This is a beautiful 19th century single barrel stalking rifle. Bore measures .360 and a .32-40 cartridge case fits perfectly, but bullet diameter is too small. Features a full octagon barrel, folding leaf sight, front sight, full length matted rib, gold inlay at breech and doll's head extension. Frame is beautiful German deep chisel engraved with deer on both sides. The sidelock is like engraved with a gold inlaid fox. Bottom of the frame and trigger guard are also engraved and there is a gold inlaid rabbit on trigger guard. The stock has a cartridge trap door with a gold inlaid duck and sling swivels. Buttplate is checked with a star pattern. Has a place for the lollipop sight that is missing. This frame was made to accept one or two hammers and has double set triggers. The left firing pin is a dummy and the right pin is active. Some time through the ages the hammer was broken and will need replaced. The frame has traces of colors, barrel retains approximately 90-95% of the original factory blue finish, has double locking lugs. The forend is engraved, walnut is checkered with usual dings and right side of stock under lock plate has a closed 3" crack that could easily be fixed. Extremely strong rifled bore. Locks up tight has a drum and takes down like a shotgun. Lovely deluxe engraved late 19th century stalking rifle that simply needs a proper hammer and a slight repair for the stock crack. Serial Number-8841; Manufacturer-German; Model-Single Shot; Caliber-9.3x37R; Barrel Length-27"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;