and 1918 head stamps. This 224 grain cupro-nickel jacketed bullet was produced from 1913 thru the early 1940s and was used with these pistols...

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. These two photo show Commander C R Samson, standing beside a single seat Nieuport 10 aircraft with a Webley-Scott Navy Model 1913 MK1 pistol in his hand about to start on one of his little excursions over the Turkish lines. Commander Samson commanded No. 3...

According to the Smith & Wesson letter this revolver was shipped from their factory on September 23, 1915 and delivered to Remington Arms -Union Metallic Cartridge Company, New York City, agents for the British Government.

Thanks for the info Bill; I'll do some more research.

I'll leave it as is to keep it's historical significance.

a few more to show inspection marks and side view.

Here for your perusal is Canadian WWI contract .455 (still in orginal chambering) S&W H-E pistol serial number 17464. Any help in deciphering the unit designation on backstrap appreciated.

A few more photos to show pistol details (broad arrow military property mark on grip and 1914 acceptance/inspection marks) and 7-pack of .455 Webley automatic ammo dated January 30 1919.

Webley-Scott .455 Model 1913 Mark I Navy Automatic Pistol Here for your viewing pleasure is my Webley-Scott .455 Model 1913 MK1 N Navy pistol serial number 3800 which was accepted into service in 1914. I found on-line an interesting article "The .455 Webley & Scott Pistol" (American Rifleman...

a few more photos for detail to show London proof marks on barrel and 1912 Cavalry Model holster with name.

US Officer's WWI British proofed .45 ACP Colt Government Model Pistol Here for your viewing pleasure are photos of my WWI British-proofed .45ACP Colt Government Model pistol C 13731 which was 1 of 300 shipped to the London Armoury Company on November 18 1914. The London commercial proof and...

Still looking...any leads?

lookignfor a S&W H-E British-proofed WWI revolver in .455 Webley. Please send photos/price/description to [email protected].