Manufactured in 1920. This rifle features a Marble's No. 5 beaded blade front and rear buckhorn sporting sights, with full length tube magazine. Standard two-line address patent date marking with "32 W.S." at the breech and nickel steel markings are on the left barrel flat. The barrel and receiver are marked with single Winchester proofs. Magazine lever is stamped "PAT. JUNE 6, 1893". Blue finish with octagon barrel and casehardened hammer, trigger, lever, and buttplate. Straight grip stock, smooth walnut forearm with metal forend tip and crescent buttplate.

Fine. The barrel retains 80% of the faded original blue finish with scattered scratches, gray patina on the high edges. The receiver retains 75% original blue with scattered scratches and dings overall. The hammer, trigger, lever, and buttplate retain strong traces of vivid and bright case colors in the protected areas, overall showing a smooth gray patina. The markings are clear and crisp. The wood is very good with some minor scattered scratches and dings. Mechanically excellent.