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Webley Mark III revolver. The stock has twin chequered plaques which are applied to either side of the butt to form a grip. It has a solid frame, all steel, made in one with the barrel. Double action centrefire - the squeezing of the trigger moves the hammer back and rotates the cylinder, which has six chambers. The hammer has a spur with a knurled tip and the action may be cocked by this means. The barrel is rifled with a blade foresight and notch rearsight. The calibre is 0.38in. The inscription indicates that this revolver was owned by an officer employed by the Royal Mail Steamship Company. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Webley Mark III revolver. The stock has twin chequered plaques which are applied to either side of the butt to form a grip. It has a solid frame, all steel, made in one with the barrel. Double action centrefire - the squeezing of the trigger moves the hammer back and rotates the cylinder, which has six chambers. The hammer has a spur with a knurled tip and the action may be cocked by this means. The barrel is rifled with a blade foresight and notch rearsight. The calibre is 0.38in. The inscription indicates that this revolver was owned by an officer employed by the Royal Mail Steamship Company. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Enfield No 2 Mark 1 revolver. Wooden grips are applied to either side of the butt. A ring is fitted to the base of the butt. The frame is solid with the barrel and made entirely of steel. Fitted with a six chamber cylinder. Double action. The barrel is rifled and fitted with a blade foresight and a square notch rearsight. The calibre is 0.38in. The serial number 'A1923' is stamped on the revolver. The Enfield revolver was developed as a replacement for the Webley Mark VI in the 1920s. The original model had a hammer spur with both single and double action - the later No 2 Mark I* model had the hammer spur removed. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Enfield No 2 Mark 1 revolver. Wooden grips are applied to either side of the butt. A ring is fitted to the base of the butt. The frame is solid with the barrel and made entirely of steel. Fitted with a six chamber cylinder. Double action. The barrel is rifled and fitted with a blade foresight and a square notch rearsight. The calibre is 0.38in. The serial number 'A1923' is stamped on the revolver. The Enfield revolver was developed as a replacement for the Webley Mark VI in the 1920s. The original model had a hammer spur with both single and double action - the later No 2 Mark I* model had the hammer spur removed. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Webley Mark I**revolver. Hatched plaques of composite material are applied to each side of the butt to form a grip. Solid frame made in one with the barrel and made entirely of steel. A cylinder chambered for six rounds is fitted. Double action. The barrel is rifled, and a large blade foresight is fitted. The calibre is 0.45in. A naval broad arrow and the serial number '80776' are inscribed on this revolver. Mark I** and Mark II** were naval revolvers introduced after April 27 1915. Alterations involved the fitting of a Mark IV barrel plus a Mark V cylinder assembly on to these revolvers. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Webley Mark I**revolver. Hatched plaques of composite material are applied to each side of the butt to form a grip. Solid frame made in one with the barrel and made entirely of steel. A cylinder chambered for six rounds is fitted. Double action. The barrel is rifled, and a large blade foresight is fitted. The calibre is 0.45in. A naval broad arrow and the serial number '80776' are inscribed on this revolver. Mark I** and Mark II** were naval revolvers introduced after April 27 1915. Alterations involved the fitting of a Mark IV barrel plus a Mark V cylinder assembly on to these revolvers. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Webley Mark III revolver. Hatched plaques of composite materials are applied to either side of the butt. The tip of the butt is fitted with a ring. The frame is solid with the barrel and is nickel plated. Fitted with a six chambered cylinder. Double action.The barrel is rifled and fitted with a blade foresight and a fixed V-notch rearsight. The calibre is .455/476in. Stamped on the revolver is the serial number '9513' and 'HOOTON ; JONES/60 DALE STREET/LIVERPOOL' (retailer). The first Webley revolver was adopted by both the Army and the Navy in 1887 - subsequently Marks I-VI were put into service, the Mark III in 1897. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Webley Mark III revolver. Hatched plaques of composite materials are applied to either side of the butt. The tip of the butt is fitted with a ring. The frame is solid with the barrel and is nickel plated. Fitted with a six chambered cylinder. Double action.The barrel is rifled and fitted with a blade foresight and a fixed V-notch rearsight. The calibre is .455/476in. Stamped on the revolver is the serial number '9513' and 'HOOTON ; JONES/60 DALE STREET/LIVERPOOL' (retailer). The first Webley revolver was adopted by both the Army and the Navy in 1887 - subsequently Marks I-VI were put into service, the Mark III in 1897. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Beach and van Ghent’s action, 1670: Van Ghent pursuing six Algerine corsairs near Cape Spartel, 17-27 August 1670, c.1676 (graphite, grey wash)

