This example was manufactured in 1928. The trigger guard and receiver are engraved with flourishes of floral scroll engraving. The side plates are also engraved with floral scroll along with a field scene of two quail in tall grass on the left and ducks in flight over the water on the right. The 32 inch vent rib barrels have an ivory front bead, a steel mid bead, are choked extra full/extra full and have 3 inch chambers with ejectors. Fitted with a selectable Hunter One Trigger and a tang mounted safety. Mounted on a multi-point checkered beavertail walnut forearm and beautifully figured pistol grip stock with a hard rubber grip cap and a Mershon recoil pad. Length of pull is 14 3/8 inches.

Very fine, the barrels and trigger guard retain 95% of the slightly faded original blue finish with some scattered minor wear and a few light scratches. The casehardened components retain 60% of the original faded original case colors with some of the protected areas retaining a brighter appearance. There are some patches of discoloration on the lock plates. The original forearm is very good with some scattered light scratches, an absent sliver from the right front, a long crack on the right top and some wear on the checkering. The buttstock is very good with a tight hairline crack behind the left lock plate, a repaired crack on the lower right side of the stock head, a filler repair on the lower right side, some scattered scratches, some dings and a period recoil pad that has gone stiff. Mechanically excellent.