Webley Solid-Frame Revolvers: Nos. 1, 1 1/2, 2, Bull Dogs, and Pugs

Webley Solid-frame Revolvers: Nos. 1, 1 1/2, 2, Bull Dogs, and Pugs When Mr. Black approached me about including pictures of a couple of my Webley Bulldogs in a book He was considering compiling, I never imagined a work such as this. It is indisputably the most complete and beautiful tome ever assembled on the subject of British "Pocket Revolvers". It is a must for any collector or historian interested in the subject class of firearms. Seeing this book really whets my appetite for the author's forthcoming books on "Solid Frame" Webleys and "Breaktop" Webleys. If you haven't acquired one as of yet, look ardently for this Author's first publication "Tranter Cartridge Firearms" out-of-print but very valuable to the collector.

Ouvrage remarquable tant par la mine d'information qu'il procure que par la très belle qualité des illustrations. Compte tenu du créneau très étroit qui est traité, il conviendra surtout à des collectionneurs déjà avancés.

This is a very good book on the specialized subject of certain British Webley revolvers from the 1860's through the 1880's or so. There are many excellent pictures to make identification of particular variations easier.

Very informative book. Delivered very efficiently.

I am lucky to E-mail Joel, and Love his Writing, for he knows his subject quite well. so well it seems at times reading , this great thick book it would seem as if he was there. and it lead me to putting my Webley & Son Bulldog in 380 (this side of the pond .38 colt short into a old fashioned wood case. Many Thanks Joel for bringing to light IMHO some of the greatest revolvers ever made aside from Colts &S&W ;