Brass bead front sight on a solid rib marked "410-44 CAL", extractor and double triggers. Casehardened action with the two line address/patent date marking on the left side plate. Checkered forearm (replacement numbered 2694) and round knob pistol grip stock with a factory hard rubber buttplate. Length of pull approximately 13 3/4".

Very good. The shotgun retain about 75% original blue finish with the beginnings of a brown patina. The action retains strong traces of vivid and bright case colors strongest on the water table, around the hammers, on the fences and under the break lever, overall a gray patina mixed with silvered out case colors. The wood is near fine with some minor dings and scratches and a few minor dents. Much of the varnish remains. The checkering is crisp.

Manufactured circa early 1900's. Brass bead sight, serrated rib, checkered pistol grip stock, double triggers, checkered buttplate. Standard markings. Length of pull 13 5/8".

Very good, 80% original finish, some thinning of the blue and a mottled brown patina coming through underneath. Some minor handling marks overall. Casehardening is very good with much bright color. Stock is very good, with two short hairline cracks extending from the locks and chipping on the forearm and buttplate. Action is smooth.