This example has an extensive amount of beautifully executed floral scroll engraving with a game scene on each side. The left shows three gold inlaid ducks landing in a marshy area. The right side shows a gold inlaid dog pointing at two gold inlaid pheasants in a wooded scene. There is a crown inlaid in gold on the break lever and on the bottom of the receiver. The bottom of the receiver has "KRIEGHOFF/MODEL 32" inlaid in gold. The hanger on each set of barrels is engraved and the top of the monobloc on all four sets of barrels are also engraved with floral scroll. The top of each rib at the rear have the gauge inlaid in gold. The 12 gauge barrels are choked skeet/skeet, are slot ported, are stamped "3690" on the bottom flat and have 2 3/4 inch chambers with long forcing cones and ejectors. The 20 gauge barrels are choked cylinder/cylinder, are slot ported, are stamped "3690" and "670" on the bottom flat and have 3 inch chambers with long forcing cones and ejectors. The 28 gauge barrels are choked skeet/skeet, are stamped "3690" and "270" on the bottom flat and have 3 inch chambers with long forcing cones and ejectors. The .410 barrels are choked improved cylinder/improved cylinder, are stamped "3690" on the bottom flat and have 3 inch chambers with long forcing cones and ejectors. The left side of the top tang and the bottom of all four barrel sets are stamped with an "I". Mounted on a nicely figured, multi-point checkered walnut forearm and pistol grip stock with contrasting grip cap and Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad. With a leather covered takedown hardcase that houses the gun. 2 3/4 inch chambers, bore diameter: O- .732 U- .733, bore constriction: O- .002 U- .000, min. bbl thickness: O- .040 U- .043, length of pull: 14 1/4 inches, drop at comb: 1 5/8 inches, drop at heel: 2 1/4 inches, cast-off: 1/8 inches, weight: 8lbs 1oz.

Professionally embellished (possibly by DuPont/Krieghoff when new), the 12 gauge barrels retain 95% of the high quality blue finish with some scattered wear and handling marks along with the bottom of the monobloc polished bright. The remaining 3 barrel sets retain 98% of the high quality blue finish with scattered minor scratches, dings and wear. The ejectors have had the sharp edges rounded smooth. All of the barrels have had the forcing cones lengthened and the 12 and 20 gauge barrels have been ported. The receiver retains 80% of the high quality blue finish with mostly handling and high edge wear. The engraving remains sharp and virtually all of the gold inlay remains. The replacement wood is very good with scattered minor scratches and dings along with a small tight hairline crack at the bottom tang, smoothed checkering, a couple minor chips and a recoil pad added. Mechanically excellent with some weak ejectors. The case is very good with stains, scuffs, scratches and wear.