Velde, Willem van de, the Elder (1611-93)

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Beach and van Ghent’s action, 1670: Van Ghent pursuing six Algerine corsairs near Cape Spartel, 17-27 August 1670, c.1676 (graphite, grey wash)

Velde, Willem van de, the Elder (1611-93)

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Service revolver. The stock consists of hard rubber grips applied to a butt which is of the rounded rather than flat end type. A lanyard ring is secured to the tip of the butt. The solid frame was made in one with the barrel but designed to 'break' for loading. The revolver has a double action lock with six-chambered cylinder. The barrel is basically six-sided externally with a pronounced blade extension acting as a foresight. The barrel is rifled with seven grooves and a right-hand twist. The calibre is 0.45in. The revolver is inscribed on the left side frame 'WEBLEY MARK I PATENTS'. There are proof marks on top of the frame and on each chamber. It is also inscribed with a broad arrow and serial number '2998'. This revolver was the first Webley British Government Model adopted by both the Army and the Navy in 1887. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Service revolver. The stock consists of hard rubber grips applied to a butt which is of the rounded rather than flat end type. A lanyard ring is secured to the tip of the butt. The solid frame was made in one with the barrel but designed to 'break' for loading. The revolver has a double action lock with six-chambered cylinder. The barrel is basically six-sided externally with a pronounced blade extension acting as a foresight. The barrel is rifled with seven grooves and a right-hand twist. The calibre is 0.45in. The revolver is inscribed on the left side frame 'WEBLEY MARK I PATENTS'. There are proof marks on top of the frame and on each chamber. It is also inscribed with a broad arrow and serial number '2998'. This revolver was the first Webley British Government Model adopted by both the Army and the Navy in 1887. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Remington rolling block pistol. The pistol is half-stocked with a flared butt (no cap) secured by steel strips back and front. The lock is a Remington rolling block in two parts. The hammer has a knurled spur with half and fully cocked positions. The block is lightly spring-loaded and contains a striker, with a knurled protrusion on its right side and a notch for a rear sight on top. It is moved to the rear to permit the loading of a single round and then pushed forward to close, but not to lock the breech. It can only be moved when the hammer is at full cock. The breech is locked shut when the hammer has moved forward to engage the rear of the striker in the block. The entire lock is enclosed within a case-hardened steel box, the trigger within an oval trigger guard. The barrel is of circular section with large blade foresight and rifled. The Calibre is 0.5in. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Remington rolling block pistol. The pistol is half-stocked with a flared butt (no cap) secured by steel strips back and front. The lock is a Remington rolling block in two parts. The hammer has a knurled spur with half and fully cocked positions. The block is lightly spring-loaded and contains a striker, with a knurled protrusion on its right side and a notch for a rear sight on top. It is moved to the rear to permit the loading of a single round and then pushed forward to close, but not to lock the breech. It can only be moved when the hammer is at full cock. The breech is locked shut when the hammer has moved forward to engage the rear of the striker in the block. The entire lock is enclosed within a case-hardened steel box, the trigger within an oval trigger guard. The barrel is of circular section with large blade foresight and rifled. The Calibre is 0.5in. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Walther PPK presentation pistol. The stock consists of hard composite grips, the rest of the pistol is steel decorated with oak leaves.The butt incorporates the eight round magazine. The barrel is hidden by the cocking slide which takes up the whole of the top of the weapon. Semi-automatic, blowback action. The barrel is rifled. The pistol is fitted with a rear notch sight and a small blade foresight. The calibre is 7.65mm. It is in a box with a magazine, a cleaning rod and three rounds of ammuntion. Inscribed on the pistol is the serial number '293578K' and the maker's mark, 'Waffenfabrik Walther Zelia-Mehlis (Thur)' along with an eagle over 'M'. A compact and easily concealed weapon, this pistol was originally designed for detectives - PPK stands for Polizei Pistole Kriminal. It was later adopted by the Luftwaffe and German Staff Officers. This engraved example was a naval presentation piece to a German Naval Officer. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Walther PPK presentation pistol. The stock consists of hard composite grips, the rest of the pistol is steel decorated with oak leaves.The butt incorporates the eight round magazine. The barrel is hidden by the cocking slide which takes up the whole of the top of the weapon. Semi-automatic, blowback action. The barrel is rifled. The pistol is fitted with a rear notch sight and a small blade foresight. The calibre is 7.65mm. It is in a box with a magazine, a cleaning rod and three rounds of ammuntion. Inscribed on the pistol is the serial number '293578K' and the maker's mark, 'Waffenfabrik Walther Zelia-Mehlis (Thur)' along with an eagle over 'M'. A compact and easily concealed weapon, this pistol was originally designed for detectives - PPK stands for Polizei Pistole Kriminal. It was later adopted by the Luftwaffe and German Staff Officers. This engraved example was a naval presentation piece to a German Naval Officer. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Colt 1911 A1 pistol. The stock has chequered walnut grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release catch on the underside of the butt. The detachable box magazine takes seven rounds. The frame incorporates the trigger guard. The cocking slide takes up the whole of the top of the weapon. Semi-automatic, with recoil action. Rounds are thrust up into the breech by the magazine spring when the action is to the rear. After cocking for the first round, the weapon is automatically reloaded. The action is semi-automatic as the trigger has to be squeezed for each seperate shot. The barrel is rifled, for the most part enclosed within the slide. The barrel has a blade foresight and a notch rear sight. The calibre is 0.45in. Supplies of these pistols were shipped to Britain during 1915/16. Serial numbers special to this contract were prefixed by the letter W. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Colt 1911 A1 pistol. The stock has chequered walnut grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release catch on the underside of the butt. The detachable box magazine takes seven rounds. The frame incorporates the trigger guard. The cocking slide takes up the whole of the top of the weapon. Semi-automatic, with recoil action. Rounds are thrust up into the breech by the magazine spring when the action is to the rear. After cocking for the first round, the weapon is automatically reloaded. The action is semi-automatic as the trigger has to be squeezed for each seperate shot. The barrel is rifled, for the most part enclosed within the slide. The barrel has a blade foresight and a notch rear sight. The calibre is 0.45in. Supplies of these pistols were shipped to Britain during 1915/16. Serial numbers special to this contract were prefixed by the letter W. ©National Maritime Museum, Greenwich/Leemage

