Information provided by the consignor suggests that this rifle was originally produced in the 1930's, then brought to the States as a trophy by a WWII veteran. Ramp blade front and two leaf rear sights on the barrel, which has a blank oval panel on the rib, caliber, serial number, "KRUPP-LAUFSTAHL" and proof marks on the left, and "AUGUST SCHULER/ SUHL" at the breech. Receiver has been engraved with scroll and border patterns, with a pair of quick release claw mounts, double set triggers and a checkered "butter knife" style bolt handle numbered to the gun. Fitted with an "AJACK" scope, with matching sight-through rings, numbered "20722". Checkered pistol grip stock with horn forearm tip and gripcap, sling swivels, raised cheekpiece, and a serrated buttplate.