Manufactured in 1950. Red front and white bead mid sights on the wide, matte vent rib, light engraving at the breech end of the barrel, 2 3/4 inch chamber with automatic ejector, standard markings and proofs on the flat, and improved modified choke. Blued receiver with standard Grade 4 engraving of a Native American with bow and arrow on the right, trap shooter on the left, and broad flowing scroll on the balance. Checkered beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock with fleur de lis accents, blank initial oval, and adjustable Morgan recoil pad. With Browning takedown case. Stock measurements are: drop at comb 1 7/16 inches; drop at heel 1 11/16 inches; length of pull 14 1/2 inches.

Fine as professionally refinished. The barrel has 95% plus original blue finish with some small nicks and scratches. The receiver has 99% high quality blue finish, and well defined engraving. The trigger guard has a mostly gray patina on the tang. The wood is also fine with crisp checkering, some small dings, small hairline crack just ahead of the forearm shoe, and added recoil pad. Mechanically excellent. Case is very good overall.