Manufactured in 1902. The accompanying Winchester Gun Museum letter lists this rifle in takedown configuration with a barrel in .33 caliber, fancy checkered pistol grip stock, half magazine, and hard rubber shotgun buttplate when shipped on August 15, 1903. The rifle is equipped with a raised beaded blade Lyman front sight, two folding leaf Lyman rear sight, and folding tang peep sight. The barrel is stamped with the two-line address and "33 WCF" on top and the two-line nickel steel marking is on the left side. The lower tang has the two-line patent dates marking and the serial number. The takedown release has the 1893 patent date. The deluxe walnut forearm and pistol grip stock are checkered. The buttstock has a Winchester hard rubber shotgun buttplate and grip cap. The left side of the lower tang is marked "41 XX." The assembly number "41" is repeated on the stock inlet.

Fine, retaining 80% original blue finish with the balance thinning to a brown. 30% of the original nitre blue remains on the loading gate. There is some cold blue touch up over light pitting visible on barrel midway between forend cap and muzzle. 60% original case colors remain on the hammer and lever. There is a small chip on the buttplate at the toe. The wood is fine with minor dings and scratches and recut checkering. Mechanically excellent.