Webley & Scott produced a variety of semi-automatic or "self-loading" pistols based on designs by William John Whiting in the years leading up to WWI. This example is the .38 ACP version of the Model 1910 with a lever safety mounted on the left side of the frame and is one of approximately 361 Type III (later pattern) variations Webley & Scott manufactured. The left side of the slide has the "W&S" winged bullet log and three-line legend. British proofs are on several components. The rear sight is windage adjustable. The pistol has the early tempered blue finish, and falls into a serial number range (66401-66664) of 264 units manufactured in December 1911.

Excellent. The pistol retains 90% plus bright original high polish blue finish showing flaking mixed with spotting on the grip straps and some minor high edge wear. The grips are very fine with a barely noticeable hairline crack (right panel) and crisp checkering overall. Mechanically excellent.