English:Webley Pocket revolver in.38 S&W purchased aboard Bagram Airfield, a large NATO base in Afghanistan. Presumably a "Khyber Pass" forgery, as it is dated 1951 on the other side, though it has fake Webley trademarks. The seller apparently tried to add a "1" to the fake serial number "880" to make it look like a pre-1898, and thus legal to import to the U.S., antique pistol.
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