The top of the receiver has an eagle/63 proof over "dot", the wartime code for the BRNO factory, over the year "1942", with the serial number and an eagle firing proof on the left side. The left receiver wall is marked "G.33/40". The top of the bolt handle is marked with an eagle firing proof and the underside is marked "N9". Inverted "V" front sight (without hood) and tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters. The left side of the buttstock has the signature metal plate in front of the buttplate to protect it from damage while in use. Correct full one piece pistol grip stock and full handguard. The stock and bolt are both numbered to the gun. Complete with cleaning rod and leather sling.

Excellent. The carbine retains 90% plus original blue finish showing some thinning to brown with minor spotting overall. The wood is very fine with some minor gouges and scratches, with a large shallow gouge and a small minor crack on the forearm (right side). Mechanically excellent.