Most likely manufactured for a Middle Eastern contract. It has some small six pointed star and crescent moon markings, barley corn front sight, saber bayonet lug, unique unidentified (possibly Danish) rear ladder sight, "5" on the left side of the rear barrel band, faint "187" marking on the right side of the musket style forearm, standard Providence Tool Co. patent and address markings on the right, sliding safety, and a smooth straight grip stock.

Very fine with 90% plus blue finish, some mild edge wear, and scattered marks and dings. The lever retains over 50% of the original case colors. The wood is fine and has some scattered dings and scrapes including some deeper cuts in the buttstock. Mechanically fine.