While tearing down an old building I found two old revolvers. The first is a large revolver that is in good shape with the british crown, W.R. Enfield,1884, and the roman numerals II, stamped on the right side below the hammer and it is a top break action of about 45 caliber. Any Ideas as to what it is and the value. The other is a Lee Navy pocket pistol in 32 rimfire nickle plated no trigger guard short octogon barrel in 60 to 80 percent condition. Reason I know this caliber as their was a box CIL Imperial cartridges with it in an old spice can when it was found. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

It sounds like you've got a .455 Webley or a variant. Sorting out the various marks of both the revolver and the cartridge is a bit of work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webley_Revolver

Bye
Jack