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Automatic pistol. The stock consists of blue steel with chequered rubber grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release latch on the underside of the butt. A lanyard ring is fitted to the heel of the butt. The back of the slide is vertically fluted to afford a grip when cocking. The magazine contains seven rounds. The lock is automatic. The barrel is round with a foresight. The calibre is 0.455in. The pistol is inscribed on the barrel 'WEBLEY ; SCOTT LTD/PISTOL SELF-LOADING 455 MARK I 1913'. There are proof marks on the trigger and back of action. The pistol is in a brown leather case lined with red baize containing a cleaning rod. The outside of the case is inscribed 'G.R.T', the inside lid of the case 'W W GREENER/Gun and Ammunition Maker/WINNER AT ALL THE GREAT LONDON GUN TRIALS/Prize Works St Mary's Square, Birmingham AND 29 PALL MALL LONDON S W'. The Webley & Scott Mark I pistol was approved for Government service on May 19 1913 and adopted by the Royal

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Automatic pistol. The stock consists of blue steel with chequered rubber grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release latch on the underside of the butt. A lanyard ring is fitted to the heel of the butt. The back of the slide is vertically fluted to afford a grip when cocking. The magazine contains seven rounds. The lock is automatic. The barrel is round with a foresight. The calibre is 0.455in. The pistol is inscribed on the barrel 'WEBLEY ; SCOTT LTD/PISTOL SELF-LOADING 455 MARK I 1913'. There are proof marks on the trigger and back of action. The pistol is in a brown leather case lined with red baize containing a cleaning rod. The outside of the case is inscribed 'G.R.T', the inside lid of the case 'W W GREENER/Gun and Ammunition Maker/WINNER AT ALL THE GREAT LONDON GUN TRIALS/Prize Works St Mary's Square, Birmingham AND 29 PALL MALL LONDON S W'. The Webley & Scott Mark I pistol was approved for Government service on May 19 1913 and adopted by the Royal

