This late Model 90 rifle was manufactured in the higher range of the rifles manufactured in 1931-1941 which were numbered in blocks with some gaps. 849110 is believed to be the highest number. It has a beaded blade front sight, screw-adjustable rear sight, the two-line address and patent marking followed by "-MODEL 90.- .22 W.R.F." on the upper left barrel flat, "WP" proofs on top at the breech, matching serial numbers on the bottom of the frame and the lower tang, and the three-line trademark marking on the upper tang. It is mounted with a twelve-groove forearm and a smooth straight wrist buttstock with a curved rifle buttplate. Includes a matching hand-numbered factory box and a manual.

Excellent overall with 97% plus original blue finish, minor edge and cycling wear, a few small spots of oxidation and pitting, and minor handling and storage wear. The wood is excellent plus overall. Mechanically excellent. The box is fair and has heavy overall wear, added tape and markings, and a legible number.