The included Springfield Research Service letter confirms the model, serial number and October 16, 1936 date of sale to Everett J. Tracy of Pomeroy, Ohio. Fitted with a Lyman No. 17A globe front sight on the barrel marked "SA/flaming bomb/12-31" with standard markings on the receiver ring, hand stamped additional "I" and "B" in the model and serial number markings, matching numbered polished nickel steel bolt with "M2" marking on the handle, adjustable Lyman rear peep sight on the bridge, and serrated trigger. The barrel and receiver ring are fitted with scope bases. Correct sporter type pistol grip stock with a single barrel band, sling swivels, and cupped, checkered steel buttplate. Includes Lyman No. 17A sight box with original front sight blade and seven extra globe inserts.

Excellent as arsenal upgraded to MII speciificaton with 98% bright original blue finish remaining, traces of light muzzle and edge wear, and some mild cycling marks visible on the bolt body. The stock is also excellent with a few small scattered dings, and mild patina on the buttplate. Mechanically excellent.