German silver blade front and two leaf (one standing, one folding) rear notch sights. The barrel rib is marked "C. BARTELS KONIGL: HOFBUCHSENMACHER in WIESBADEN & ZELLA". The barrels feature dual silver inlaid bands at the breech. 2 1/2 inch chamber and improved cylinder choke. The receiver features floral scroll engraving, light sculpting on the fences, and game scene engraving on the lock plates. Checkered forearm and straight grip stock with a carved horn grip extension, raised cheekpiece, and a lightly engraved steel buttplate. Length of pull is 13 1/2 inches. The gun includes a collection of papers regarding the military service of a Staff Sergeant Andrew J. Tyner, including articles relating to his time in a German POW camp, his escape, and his separation and honorable discharge papers.