Standard two line Loewe left receiver wall marking, with a clear Argentine crest on top of the receiver. Barrel, stock, bolt, and magazine floor plate are numbered to the gun. The top of the barrel and on the underside of the stock are marked with a shielded "AG" proof and the "Two Shaking Hands" proof are stamped on the receiver, rear sight, and bolt. Complete with a metal muzzle cover.

Very fine, with 97% arsenal blue finish remaining with a faint plum patina. The stock is revarnished with a filled repair near the toe and some scattered minor dings and scratches.

The top of the receiver ring is marked with the large Czech crest and the left receiver wall is marked with the two line maker/model marking. Ramped inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight, with bolt and stock numbered to the gun. Bolt number is over stamped with matching number to receiver (possibly error or arsenal rework). Eleven divisions of the German Army were equipped with this model of rifle.

Fine, with 40% faded original blue finish remaining with the balance a smooth brown patina. The stock is very good with numerous minor dings, pressure marks, and scratches. The left side of the buttstock is period script marked "LR". Mechanically excellent.