S#: NSN | Mfg. Circa 1901-1902 | Made under a South American, or possible Mexican contract with Remington Arms Co. | Chambered in 7mm Mauser (7x57mm) Smokeless Cartridge and we know this because the barrel is marked "CAL. 7M.M." just ahead of the handguard | Stud mounted blade front and folding ladder rear sights | The upper tang is marked "REMINGTON ARMS CO./ ILION. N.Y. U.S.A./PATENTED OCT. 22 1901” |||| CONDITION: Good. Around 30% Original CCH Finish remaining on receiver with little to no color still visible, mostly just a dark grey/blue spotted patina. Smooth Metal, no pitting. Wood stock and forend are all good and solid with a lot of handling marks and/or battle patina. Some letter inscriptions in wood. Top handguard shows a crack between receiver and rear sight. Mechanically functions. Bore shows dark rifling with rust. Most of these rifles are in much worse shape, so for the history and age, it’s a pretty good example ||||| CLASS: C&R