Help identify this Webley mk VI

[Blasfimus]

I have a guy in the county with an unaltered .455 webley. It looks to be in very good shape but there is something confusing about it that I need help with. On the frame where it states Webley Patton's there is no date, and next to it is a flying bullet which I've never seen on a Mk VI. He's asking $1000 and I don't know if this is a bit rich for my blood unless I knew it would easily sell for that to anyone else I dont wanna be a sucker. Is this some special early example of a Mk VI? I'll try to post more pictures with more markings if I receive them. Also does this price seem fair these days?

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[browningautorifle]

Welcome to the forum...that sounds way rich to me. But that's for around here... Have a look at gunbroker and see what they're selling for first and compare a comparable revolver...in the US...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Revolvers/B...eywords=webley

[Blasfimus]

Found out this is a Commercial revolver made near end of production. So the price isnt too bad. Not a bargain though