Single bead sights on the smooth concave rib marked "ESPECIALLY MADE FOR J. ROBERTS & SON KING St. LONDON", Pedro Arrizabalaga maker's marks on the chambers, standard Spanish proofs on the flats, automatic ejectors, light engraving around the breech, and gold inlaid numbers at the breech end of the rib ("1" and "2" respectively). The receiver and hand detachable locks feature full coverage fine floral and scroll engraving with standard maker's marks, gold lined cocking indicators, single non-selective triggers, automatic tang safeties, engraved trigger guards, and matching gold inlaid numbers on top of the break levers. Finely checkered splinter forearms with engraved fittings, Anson latches, matching gold inlaid numbers, and pistol grip stocks with blank initial ovals and checkered bare butts. Barrel and stock measurements for gun one are: 3 inch chambers; modified/full chokes; bore diameter at 9 inches from breech .732/.730 inch; minimum wall thickness .024/.025 inch; drop at comb 1 5/8 inches; drop at heel 2 1/8 inches; length of pull 14 1/2 inches.

Very fine. 90% original bright blue finish remains on the barrels with some edge wear and small dings and scratches. The receiver and locks have 90% original vibrant case colors with sharp engraving and some visible silvering around the edges. The trigger guard has been refinished with a mostly plum coloration. The wood is also very good with attractive grain and color, crisp checkering, and small dings throughout. Mechanically excellent.

As described in "A". With 3 inch chambers, modified/full chokes, .731/.731 inch bore diameter at 9 inches from breech, .026/.026 inch minimum wall thickness, 1 1/2 inch drop at comb, 1 7/8 inch drop at heel, and 14 1/2 inch length of pull.

Very fine. 90% original blue finish remains on the barrels with some areas of edge wear, surface scratches and small nicks. The trigger guard has been refinished with areas of a plum coloration. There is a visible separation of the top rib from the barrels at the muzzle. The receiver and locks have 90% original vibrant case colors with sharp engraving, some silvering around the edges, and handling marks. The wood is also very good with crisp checkering, attractive grain, and small dings throughout. Mechanically excellent.