OK, You asked for it. Here’s the list for my post #14:
1st Column, top to bottom
1. Argentinian Systema 1927 - .45 ACP
2. Browning High Power (M1935) – 9mm Para
3. Dutch M1873 Old Model (Nagant system) - 9.4mm Dutch service.
4. Mannlicher M1900 – 7.63 Mannlicher
5. P.A.F. Junior (Pretoria Arms Factory. South Africa) - .25 ACP
6. Webley Mk VI - .455 Webley Mk 2
2nd Column, top to bottom.
1. Astra M300 – 9mm Largo
2. FN Browning M1905 - .25 ACP
3. Enfield No.2 Mk.1 - .380/200 (.38 S&W)
4. Mauser M1910 - .32 ACP
5. Roth-Steyr M1907 – 8mm Roth-Steyr
3rd Column, top to bottom
1. Astra M900 – 7.63x25 Mauser
2. FN Browning M1910 - .32 ACP
3. French SACM M1935A – 7.65x20mm Long
4. Nagant M1895 – 7.62mm Nagant
5. Steyr-Hahn M1912 – 9mm Steyr
4th Column, top to bottom
1. Dutch M1873 New Model – 9.4mm Dutch Service
2. FN Browning M1922 - .32 ACP
3. German Reichsrevolver M1883 – 10.6x25mm German
4. Papa Nambu – 8mm Nambu
5. Unis Vest Pocket - .25 ACP
5th Column, top to bottom
1. Beretta M1934 - .380 Auto
2. Colt M1908 - .380 Auto
3. Haenal Schmeisser Model 1 - .25 ACP
4. Type 14 Nambu – 8mm Nambu
5. Webley & Scott Mk 1, No 2 Auto - .455 Auto
6th Column, top to bottom
1. Bergmann Simplex – 8mm Simplex
2. CZ 38 - .380 Auto
3. Husqvarna M1907 (Browning) – 9mm Browning Long
4. Type 26 Nambu – 9mm Japanese Rimmed
5. Webley MkII - .455 Webley Mk 2
7th Column, top to bottom
1. Bergmann-Bayard M1910 – 9x23mm Bayard
2. Dreyse – .32 ACP
3. LeFrancaise Pocket - .25 ACP
4. Type 94 Nambu – 8mm Nambu
5. Webley Mk I - .455 Webley Mk 1
Dean