Left side of barrel has a crown/GP proof and the serial number followed by "/R" and the left side of frame has two broad arrows. Alloy construction with smooth grips and lanyard ring and original rope lanyard on the butt.

Excellent with the aged / dulled alloy finish, overall, screws are unmarred, the grips have shrunk slightly undersized at the frame from age, otherwise fine with some minor handling marks.

Manufactured during World War II by CSR Co., Australia. Left side of barrel marked "D[broad arrow]K" with "crown/N/scepter" proof over the serial number over an upside down "C50". Left side of frame has a "crown/N/scepter" proof with "CSR / SYDNEY / D[broad arrow]K III [six-pointed star]43". Brass construction with smooth grips and lanyard ring on butt.

Excellent. Overall the brass has a smooth aged patina with a slight ding on the muzzle matching numbers on the frame and barrel. The grips have shrunk from age, with a repair on the inner right grip panel, otherwise very good with some minor pressure dents and dings.

Similar in design to the No. 1 MK 4 flare pistol but with a slightly shorter barrel, without a flared muzzle. Alloy construction with smooth two piece walnut / hardwood grips and lanyard ring on the butt. Serial number and "crown/GP" proof on barrel with broad arrow on frame.

Excellent with original dull / aged gray alloy finish overall, screws are unbuggered, with some minor handling marks. The grips have shrunk from age at the frame, otherwise fine with some minor pressure dents.