Description
The .455 Webley is most notably used in the first and second world war service top break service revolvers Mark I to VI. As a pistol cartridge it gave relatively low recoil with good penetration and stopping power, rating better even than the .45 Colt. It stayed in service until the end of the second world war.
Cufflink created from a recycled polished brass case head (rim and portion of cartridge body) of the .455 Webley round. Cufflink measuring 13.6mm diameter by 3mm depth set on gold plated solid arm (Approx 24mm overall length).