This revolver was manufactured circa 1900-1903 for the Wilkinson Sword Company of London and is essentially a slightly modified version of the Model 1892. In the Wilkinson company records these revolvers were referred to as the "1900 Model". They generally have a better quality finish than standard Webley revolvers, have an improved cylinder cam and Wilkinson markings. The bottom left of the grip has the Wilkinson register number "W. 645" that places this example in the correct W467-W967 range for this model as identified by Bruce and Reinhart on page 144 of "WEBLEY REVOLVERS". The barrel rib is marked "WILKINSON SWORD CO PALL MALL. LONDON." with "HW" inside a six pointed star (resembles "Star of David") logo of Wilkinson on the left rear flat of the barrel along with "ENGLAND". The serial number is on the bottom of the barrel lug and the cylinder is marked with British proofs. The caliber designation "455/476" is marked on left side barrel flat. The front blade sight is dovetailed into the rib and the rear sight is a "U" notch in the barrel latch. The grip is one-piece checkered walnut with an initial oval on the back and a steel butt cap with a lanyard ring.

Fine. The revolver retains 60% of the original blue finish with some light flaking/finish wear mixed throughout. The exposed surfaces feature brown and gray patinas. There is some brighter wear on the high edges and at the muzzle along with a cylinder drag line, a few scattered scratches and some small nicks. The grip is very good with crisp checkering and several minor abrasions and small dings. The initial shield has flaking and mixed gray/silver patinas. Mechanically excellent with clear markings.