Standard markings on the lockplate and barrel rib, including "DAMASCUS STEEL" on the barrel. The water table and bottom of the barrel are marked with the Grade number with the former having 1872, 1875, and 1876 patent dates. The right hammer and screw are missing. Made in 1883 with the doghead trademark logo on the hard rubber buttplate.

Good with strong damascus pattern on the barrels along with traces of the original finish. There is a mottled pattern on the action with casehardening colors only in protected places. The stock is good with heavy wear to the forearm checkering.

Made in 1891. Standard markings on the lockplates, Remington buttplate. The number on the barrel has been defaced but the first two numbers are the same and they fit well. Has cocking indicators on the locks.

Good with gray patina mixed with scattered spots of light surface rust and pitting. The stock is cracked through the wrist and repaired with tape. Mechanically good.