Manufactured in 1931 and subsequently upgraded. Fitted with beaded blade front and elevation adjustable rear sights, standard barrel address and Winchester trademark marking on the upper tang with the serial number on the lower tang. The barrel on the muzzle has a line and gold inlaid dot motif with a band around both ends of the barrel and wavy lines at the edges of each flat. The receiver, bolt, and trigger group have a combination of wavy line and zig-zag borders with gold inlaid borders inside that. Inside the gold inlaid borders is near full coverage floral scroll engraving. The center of the left side has a game scene depicting a rabbit in a forest and the right side has gold inlaid initials "RSR". Though the work is unsigned, it bears a striking resemblance to that of well known engraver Jeff Flannery. Mounted in a straight grain walnut 12 groove forend and straight grip stock with butt plate engraved to match.

Very fine as custom upgraded, retaining 95% blue finish with some oxidation and pitting on the barrel, spotting on the receiver, and crisp engraving. The highly varnished wood is also very fine with scattered dings and scratches and a gouge near the toe. Mechanically excellent.