This is an early WWII produced (November 1942) M1 Garand as manufactured by Springfield Armory that was subsequently rebuilt for the Korean war. The receiver is marked with the standard four line marking over the serial number and the parts are marked as follows: barrel: S-A-12-51, bolt, D28287-12-SA / W9B, operating rod, D35382 9 SA, trigger guard housing: 6528290-SA, hammer: C46008-2 SA, bullet guide: 8 and the rear sights are the later version marked "WCE" on the windage knob. The stock and hand guards are walnut with no visible inspection markings and it comes complete with a green canvas sling.

Arsenal refinished with 95% parkerized finish remaining. The rear of the receiver appears to have a blue finish. There is some thinning on the muzzle, some high edge wear and wear from cycling the op-rod. The buttplate is finished blue and retains approximately 95% finish. The stock remains excellent with a few minor dings and dents. The sling is good with minor fraying on the edges. The markings are clear. The action is excellent.