Bead blade front sight and folding notch rear sight on the matte barrel rib, which is equipped with a pair of quick-release claw mounts. No maker's markings are visible, with zig-zag and circle patterns at the breech. Floral engraved upper tang and action with an red stag on the right side and a roe buck on the left. Pistol grip stock with checkered forearm and grip area, floral engraved rifle cartridge compartment, sling swivels, double triggers, raised cheekpiece, horn trigger guard, grip cap and checkered buttplate. Comes with a copied consignor statement declaring that his father, Lt. Colonel Joseph E. Foley, Jr., was the commander of the 48th Engineer Battalion in the fall of 1945 and that this drilling was obtained by his father over the course of his World War II service in Italy, France, Southern Germany and Austria. Reportedly, this drilling came from a wealthy landowner's collection. Also included are two photocopied military records confirming Lt. Colonel Joseph E. Foley, Jr.'s World War II service record.

Very good plus. The barrels retain approximately 97% of the blue refinish with some light pin point pitting and limited surface rust. There is a minor dent on the left side of the shotgun barrel and some unknown residue on the barrel undersides. The rest of the metal surfaces exhibit a mixture between a smooth gray patina and a smooth brown patina. The stock is very good with some minor scratches, dings and dents and a few moderate scratches. There are some minor to moderate handing marks in the very good checkering. The engraving is clear and crisp.