Originally Posted by Rosevidney1
MPN11, The illustration you gave appears to have the mortal remains of a Webley or an Enfield .38 and not a Smith & Wesson at the top which has a rigid frame and a cylinder that swings out.
You are, of course, correct.
The top one has no remaining visible markings, apart from "CAL .38", but clearly* has the profiles and foresight arrangement of an Enfield .38 Mk 1.
The lower is a Smith & Wesson No 2, well marked with Smith & Wesson and "S & W CTG", and bears the s/n 710685 on the underside.
Both, of course, fired the .38/200 round (or not)
* Pistols of the World, Hogg and Weeks
(MPN11 removes anorak, and resumes normal service)