A faithful replica of the Webley Mk VI, the top-break .455 service revolver carried by British and Commonwealth forces through the First World War and beyond. The model shows the distinctive squared frame, hinged barrel, six-shot fluted cylinder, and checkered wooden grips.

Blued steel finish with worn highlights on the barrel and cylinder edges gives it a well-carried, service-used look. The lanyard ring and prominent front and rear sights are cleanly defined.

A period-correct sidearm prop for early-20th-century military dioramas, trench scenes, and wargame officer or detective vignettes.