Carries a raised carved "D" logo on the left side of the stock and the same mark stamped on top of the action. These are sometimes called Dreyse as this same logo also appears on the Dreyse semi-automatic pistols.

Marked "HOPKINS & ALLEN ARMS CO. NORWICH. CT. U.S.A." on top of the barrel and "No722" behind the rear sight. Fixed sights, plain forearm and straight grip stock. Stock is cracked and loose at the wrist, was taped at one time.

Standard markings on the barrel and top of receiver. Blade front and adjustable rear Marble's sights. Plain forearm and straight grip stock with a black hard rubber buttplate.

Also known as the "Visible Loading Rifle" and is marked as such on top of the barrel, features a blade front and adjustable rear sights, casehardened action, 1/2 magazine, grooved forearm and plain straight grip stock with a black hard rubber buttplate.

Blade front and adjustable rear sights and plain one piece pistol grip stock with bare butt.

Blade and notch sights on barrel marked "LITTLE SCOUT". Smooth straight grip stock with metal buttplate.

Small single shot take down rifle with a varnished gumwood stock that has been repaired and bare butt. Professionally refinished. Manufactured 1899-1902.

Single bead sight on barrel marked "44-SHOT". Standard markings on receiver. Smooth straight grip stock with a checkered buttplate.

Blade front and notch rear sights on barrel. Standard three line markings on both sides of the frame. Smooth straight grip stock with checkered replacement buttplate.

Globe and blade front and notch rear sights. Standard two line marking on the top of the barrel. Tang tapped for sights, swivel on underside of receiver. Repaired straight grip stock with broken buttplate.

No finish, pitted, with incorrect and poorly fitted replacement wood. Made in 1913. Now has a Model 62A barrel with "P" replacement proof at the rear.