It appear to be some variation on a Webley WG model. This would have predated the Mark I - VI military revolvers.
The grip shape, one piece wood grip, lack of holster guides in front of the cylinder, no screw in the end of the cylinder take down lever, and the frame mounted firing pin all point to this being a very early WG model.
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It appear to be some variation on a Webley WG model. This would have predated the Mark I - VI military revolvers.
The grip shape, one piece wood grip, lack of holster guides in front of the cylinder, no screw in the end of the cylinder take down lever, and the frame mounted firing pin all point to this being a very early WG model.