Manufactured circa 1912-1923. Nitro proofed barrels with various German proofmarks. 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked improved modified/improved modified and extractor. The action is engraved with deer and ducks in a wooded marsh scene on the left side and a bugling moose in a wooded scene on the right side. The action, break lever and forearm hardware feature floral vine designs. Blade front and folding rear sights on the matte solid rib with scope base mounts on the breech end and dolls head extension. The top of the right barrel is marked "WAFFEN LOESCHE, MAGDEBURG" and the left is marked "HANNOVER BERLIN". Safety mounted on the left lock, tang mounted barrel selector, double triggers with set rifle (front) trigger, cocking indicators and multi-point checkered forearm and pistol grip stock with horn grip cap and buttplate and cheekpiece. Shotgun barrels: bore diameter of .669/.669, wall thickness is .0505/,0505 and the length of pull is 14 inches.

Good as partially refinished, the barrels, which retain 95% blue finish with some minor muzzle and high point wear, a few minor dings and some very minor pitting visible under the finish as well as some minor scattered spotting. The remaining metal surfaces have a smooth gray patina. The wood is also good with some finish loss on the left rear of the stock, and overall scattered minor dents, dings and scratches. Most of the checkering on the stock wrist is crisp and there is some moderate to heavy wear on the forearm checkering. The engraving is crisp and clear. The set trigger does not function properly and the action locks up tight.