This gun is built like a rifle but has a smooth bore. Sometimes these are termed "smooth rifles" or "buck and ball guns." It is unmarked, but the stock is characteristic of the Lehigh region. It has traditional sights, a replacement lock marked "IB" inside, plain trigger, border engraved side plate, silver thumb plate, an oval silver plate on the cheekpiece engraved with a design that combines floral elements with the classic hunter's star, and a lightly engraved patch box with hidden release in the oval finial of the toe plate.

Good as reconverted. The barrel and lock have dark brown patina, mild oxidation, and some edge wear. The brass and silver have aged patina. The refinished stock has a spliced forend (starting at the front of the entry pipe), a filled wedge slot above the entry pipe, some minor cracks and chips, a few dings, traces of incised carving, and a repaired toe. Mechanically fine, but the mainspring is very stiff.