Webley Mark VI Revolver, chambered in .455. Serial number 414860. Donated by Honorary Colonel John Allen Fraser. This revolver belonged to his father, Clarence R. Fraser who served as a stretcher-bearer in the Canadian 4th Field Ambulance from 1914 to early 1917. Several weeks before the Battle of Vimy, he was sent to Great Britain to train as a pilot with the Royal Flying Corps. He flew with a Canadian Reconnaissance Squadron from November 1917 until November 1918 and then afterwards, for some months, with occupation forces in France/Germany. When his father completed his flying training, he was commissioned as an officer and it was at that time, so he told him, he was issued the Webley-Scott revolver. Whether he was issued the revolver in England or after he joined his squadron in France, he did not know.