Manufactured in 1899 and subsequently custom engraved in the 20th century. The receiver has a fine engraving pattern stylized after the Winchester no. 6 engraving with scrollwork, borders, and game scenes in oval panels decorating the receiver. The left side features a big horn ram, and the right side features a mule deer. The rifle is fitted with a beaded blade Marble No. 6 front sight, an elevation adjustable rear sight, a half octagon barrel stamped with the two-line address, two-line nickel steel marking and "30 W.C.F.", button magazine, and sling swivel studs mounted on the underside of the forend cap and buttstock. The upper tang is stamped with the three-line model/patent marking. It is mounted with highly figured and checkered walnut forearm and pistol grip stock. The pistol grip has a Winchester hard rubber grip cap, and the stock has a crescent buttplate.