Original British Victorian Royal Navy Webley Mark I Field Engraved Antique Revolver Serial 1313 - .45acp Converted Military Books & Documents This is a double sided

This is a double sided African War Axe or Hatchet dating back to when darkest Africa was first being explored in the 1850's

some 100 vehicles in 335 sorties for three losses

Galland stayed in France and fought the Royal Air Force (RAF) over the English Channel and Northern France

The dragon's head is highlighted with some bone inlays as well as what look to be glass eyes

There are various markings and depot stamps present on the rigging

Original British Victorian Royal Navy Webley Mark I Field Engraved Antique Revolver Serial 1313 - .45acp Converted Military Books & Documents This is a double sidedOriginal Item: One Only. This is one of the most hard to find of any British Military Revolver. Known as the MARK ONE, it is the very first version of the iconic Webley Top Break revolver series. This model was first produced in 1887 and continued production until 1894 when it was replaced with the Mark two from 1894 until 1897. The series continued with the Mark three from 1897 to 1899, the Mark four from 1899 to 1913, the Mark five from 1913 to 1914