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Sig M1882 revolver presented to Admiral of the Fleet Lord Lewin (1920-1999) in a case (see ZBA2215.1). Solid frame steel revolver fitted with a six shot cylinder and a black chequered grip. The revolver is double action. There is a rear U-notch sight and a bead foresight. The calibre is 7.65mm. The revolver is stamped on the frame '65416' with a cross within a shield. The hammer is inscribed '416'. The revolver is in a fitted box with a plaque inscribed ;Presented to Admiral Sir Terence Lewin Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command by Commandant de Corps J J Vischer, Chief of General Staff, Swiss Army, November 1975 ;. Admiral Lewin entered the Navy in 1939 and served in the Home and Mediterranean Fleets, Malta and North Russian convoys and the invasion of North Africa. Among other commands after the war, he was Commodore, HM Britannia 1957-58, commanded HMS Hermes 1966-7; First Sea Lord and Principal ADC to the Queen 1977-79; Chief of Defence Staff during the Falklands War 1982. Lord

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Sig M1882 revolver presented to Admiral of the Fleet Lord Lewin (1920-1999) in a case (see ZBA2215.1). Solid frame steel revolver fitted with a six shot cylinder and a black chequered grip. The revolver is double action. There is a rear U-notch sight and a bead foresight. The calibre is 7.65mm. The revolver is stamped on the frame '65416' with a cross within a shield. The hammer is inscribed '416'. The revolver is in a fitted box with a plaque inscribed ;Presented to Admiral Sir Terence Lewin Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command by Commandant de Corps J J Vischer, Chief of General Staff, Swiss Army, November 1975 ;. Admiral Lewin entered the Navy in 1939 and served in the Home and Mediterranean Fleets, Malta and North Russian convoys and the invasion of North Africa. Among other commands after the war, he was Commodore, HM Britannia 1957-58, commanded HMS Hermes 1966-7; First Sea Lord and Principal ADC to the Queen 1977-79; Chief of Defence Staff during the Falklands War 1982. Lord

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Automatic pistol. The stock consists of blue steel with chequered rubber grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release latch on the underside of the butt. A lanyard ring is fitted to the heel of the butt. The back of the slide is vertically fluted to afford a grip when cocking. The magazine contains seven rounds. The lock is automatic. The barrel is round with a foresight. The calibre is 0.455in. The pistol is inscribed on the barrel 'WEBLEY ; SCOTT LTD/PISTOL SELF-LOADING 455 MARK I 1913'. There are proof marks on the trigger and back of action. The pistol is in a brown leather case lined with red baize containing a cleaning rod. The outside of the case is inscribed 'G.R.T', the inside lid of the case 'W W GREENER/Gun and Ammunition Maker/WINNER AT ALL THE GREAT LONDON GUN TRIALS/Prize Works St Mary's Square, Birmingham AND 29 PALL MALL LONDON S W'. The Webley & Scott Mark I pistol was approved for Government service on May 19 1913 and adopted by the Royal

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Automatic pistol. The stock consists of blue steel with chequered rubber grips. The butt incorporates the magazine and there is a magazine release latch on the underside of the butt. A lanyard ring is fitted to the heel of the butt. The back of the slide is vertically fluted to afford a grip when cocking. The magazine contains seven rounds. The lock is automatic. The barrel is round with a foresight. The calibre is 0.455in. The pistol is inscribed on the barrel 'WEBLEY ; SCOTT LTD/PISTOL SELF-LOADING 455 MARK I 1913'. There are proof marks on the trigger and back of action. The pistol is in a brown leather case lined with red baize containing a cleaning rod. The outside of the case is inscribed 'G.R.T', the inside lid of the case 'W W GREENER/Gun and Ammunition Maker/WINNER AT ALL THE GREAT LONDON GUN TRIALS/Prize Works St Mary's Square, Birmingham AND 29 PALL MALL LONDON S W'. The Webley & Scott Mark I pistol was approved for Government service on May 19 1913 and adopted by the Royal

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