Original Victorian Belgian "Bulldog" Webley Style 11mm Double Action Revolver by Max Fliegenschmidt of Liège Serial 12 - Circa 1895 Vietnam a pilot with the 322nd

a pilot with the 322nd Troop Carrier Squadron who was not only awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross but the Chinese Order of the Cloud and Banner

as the French were

It is still in the original 0

Smith & Wesson ceased production of the M76 in 1974

with much of the original finish still present

Original Victorian Belgian "Bulldog" Webley Style 11mm Double Action Revolver by Max Fliegenschmidt of Liège Serial 12 - Circa 1895 Vietnam a pilot with the 322ndOriginal Item: Only One Available. The early revolver designs made by Philip Webley & Son of Birmingham were very popular and in many ways revolutionary. They are most known for their "tip up" or "top break" models such as the Webley Pryse revolver, but they also made well regarded solid frame examples, such as the No. 5, the Royal Irish Constabulary, and "British Bulldog" models. Due to this they served as an inspiration to many other designs,