Originally produced by GM's Inland Division provided to the Rock-Ola Jukebox Company, remarked and used in their production, "One of 2000 receivers". Blade front and two-leaf rear sights, marked "R" and "BR", with an undated Rock-Ola barrel, "M-R" marked Type One barrel band, "ROCK-OLA" marked recoil plate, and trigger housing. "INLAND DIV." struck out over the receiver serial number and "ROCK-OLA" below, flat ROCK-OLA unmarked bolt, "BR" magazine catch and "UR" magazine. High wood stock with two-rivet handguard, oval oiler cutout, "RG" marked sling cutout, a boxed "RMC" and ordnance stamp on the right side of the buttstock, tan canvas sling and a checkered butt. With Certificate of Authenticity from the Civilian Marksmanship Program and the CMP shipping box.

Excellent overall, with 98% of the dark green GI parkerized finish. A few dings are visible on the muzzle and some light handling marks partway down the barrel, and a bright gray patina forming along the high edges. Stock is excellent, with some light pressure dents. Mechanically excellent.