Manufactured circa 1920, there is a single brass bead sight, choked improved cylinder/full and 2 3/4 inch chambers with extractor. The bottom of the barrels are marked "CROWN STEEL", "FW 33769" and "T". The water table is marked "FW 33769" and "T". Mounted on a multi-point checkered walnut forearm with ebony tip and pistol grip stock with hard rubber grip cap and serrated hard rubber buttplate. Length of pull is 12 3/8 inches.

Professionally refinished with 90% of the thinning blue finish remaining on the barrels with some discoloration near the muzzle and some high edge wear. Strong traces of the original case colors remain in the protected areas with a generally silver appearance and some brown discoloration. The wood is also very good with some scattered dings, scattered scratches, a few chips at the bottom of the receiver, a 1 3/4 inch long tight hairline crack to the left of the trigger guard and a 2 inch long tight hairline crack extending from the rear of the left side plate and ending at the rear of the top tang.