> A look on the other side would be helpful?
I've added a couple more photos which may be useful. There don't seem to be any markings on the RHS.

> Do all the serial numbers match and are there any crossed out WD or QP markings with the crows foot centre?
Yes, the serial numbers all match. I don't know how to "read" the markings: does the new, close up photo help?

> How is it modified to take more modern bullets?
This is a bit embarrassing because, now that I think about it, the "modification" is a couple of semi-circular clips which you use to hold the rounds when you load it. But, the problem is, I don't actually have the revolver with me in Sydney right now, so I can't just go and have a look at it.

I do have some rounds with me which have "Dominion .455 Colt" stamped on the bottom of them.

> Very nice condition.
Probably never fired that much, and the last time I fired it was in the late 70's.

> Probably a 1915 model from the markings.
> your arm most likely was made 1900-01
A fairly big age difference: do the new photos with the markings help to narrow this down?

And then there's still the issue of the value: any ideas on that or where I could go to check recent sales etc.?

Thanks very much again for the help.
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