According to included photocopies of U.S. Patent Office Records, Charles W. Lindsay's shotgun design was approved for patent on June 26, 1928. The most prominent design feature is the "journals with flanged support", a pair of adjustable barrel hinge bodies mounted to a screw-adjustable disc visible on the exterior of both sides. Dual white bead sights on the matte rib, with the Houston, Texas address at the breech, leafy scroll engraving at the breach and side panels, and German proofs. The frame shows near full coverage floral vinework, with a sculpted recoil shield, single adjustable trigger, manual safety, and a number of game scenes, with four ducks over a marsh on the left, three hunting dogs on the right, and assorted game birds on the underside. Choked modified and cylinder, 2 3/4 inch chambers and a 14 inch length of pull. Checkered straight wrist stock with engraved fittings and a Decelerator recoil pad.

Very good as partially refinished, with 90% of the blue on the barrel, showing some light handling marks and spotting overall. Traces of original case color are present on the frame, with a gray patina overall and sharp engraving. Stock is very good as refreshed, with some mended cracks/chips around the takedown latches, crisp checkering and mild pressure dents. Mechanically very good.