Blue steel, dovetail lump barrels with concave rib marked "Armi Famars", single bead sight, chambers proofed and measured at 3 inches, automatic ejectors, improved cylinder/modified chokes, and standard Italian proofs on the flats dated 1973. Bright coin finished receiver with bushed firing pins, standard markings and proofs on the water table, single non-selective trigger, and manual sliding tang safety. The receiver features flourishes of fine floral and scroll engraving and the locks and underside are engraved with game bird scenes of pintails landing in a marks on the right, ascending snipes on the shoreline on the left, and a snipe and waterfowl hunting scene on the underside. With matching engraved break lever with pierced dragon embellishment, and matching engraved rolled trigger guard. The trigger plate is signed "Galeazzi '73" just to the right of the trigger. Fancy figured, checkered walnut, straight grip perchbelly stock and splinter forearm with Anson latch, engraved fittings, and solid rubber recoil pad. The second and third barrel sets are also 28 inches long with matching serial numbers, independent forearms, matching engraving and 3 inch chambers. The 28 gauge set has modified/improved modified chokes, and the .410 barrels are choked modified/improved modified. With leather bound Famars takedown case fitted for the complete set. 20 gauge barrel measurements are: bore diameter at 9 inches from breech .617/.618; choke constriction .011/.016; minimum wall thickness .036/.034. 28 gauge barrel measurements are: bore diameter at 9 inches from breech .556/.558; choke constriction .014/.018; minimum wall thickness .030/.028. Stock measurements are: drop at comb 1 7/16 inches; drop at heel 1 11/16 inches; length of pull 14 inches.

Very good with 90% original blue finish on the barrels, showing edge wear and gray/brown patina around the muzzles, and clear markings. The receiver and locks have crisp, detailed, engraving with light handling marks mostly around the trigger. The wood is also very good with some evidence of light sanding, small patch of well blended filler on the right side of the buttstock, small dings and marks, and mostly crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent. The extra barrel sets are very good with both sets displaying some muzzle wear (more prominent on the .410 set), mild handling marks and small dings on the forearms. The case is good with exterior scuffs and scratches, visibly worn corners, patina on the fittings, and interior wear and staining.