Original British Victorian Named Officer's Webley "WG" Model Revolver sold by Army & Navy C.S.L. - Serial 5702 MILITARIA The pommel is mounted with

The pommel is mounted with a large silver circular plate engraved:

though much of the information on the back has worn away

which looks to have been part of some type of box

CITO - CÖLN

The jacket is marked with an illegible soldier’s laundry number

Original British Victorian Named Officer's Webley "WG" Model Revolver sold by Army & Navy C.S.L. - Serial 5702 MILITARIA The pommel is mounted withOriginal Item: Only One available. Toward the close of Queen Victoria's long reign (1837 1901) the British Army started to reform and modernize. The 1881 Childer's Reforms rearranged all the Regiments and Officer's were required to standardize their weapons. They had choices such as the Adams and Enfield revolvers, but after 1887 the revolver of choice was definitely the Webley, which had introduced the Mark I revolver in 1887 for the British