Blade and tangent sights, with the Argentine crest on top of the receiver ring, "MAUSER MODELO/ARGENTINO 1909." on the left, and the DWM address on the sidewall. The rear sight has a small Argentine Navy "anchor" proof. Smooth stock numbered to match the gun, with the Argentinean inspectors proof on the right side of the buttstock, and a few other small stamps. With a Weyersberg bayonet, 15 3/4 inch blade with Argentine Model 1891 markings, brass grips, and steel scabbard, and a box for a post-World War II Mauser rifle.

Excellent, with 95% plus of the original blue finish, showing mild edge wear and handling marks overall. The bright components are in equal condition, with exception of the buttplate which shows heavy rust. The stock is excellent, with scattered mild dents overall, concentrated on the left side, and some tool marks around the rear sight. The bayonet is very good, with mild spotting on the hilt, a few dents along the edge and minor handling marks. Mechanically excellent.