Blade front and 500-meter tangent rear sights, with the three-line address on the top chamber flat, "crown/crown/U" on the chamber and bolt and the two-line address on the right side of the frame. External numbers are matching overall with a New Safety hammer, slotted back strap, and 23-groove grips with a branded and red-filled "9" on each panel and matching stamped number on the interior. With a hardwood shoulder stock numbered to match on the iron, a 1917 dated Ludewig brown leather harness, spare magazine spring and a wood handled cleaning rod.

Very fine, with 80% of the restored blue finish, showing some mild edge wear, areas of brown patina and mild handling marks and spotting. The hammer is renumbered. The grips are also very fine, with some minor dents. Some light dings and scuffs are present on the stock. The harness shows some cracking and scuffing. Mechanically excellent. The refinished stock is fine. The leather is very fine.