Name/Title
Enfield revolverEntry/Object ID
FL-14-06-04 -2a-bDescription
a) Enfield revolver - 6 shot, calibre .476; markings on right side is a engraved "crown V.R. ENFIELD 1881 II" which is found above the wooded grip; below the cylinder is a "crown E3" with a star like marking; below the barrel & in front of trigger guard is "998"; on the cylinder is proof marks; many dent marks in the wooden revolver grip; has a lanyard ring on bottom of grip; the following is history of revolver - issued to North West Mounted Police - on charge to "C" Division (Battleford) on February 13, 1894 - A notation on the document showed this revolver, along with several others had been "sent to Regina" (undoubtely the NWMP Armourer) on January 18, 1894. On charge to "C" Division (Battleford) on February 8, 1897. This revolver came with a holster but is not the orginial for this Enfield revolver.
b) holster - good condition , dark brown leather, brass closure button, brass hook back of holster plus brass buckle; printed inside of holster is "ANSCOTT. - WPG"Category
Firearms, Revolver, Double Action Top Break, .476
Action, Caliber
Acquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
Don LightNotes
Accession Date: 10/14/14Other Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
SerialOther Number
998Number Type
ModelOther Number
Mk II - 1881Location
Location
Display Cabinet
TF-FR-E6Room
Firearms RoomBuilding
Fred Light MuseumDate
April 27, 2026Room
Firearms RoomBuilding
Fred Light MuseumCondition
Overall Condition
ExcellentCreate Date
April 22, 2026Updated By
Justin M. MillerUpdate Date
August 28, 2026