.450 CF. 2.5" round barrel with flat top. SN: 31699. Blued finish, checkered one-piece walnut grip. Double action solid frame revolver with loading gate, un-fluted six-chambered cylinder, topstrap groove rear sight, German silver front sight blade and lanyard ring in butt. Left front of frame marked with the Webley & Son "Flying Bullet" logo over W&S, the "Manacled Hands" logo over M.P. and the serial number. The revolver has both the original Birmingham commercial proof marks, as well as later London commercial proof marks, on the cylinder and the lower right front of the frame. The left side of the barrel has post-1904 London commercial Nitro proofs as well, suggesting the gun was re-proofed at some point after 1904, possibly for use during the Great War. The rear face of the cylinder has the last three digits of the serial number 699 on its rear face, as well as the assembly number 5. The 5 is also found under the barrel where it is concealed by the ejector rod head and on the inner face of the loading gate.