Invented by 19th century industrialist Henry M. Quackenbush with eleven models of air rifles manufactured until the late 1940s. Fixed blade and notch sights, standard markings, full nickel finish, and varnished walnut stock with crescent buttplate. With unnumbered factory box, small tools, seven .22 caliber darts, and 100 count box of Quackenbush felted .22 lead slugs.

Exceptionally fine. 90% original nickel finish remains with areas of spotting, edge wear, and dark patina. Stock is also fine with several small scrapes and dings. Mechanically excellent. Box is fair with separations, heavy discoloration, and partial labels.