New article: the |Edwin Anson / Westley Richards "Highest Possible"

[JimmieDee]

Jimmy, If you do write up the Oscar Will /Venuswaffenwerk history, make sure you consult and accredit John Atkins' extremely detailed series of articles on the subject first (Airgunner magazine, between about 1995 and 2011).

Incidentally, it is a common misconception that Oscar Wlll's name was spelt with a "k" rather than a "c", and even German collectors often make this error. The historical record shows that it was always spelt "Oscar".

Regards, John

Yup. I always credit and list my references. I'm very meticulous about that in order to add credibility to the articles.

[Geezer]

Jimmie

Brilliant article. Perhaps your best yet.

Small niggle - the service revolver at the time was the 1899-1913 Webley MkIV .455”. The picture you’ve used is the much smaller 1932-1970s .380” confusingly also called a MkIV.

[JimmieDee]

Jimmie

Brilliant article. Perhaps your best yet.

Small niggle - the service revolver at the time was the 1899-1913 Webley MkIV .455”. The picture you’ve used is the much smaller 1932-1970s .380” confusingly also called a MkIV.

Ah right thanks. I'm no expert in those at all.