A pair. Wow. Now you need to get pearl grips for them and double shoulder holsters. You'd fit right in as a 1920's soldier of fortune. Indiana Jones would have nothing over you.

Yes there is something about the pre-Mk VI Webleys with the birdhead grip and 4" barrel. I understand why the square grip was introduced as well as the longer barrel, but the earlier versions have something about them. I've seen a Mk III in a museum. I actually got to handle a Webley-Fosbery with the 7" barrel once. Didn't shoot it, but it was pretty neat nevertheless.

I would also like a Webley Mk IV or the Enfield No. 2. Those are also fairly scarce where I live. The Mk VI was just a lucky break. On the other hand I have no problems finding older Smith and Wessons or Colt double action revolvers.So I guess I have to be satisfied.