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Three British gun cases A pistol case made of lacquered walnut, 32 x 18 x 7 cm, for a pistol or revolver in .455 caliber. Lined with green velvet and divided into various compartments for accessories. Includes a key, screwdriver, and oil bottle. The bottom of the oil bottle bears the manufacturer’s stamp “James Dixon / & Sons / Sheffield.” A revolver case for the Webley Mk III, 30 x 19 x 7 cm. Brown leather cover, with a case handle and brass lock. Marked “O. B. H.” on the lid. Manufacturer’s label inside the lid. Lined with red velvet and featuring a cartridge compartment for 19 cartridges. Also includes a key, a brass cleaning rod, and an oil bottle bearing the manufacturer’s stamp “James Dixon / & Sons / Sheffield.” An oak-style case, 25 x 17 x 6 cm. The lid bears the logo of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC), the British Air Force from 1912 to 1918. Inside are compartments for a Colt M1911 pistol, Cal. 455 and two spare magazines. Includes a key for the case and two magazines for the M1911; the magazine bases feature a strap loop and are marked “CAL. 455 / ELEY.” Condition: II
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