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Indiana Jones' (Harrison Ford) Webley revolver from Steven Speilberg's action-adventure sequel Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Starting with his search for his father (Sean Connery) and the Holy Grail in 1938, Jones began keeping a Webley revolver in his holster as his sidearm of choice for defending himself during his adventures.

This piece was originally sourced by film industry weapon supplier BAPTY and attributed to the Grail Temple scenes. Jones' pistol in the Grail Temple scenes has very minor differences to the pistol carried in other scenes in the film. The revolver features a black metal body and brown wooden grip textured with a diamond grid pattern; the original lanyard ring at the base of the grip was removed after production and subsequently replaced with a style-correct lanyard ring also sourced from BAPTY. The top-break function, activated through a lever to the left of the hammer, reveals a rotatable six-shot cylinder. Pulling the trigger rotates the cylinder and pulls the hammer back before snapping it forward. The hammer can also be pulled back manually (the cylinder rotating simultaneously) before being released by pulling the trigger. This pistol was deactivated in the U.K. and includes a certificate of deactivation. Included with the pistol is a letter of authenticity from BAPTY armorers. It exhibits some wear from use and age, including scuffing and scratching in both the metal and wood. Dimensions: 12" x 6" x 3" (30.5 cm x 15.25 cm x 7.75 cm)

This is a deactivated firearm; see Firearm Deactivation notice in Buyer's Guide.

Estimate: $60,000 - 80,000

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