Features a single brass bead sight on a solid matte rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/improved modified, extractors, a tang mounted automatic safety, and double triggers with a gold finish. Blue barrels and break lever, trigger guard with a casehardened action. The action sides are engraved with a duck in flight in a marsh scene on the left, a rooster pheasant in a field scene on the right, a light floral engraving on both sides, the bottom, and on the trigger guard. The sides are also marked "ITHACA, N.Y." while the fences have a cross hatch/dot geometric pattern. The wood is checkered with a Fleur-de-Lis on the pistol grip with a hard rubber grip cap and butt plate. The forearm also has an ebony insert at the forend. Length of pull 13", drop in comb 1 3/4", and drop in heel 2 5/8".

The barrels retain approximately 98% of the blue finish with some minor fading and light handling marks overall. The receiver holds it's vivid case colors in protected areas with the rest aged to a smooth gray with a brown patina on the bottom. The automatic safety does not totally engage on its own, but will manually. The gold double triggers have approximately 50% of the original gold with the ends worn to gray while the trigger guard is faded, growing darker moving back to the grip. The wood is excellent and appears to be freshened with light handling marks overall.