Manufactured in 1957, the rifle features a blued barrel with blade front and four-position adjustable rear sights, standard factory markings, and a gold trigger. The barrel is fitted to the coin grey receiver which displays Grade III engraving consisting of a setter flushing a trio of pheasant cocks on the left, a setter flushing a trio of mallards on the right, and a setter with a shot mallard in his mouth on the top side. The rifle is fitted with a well-figured and multi-point skip-line checkered forend as well as a pistol grip stock with serrated blued steel buttplate.

Excellent, retaining 99% original blue and coin finishes with minor handling evidence. There is a small crack at the wrist off the lower tang and a chip at the rear of the forend; otherwise, the wood is very fine with some scratches at the heel, some dings at the top, and sharp checkering. The takedown lever is loose; otherwise, mechanically excellent.