Dated to June of 1943. Single bead sight, with the barrel marked for an improved cylinder choke and a 2 3/4 inch chamber, and showing the "U.S. (bomb)" markings to the rear of the two-line address and patent dates. The U.S. markings are repeated on the upper left side of the receiver ahead of "MILITARY FINISH", with the Remington trade mark on the left side over the serial number "W" on the trigger guard and "MODEL 11" on the bolt. Smooth forearm and pistol grip stock, with the Ordnance "crossed cannons" cartouche ahead of "FJA" (WWII-era inspector Frank Atwood) on the left side of the buttstock, a serrated Remington buttplate and a 14 inch length of pull.

Very fine. 95% plus of the original matte blue finish remains, showing some shallow pin-prick pitting on the frame, a few scuffs and dents, and some light handling marks overall. The otherwise very fine forearm and buttstock are cracked, with areas of filler in the buttstock, chips, and an ill-fitting buttplate. Mechanically excellent.