Manufactured in 1881. Features a dovetail Lyman beaded blade front sight, round barrel with two-line address/King's patent marking just ahead of the adjustable rear sight, serial number in script on the lower tang behind the lever catch and brass trapdoor crescent buttplate (cleaning rod not included).

Very good with the barrel and magazine tube having a mottled gray patina with some very scattered mild pitting. A dent is present on the left side of the forward portion of the magazine tube. The attractively aged brass has a honey colored appearance, and the receiver has tight fitting side plates. The wood is good with chipping along the grain, a couple hairline stress cracks at the toe, a deep divot on the buttstock (left side) and minor handling marks. Mechanically functions, but lever falls when catch not engaged.