Manufactured circa 1896 to 1930s. The No. 1 barrel has a globe front sight and the top flat is tapped for sight/scope mounting. The forearm and barrel are numbered to the gun. Engraved casehardened receiver with a tang peep sight, full loop type lever and a plain trigger. The upper left barrel flat is marked "28.30" and the upper right barrel flat is marked with the two line address. Mounted with nicely figured checkered walnut Schnabel forearm and Schuetzen style buttstock with cheekpiece and Swiss style iron buttplate.

Fine. The barrel retains 80% original blue finish thinning to a brown patina with four non-factory tapped scope block holes present. The receiver, lever and hammer retain 50% original case colors. The wood is very good plus with crazed varnish overall and some minor handling marks and a few blemishes in the overall crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent.