Introduced as the Webley Senior in 1925 and as the Webley Premier in 1964, Webley's air gun design was one of the first to utilize the barrel as a cocking lever, a feature which saw widespread adoption for single shot piston driven air guns. Blade front and adjustable notch rear sights. With a hardwood case, purple felt lined with a Webley & Scott paper label inside the lid, a sealed tin of Bisley Magnum .22 pellets, barrel brush, spare spring and rod assembly, and spare gaskets.

Excellent, with 98% of the original nickel finish, showing some light handling marks overall, a few scratches around the screws, and some flaking on the edges and on the bearing surfaces. The grips are excellent, with a few light dings. Mechanically untested, but appears to be in good order.

Similar to A. The case contains an extra 22 caliber barrel with cocking arm, a tin of .177 Webley pellets, and some other small parts.

Very fine, with 85% of the original blue finish, showing a few areas of gray patina, mild edge wear and scattered handling marks. The grips are excellent, with a few scuffs and crisp checkering. Mechanically untested, but appears to be in good order.